Blinds To Go

Products look fine All must be ordered. Priced r up there Lots of hidden features that jack up the bill
Signage in store is terrible n misleading. U hv to hv assistance.
Got 4 estimates n all far more than I think is fair. Left to think

The staff was helpful except for explaining that i needed room for the brackets on the horizontal blinds.

I stopped in one day to inquire about the possibility of getting shades. The sales-​people were friendly and helpful. Sean spent some time with me explaining the different blinds and shade options for my home. I was not rushed and was able to see and feel the samples. There are many samples around the store, on removable frames so you can actually hold the products up to the windows.
I returned the next day with my husband and we ordered the shades through a different sales-​person, Coleen. She was great. She also spent a great deal of time with us going over all the details and writing up the order. She really knew the products and knew about the details that I would have missed, like which side to place the pulls for each window, etc. We compared colors and she even let us take home some samples, and call her to confirm our color choice before the order was placed.
Prices are reasonable and competitive. The products are made in the Blinds to Go factory, so they are not a well know brand, but they are very well made. Our order of 14 shades was ready in two days! We couldn’t be happier.
What I was not happy with, was the installer, Kenneith O’Pray. I felt he rushed the job. He talked on his ear-​phone through most of the job and many times I thought he was talking to me, but he wasn’t. You know that weird feeling you get when it looks like people are talking to themselves until you see the ear-​phone? He left our home and after he was gone, I realized that some of the shades didn’t go all the way up. Also, in the sunroom with 6 windows, the chain ties were not in line, since he just randomly place the hooks and didn’t measure. Fine if there was just one window, but with a row of windows, the unevenness is obvious. I did not ask him to move them since we would have more hole in the molding. My husband and I decided let it go. Most people won’t notice, but I do.
In his defense, he did return to add some hooks on the door shades and fixed the other shades to allow them to open all the way. He made an effort.
My recommendation: go to Blinds to Go, but ask for another installer. They are subcontractors so you can choose any contractor on their list, or if you are handy, you can install them yourself and save some money.