A great blind installed badly is a bad blind. Crooked headrails, gaps at the edges, and brackets anchored into crumbling drywall are what I get called to fix after a DIY weekend or a big box install crew rushed through. When I install blinds across the Des Moines metro, the same person who measured your windows puts them up, level, anchored right, and tested before I leave.
What professional installation actually includes
Proper installation starts before install day, with measurements taken by hand for each individual window rather than one size applied to all. On install day I mount brackets into solid anchoring, level every headrail, verify the tilt and lift work smoothly on every unit, and haul away all the packaging. If a window frame is out of square, which is common in older Des Moines homes, I adjust the mount so the blind hangs straight anyway.
Faux wood, real wood, cordless, and motorized
I install every blind I sell, faux wood, real wood, cordless, and motorized. Motorized blinds get programmed and tested on the spot, including pairing with your phone or voice assistant before I leave.
One person, start to finish
There is no separate sales rep, measure tech, and install crew. The person at your kitchen table for the estimate is the person on the ladder on install day, which means nothing gets lost in translation between measurement and mounting.
Frequently asked questions
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Do you fix blinds that someone else installed?
Do I need to do anything before install day?
Part of our Custom Blinds 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.