Jul 12, 2023
July 12, 2023 - /PressAdvantage/ - Bumble Bee Blinds of Northwest Austin, a company based in Leander, TX, is happy to announce they are offering window treatments, such as quality custom blinds and shutters, for the home or business. The company’s experts can help clients decide on custom, window treatments that are suitable for the home or office. They offer blinds; shades; shutters; drapery, curtains, and hardware; motorization and home automation; and outdoor solutions. Those who are interested can ask for a free in-home consultation. Those who want to get more information about the company and its services can visit company website.
A spokesperson for Bumble Bee Blinds of Northwest Austin says, “Window blinds provide a solution. Not only do they look great, but they also can help improve the privacy in your home. Blinds can help you save on energy costs, by giving you control of natural light at any window of your house. Bumble Bee Blinds has blinds in a variety of styles and materials, with prices that can fit any budget. Choose from materials like wood, composite, aluminum and more to create an environment that works for your home.”
The experts from Bumble Bee Blinds can go to the home or office, bringing with them samples and taking measurements of the windows themselves. They will go to the home or office of the client fully stocked with a broad range of samples and all the equipment to accurately measure the window frame, grommet, and valance spaces. Once the order has been completed, they will contact the client and schedule the installation at the convenience of the client. After completing the installation, they will provide the client with a complete walk-through to make sure they know how to operate the new window treatments correctly.
Aside from window blinds, they also offer a range of window shades. These include: cellular and honeycomb shades, layered and dual shades, sheer window shadings natural wove shades, roller shades, motorized shades, sliding panels, Roman shades, pleated shades, and exterior solar shades.
Bumble Bee Blinds of Northwest Austin also offers wood shutters and composite shutters. The wood shutters are made from real wood and are available in a broad range of stain and paint finishes. Composite shutters offer a cost-effective way of controlling light in the room while offering a product that looks like wood.
Bumble Bee Blinds of Northwest Austin can also provide repair and maintenance for blinds, shades, and shutters for the home or business. Whether the window blinds or shutters have missing or broken parts or are malfunctioning, their experts will provide the necessary repair.
They also provide simple and affordable financing alternatives. The spokesperson says, “No matter your budget or situation, our team of professionals will work with you to find financing options for window treatment installation. Our financing partners work specifically in the home improvement services industry. So, you can access the right financial tools and options to create a payment plan for your blinds, shades, draperies, or shutters. Consider it another part of our exceptional customer service. Whether it’s for your home or a commercial property, you can expect the highest standards of professionalism and confidentiality.”
Bumble Bee Blinds of Northwest Austin can also handle large-scale projects involving commercial window coverings. Whatever the business type, they can provide the appropriate window coverings, from schools and daycare centers to hotels, salons, restaurants, and spas, they have the indoor and outdoor window coverings to ensure residents and customers are comfortable.
Bumble Bee Blinds of Northwest Austin is owned and operated by Sarah Alwais, who was born in San Antonio but has been living in the Austin area for over 20 years. She is excited to be able to bring the products and services of Bumble Bee Blinds to her community in Central Texas that she has learned to love. She has been an entrepreneur and a Director of Engineering and Product before starting Bumble Bee Blinds in Austin. She always takes a collaborative approach when it comes to business development and growth. The company’s service area includes Leander, Northwest Austin, Austin, Bertram, Burnet, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Jarrell, Liberty Hill, and Marble Falls.
Those who are interested in learning more about window blinds and shutters can visit web site of Bumble Bee Blinds of Northwest Austin or contact them on the telephone.
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For more information about Bumble Bee Blinds of Northwest Austin, contact the company here:
Bumble Bee Blinds of Northwest Austin
737-727-4010
2918 CR 175 # 200 Leander, TX, 78641
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