South Shore

Custom blinds on the South Shore — glass towers and older streets.

The South Shore is changing fast. In Brossard, Solar Uniquartier is going up in buildings as tall as 30 storeys beside the REM, while Vieux-Longueuil and Saint-Lambert keep their established streets. We come to both and measure every window in person.

Where we come on the South Shore

Brossard, Longueuil — including Vieux-Longueuil, Saint-Hubert and Greenfield Park — Saint-Lambert and Boucherville, and farther along the shore for bigger projects. The visit is free, and so is installation.

New condos near the REM

Brossard's Solar Uniquartier, beside Quartier DIX30, is planned for about 2,600 homes in buildings from 2 to 30 storeys, with the Du Quartier REM station on site. Towers like these tend to share a few traits:

  • Large, tall glass — heavy to raise by hand every day, which is where motorization earns its keep.
  • Heat and glare high up — nothing shades an upper floor. A solar screen keeps the view and cuts both.
  • Syndicate rules on what shows from outside — check yours before you pick a colour; a neutral backing solves most of it. See blinds for condos.
  • Bare windows at possession — free temporary blinds go up while your custom ones are made.

Established homes in Vieux-Longueuil and Saint-Lambert

Away from the new towers, the South Shore has long-established streets — Vieux-Longueuil's historic core and Saint-Lambert's mature neighbourhoods among them — where the windows are older and the priorities change.

  • Warmth on the coldest glasscellular shades, or lined curtains; our winter guide ranks the options.
  • Character windows — arched tops, bays and oversized or oddly shaped openings are normal custom work for us.
  • A window past saving — before you dress it, see what replacing it costs with the window replacement calculator.
  • Rooms with a garden viewRoman shades soften a room without hiding what's outside.

Rebates on this side of the river

The South Shore is in Québec, so the Québec programs apply — and none of them covers blinds. Rénoclimat pays $150 per rough opening for ENERGY STAR replacement windows; Hydro-Québec's LogisVert covers heat pumps, roof insulation with caulking, and solar. Everything else is in our Québec 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.

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Pick a time for a free in-home consultation on the South Shore — or send us the details and we'll arrange it with you.

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