Since 1988 · South Florida
Custom shutters and shades for South Florida homes.
Measured in your home, from Key West through Jupiter. Free consultation, at no cost and no obligation.
- Established 1988Serving South Florida ever since
- 100,000+ homes servicedAcross the region
- Key West through JupiterWe come to you
- We call back in 24 to 48 hoursEvery request
Request a call
Tell us how to reach you
Your name and phone number are all we need. We will arrange a time that suits you and bring physical samples to your home.
- Established 1988A family business, still family run.
- 100,000+ homes servicedAcross South Florida.
- Measured in personWe measure every opening and bring samples to your home.
Our work
Shutters we have installed
Photographs of real installations in South Florida homes.
White shutters with arched tops on three tall windows 
White shutters across a dining-room window wall with clear transoms above 
Two tall white shutter panels meeting at a corner beside a doorway 
A white shutter above a kitchen sink against patterned tile 
White shutters on the windows around a living-room sofa, louvers open to daylight 
A wide white shutter with a divider rail, louvers closed
How it works
Five steps, no surprises
- Step 1
Free in-home consultation
We come to you, at no cost and with no obligation.
- Step 2
Measurements and options
We measure every opening and bring samples to your home.
- Step 3
Written estimate
You get a detailed estimate in writing, whether you buy or not.
- Step 4
Production
Your shutters are made to the measurements we took.
- Step 5
Scheduled installation
We install, and we remove and haul away your old window treatments.
What we make
Twelve styles, made to your openings
- White Painted Basswood ShuttersWhite painted basswood, the classic plantation shutter.
- Stained Basswood ShuttersNatural wood grain in a range of stains.
- Synthetic Poly ShuttersSynthetic poly shutters built for Florida humidity and sunlight.
- Specialty and Custom ShapesArches, sunbursts, curved windows, and angled openings.
- Cellular ShadesHoneycomb cells that trap air at the window.
- Roller ShadesA single fabric panel on a roller, in light filtering or blackout.
- Pleated ShadesCrisp folded fabric that stacks tightly when raised.
- Layered (Zebra) ShadesAlternating sheer and solid bands that align to open or close the view.
- Natural Woven ShadesWoven grasses, reeds, and bamboo.
- Sliding Panel ShadesWide panels that glide across a large opening.
- Faux Wood BlindsThe look of stained wood in a material that handles moisture.
- Vertical BlindsVertical vanes for sliding doors and tall windows.