Roller shades are the cleanest, most versatile shade I install. One smooth panel of fabric, dozens of opacity and color options, and a minimal profile that suits everything from a downtown Des Moines condo to a new build in Waukee. If you want simple, modern, and effective, this is usually where we start.
From sheer to total blackout
Roller fabric runs the full range. Light filtering weaves soften glare while keeping a room bright, solar screen fabrics cut heat while preserving the view, and true blackout fabrics turn a bedroom dark enough for shift workers and napping kids. Many customers mix opacities room by room on the same fabric color so the whole house feels coordinated.
A clean fit for modern spaces
Because a roller shade is essentially invisible when raised, it is the go-to for rooms where you want the window itself to be the feature. They pair especially well with motorization, and a motorized roller shade on a tall or hard-to-reach window is one of the most common upgrades I install across the metro.
Measured and installed by the owner
A roller shade only looks right when it fits exactly, with minimal light gaps at the edges. I measure every window myself, help you choose between inside and outside mount, and install everything cleanly, cordless or motorized, in a single visit for most homes.
Frequently asked questions
Do roller shades block all light?
Are roller shades good for sliding doors?
Can roller shades be motorized?
Part of our Custom Shades line. Serving Des Moines, Ankeny, Waukee, and the surrounding metro from Norwalk.
Ready to see samples in your own light? Call (515) 850-9700 or request your free in-home estimate.