A free in-home consultation with Spokane Blinds takes the guesswork out of choosing window treatments. A specialist comes to your home in Spokane, Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Cheney, or anywhere in the Inland Northwest. The consultation typically takes 45 minutes to an hour for a full home, less for one or two rooms.
There is no deposit. No commitment. The consultation is genuinely free.
During the consultation, our specialist measures every window you want to address down to the eighth of an inch, brings a full sample kit so you see materials in your actual light against your actual walls, walks through which Hunter Douglas products fit each room and your priorities, gives you exact pricing on the spot with no hidden fees, and answers every question without sales pressure.
If you decide to move forward, your custom window treatments go into production with a typical lead time of two to four weeks. When they arrive, our installation team mounts everything precisely, programs any motorization, and walks you through how to operate each product before leaving.
Buying window treatments online or at a big-box store feels fast. The reality is almost always the opposite. Standard sizes do not fit real Spokane homes precisely. You cannot see how colors actually look in your space. Installation is your problem. And if something is wrong, returns are complicated.
A free in-home consultation with Spokane Blinds costs you nothing and gives you custom-fitted window treatments made for your exact windows, installed by professionals, backed by the Hunter Douglas Lifetime Limited Warranty.
The consultation is completely free. No deposit, no commitment, no obligation to buy.
For a single room or one or two windows, plan for 30 to 45 minutes. For a full home of 10 to 20 windows, plan for an hour to 90 minutes.
Yes. Spokane Blinds serves the entire Inland Northwest including Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Cheney, Medical Lake, South Hill, Coeur d'Alene, Post Falls, and Sandpoint.
A general idea of which rooms you want to address, a sense of your priorities (privacy, light control, energy efficiency, aesthetics), and a ballpark budget. You do not need a final list, just a starting point.
No. Many homeowners book the consultation, see the options, and take a few days to think it over. Others move forward the same day. Either way works.
That is exactly what the consultation is for. Look at samples in your actual light, get exact pricing, ask questions, and decide later if you want to move forward.
