One wide opening
Start with the published motorized installed price, then add size and selected options.
Wide-opening treatments are priced from the measured system, fabric, motorization and installation conditions. The current offer is checked after the real project is built.

Drapery sheers, vertical fabric shades and deluxe curtains use more material and different movement than a standard shade. The proposal should keep those costs visible.
Start with the published motorized installed price, then add size and selected options.
The project can meet the current offer count when both are customer-paid.
Use the free eligible shade or up to $499 off an ineligible added treatment after the $1,500 subtotal is met.

Two paid wide-opening treatments can qualify when their regular installed subtotal reaches $1,500 before tax. One eligible added shade up to 48 by 48 inches can then be shown at no charge.
These answers use current BLINDS100 pricing and offer rules. The exact written project is confirmed after measurement.
Yes. The homeowner can select the treatments that fit the openings. The current offer still requires two paid treatments and a $1,500 qualifying subtotal.
Drapery sheer, vertical fabric, and deluxe curtain treatments currently share a $1,499 motorized starting base before size and options.
No. BLINDS100 uses the documented bare exposed track unless the written project specifically states otherwise.
The city page explains service context. The topic guide explains the decision. The planner compares the real project and eligible savings.
BLINDS100 serves residential projects from Harbor City across the nearby South Bay. Service depends on the address and project scope.
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