Custom Window Treatments in Southern New Hampshire

Yes. We regularly take on projects across the Southern New Hampshire market — the Seacoast, the border towns, and homes within striking distance of our Portland, Maine showroom. Many of our New Hampshire clients find us for larger or more design-driven projects: whole-house window treatments, motorized systems, and homes where the finish level matters. We handle consultation, precise measurement, installation, and follow-up service the same way we do for our Maine clients, with everything coordinated around your schedule.

Yes — and in larger Southern New Hampshire homes, that is increasingly the point. The shading systems we install integrate with Amazon Alexa, Google Home, and Apple HomeKit, and with dedicated whole-home lighting-control platforms, so shades stop being window-by-window decisions and become part of how the house behaves: “Movie night” dims the lights and drops the media-room shades together. We design the shade layer to fit the system you have or the one you are planning, and we coordinate with integrators on larger projects.

Two-story glass is spectacular and completely unmanageable by hand — which is why it is usually where motorization enters the conversation. Designer roller or solar shades keep the architecture clean at that scale; motorized operation makes the upper windows actually usable, running on schedules that track the sun across the room. For the width, products engineered for large spans avoid the bowed, undersized look that kills a great room. This is the room to do right the first time.

Blackout is a system, not a fabric. We combine an opaque blackout shade with light-blocking side channels to kill the halo of light that leaks around ordinary shades, and add lined drapery when the room needs acoustic softening too, which most media rooms do. Motorization completes it: one button dims the room for a movie and restores it after. Done properly, a Southern New Hampshire media room can be genuinely dark at 2 p.m. in July.

It starts with an in-home consultation covering every room’s light, privacy, and use — plus how far you want automation to go. We then measure precisely, propose a coordinated design (often phased, if that suits the budget), and place the custom orders. Fabrication typically takes a few weeks; installation for a whole house usually runs one to two days including motor programming, app setup, and smart-home integration. You end up with one coherent system and one local team responsible for all of it.