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Ready to upgrade your sagging, old, worn out window shades? When it comes to installing window shades in South Jersey, there are many different options. If you're uncertain what type of window shades would work best in your home or business, or if you're ready for a change but don't know what options you have, call us! We have worked with every type of windows shade in the South Jersey area since 1976, including roller shades, Roman shades, honeycomb shades, Silhouette shades, Pirouette shades and more, and we can show you the differences between each of these options.
In addition to showing you what your options are, we are experts at matching window treatments to the rest of your South Jersey area home. We'll help you determine the best type of window shades for you based on your room décor, window size, and how much light you want blocked out. We can even help you with motorizing your window shades so you don't even have to get up to open and close them!
If you're doing a complete room or home remodel, we will also work closely with you and with any designers you hire to make certain that your new South Jersey window shades fit in perfectly with the rest of the room. We understand that you have a cohesive theme planned, and we want to make sure your window coverings work with that theme.
One of the reasons we are so successful in the South Jersey window treatment industry is because we have almost half a century of experience! We have also cultivated relationships with many of the top designers, manufacturers and distributors in the industry. We can reach out to companies such as Hunter Douglas, Comfortex, Phifer, Worldwide, Norman and Graber for assistance in finding specific blinds or for help designing custom blinds for your South Jersey area home.
Call Custom Window by Robert A. Kline at 609-707-7742 for all your South Jersey window shade needs.
