Where we come in Orléans
Across the community — Convent Glen, Orléans Wood, Chapel Hill, Queenswood Heights, Fallingbrook and Chatelaine Village, and out toward Cumberland and Navan. Free visit, free installation, and farther for bigger projects.
A consultation in the language you think in
Choosing window coverings is mostly conversation: how a room is used, where the light lands late in the afternoon, what bothered you about the last blinds. That's easier in your own language. Orléans went from a largely French-speaking village to a bilingual suburb in a few decades, and in the 2021 census between 28% and 32% of residents across its three wards reported French as their mother tongue. We work fully in both languages — on the phone, at your kitchen table and in the written quote.
A suburb built over decades
That growth means Orléans homes range from established streets in Convent Glen and Queenswood Heights to much newer builds at the community's eastern and southern edges, and the right blind follows the age of the window more than the street name.
If the glass is older, keeping heat in comes first: cellular shades are the warmest blind, lined curtains over them warmer still, and our winter guide ranks the rest. If it's newer and efficient, choose for light and privacy — a zebra blind does both from one mechanism — and give the back door a proper answer with patio-door blinds. Anywhere children sleep, go cordless.
Rebates on the Ontario side
No Ontario program covers blinds. Replacing the windows themselves can earn $100 per rough opening through the Home Renovation Savings Program, as part of an assessed project with at least two upgrades — see our Ontario rebates guide.
How a visit works
- We come to you. About 45 minutes, samples in hand, every window measured in your own light.
- A written quote before we leave. No follow-up call needed to find out the price.
- Free temporary blinds, then free installation. You're not left with bare windows while yours are made.