When I started shopping for window treatments, I honestly didn’t expect it to turn into such a project. My home has a lot of windows — twenty to be exact — and I decided to take the plunge and get all of them done at once. After comparing a few options, I went with Blinds To Go, and here’s my full experience.

The Buying Process

Walking into the showroom felt surprisingly easy. Instead of being overwhelmed, I found the displays clear and the staff ready to help. They walked me through styles, fabrics, and finishes, and even gave me suggestions for rooms I wasn’t sure about. For me, the biggest win was that everything could be custom-sized. No compromises, no “close enough.”

Measuring and Custom Fit

Because I was ordering twenty blinds, precision mattered. Blinds To Go sent someone over to measure, and it gave me peace of mind. Every window was slightly different, and the fact that the blinds were made to exact dimensions really showed when they were installed — no awkward gaps, no trimming, just a perfect fit.

Installation Experience

The installers came on time, worked quickly, and were done in less than a day. Watching them move from room to room, I realized how much effort I would have wasted trying to do it myself. With twenty blinds, having professionals handle it was worth every penny.

Living With the Blinds

Now that I’ve had them for a while, I can say the quality feels solid. The materials look and feel durable, and they glide smoothly when I open or close them. Even with daily use across so many rooms, nothing feels flimsy. And knowing there’s a lifetime warranty makes me even more confident in the purchase.

The Bottom Line

Buying twenty blinds at once is no small investment, and I was nervous at first. But looking back, I’m glad I chose Blinds To Go. The combination of custom fit, professional service, and solid quality made the whole process feel smooth from start to finish.

If you’re debating where to buy blinds, my honest opinion after this experience is that Blinds To Go delivers on what they promise — and then some.