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Budget Blinds of Fullerton

Budget Blinds of Fullerton

(116 reviews)

We recently purchased a home in Fullerton and needed window treatments. We vetted around 5-6…read morecompanies that had near 5 star reviews on Yelp. We wanted to do 8 plantation shutters (living room huge window, family room window, 4 bedrooms with multiple windows and 4 solar shades (bathroom, kitchen window, pantry window). What we learned in the process is that price range can vary quite a bit. You can get good quality basswood shutters or vinyl for $4000-$5000 range which is cheap for a whole house. These are the companies that assemble in-house and they seem like great folks and have great results so if doing shutters on a budget I recommend that route. But the issue for us was we wanted the invisible tilt mechanism by Norman shutters. If you look around the classic tilt mechanism is either old fashion tilt rod or the tilt system in the rear but the mechanism is visible. We wanted a very clean look and for that you need a shutter that has the mechanism hidden inside the frame of the shutter with no visible pieces external. This lead us to the Norman shutters and their Woodlore line. The other issue is we have a big window in our living room and so many companies wanted to split things up to distribute the weight so it would not sag over time. But the splitting took away from the aesthetics and the design we wanted which was to follow the innate design of the window. This lead us to the Woodlore Plus line (much lighter than regular Woodlore). The only guy who could do all this at a reasonable price was Rick at Budget Blinds. He has the experience to deal with difficult windows (our master bedroom) and our big living room window (with our design tastes). Rick is just a straight up dude and super kind and very personable. He takes his time at the initial consultation. Really easy to work with and talk to. His price was great compared to other companies that offered the Woodlore and their proprietary invisible tilt mechanism. When you are bringing people into your home it's exhausting and inconvenient so you want to work with someone that feels like a friend and that is Rick. We enjoyed his company and working with him. We've already referred him to another family member who are getting our exact shutters for 3 of their windows. I highly recommended getting at least a quote from him and comparing. He won't be the cheapest but you have to compare apples to apples and his Norman shutters are superior imho. I wanted quality that would last. His installer Michael is also amazing. I have to give Michael a shout out. He's a perfectionist. He's so respectful of your home. We have an Asian home and he noticed we didn't wear shoes in the house and he took his shoes off and on every time which was hard because he'd be carrying shutters in from his workspace in the driveway and constantly taking his shoes off and on. He also was so careful around the house not to bang into walls, stairs etc. his work and craftsmanship is next level. We adored Michael and wished every contractor/subcontractor had his work ethic and personality. A very gentle and kind soul. I've attached a picture of the living room window. It tilts in 3 places - the upper/middle/bottom. It allows for whatever combination we want. We used 4.5" louvers here and 3.5" in rest of the house.

Zero stars! Rick Sanchez is a POS. Save your time and money and go elsewhere. Does not honor…read moreanything but he sure will take your money.

Budget Blinds of Tustin

Budget Blinds of Tustin

(81 reviews)

Budget Blinds of Tustin exceeded our expectations. The products are of high quality and they have a…read morewide selection to choose from. We ordered top-down/bottom-up cellular shades for my home office and dining room and regular shades for a small window above our kitchen sink. Kaylee was the consultant we worked with. She was personable, positive, friendly and provided superior service. She communicated well every step of the way and set the right expectations each time. She brought several samples/swatches and left them with us to give us the chance and time to see how it looks during the day and at night. What impressed us the most was when we had minor issues on our dining room shades (it felt heavy when pulling down), Kaylee relayed the issue to the owner and the manufacturer's rep to figure it out. While it took some time to get it right, they were in contact with me each and every time which we greatly appreciated. And they made sure that we were happy with the final product. TBH, compared with a few vendors we used for our remodeling project, Budget Blinds was "the only one" who kept us abreast of what was going on and provided updates. The other vendors we hired, I had to track them down, and some didn't even reply to emails. They did not care because they were already paid. I highly recommend Budget Blinds of Tustin for high quality and fashionable window treatments. Andrew & Megan Ewing also own Budget Blinds Mission Viejo. Thank you Kaylee & Andrew for an outstanding experience!

I'm a realtor. Please don't use this place. They will not get the job done in time for you. I've…read morecalled multiple people now, it's been 3 weeks, nothing was getting done. So disappointed. Please don't run a business if you can't run it.

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