I found Window-ology on Yelp and was very impressed with the entire experience, from getting an…read moreestimate to having the work installed. They provided a combination of cellular top down/bottom up coverings, roller shades, a blackout roller shade option, and motorization for my home. I did reach out to several other companies for estimates, and there are a few reasons why I chose Window-ology over the others. 1. Pricing is VERY reasonable. While Window-ology was not the least expensive option, it was lower than the overall average price. The pricing to go with Hunter Douglas branded treatments with motorization was very comparable to lower quality brands without motorization. 2. Unlike other companies, Window-ology is a Hunter Douglas service center. This means that they do repairs in-house, even from other companies. This gave me confidence that they knew the Hunter Douglas brand and how to work with the equipment. 3. They provide a comprehensive warranty, so if I have any issues with the window coverings, I can call them. They will come to me, uninstall window treatments, and handle the repairs. Other companies may offer what you think is a comprehensive warranty like this, even saying, "We will replace or repair at no cost to you." However, if you ask to read their product warranty, you'll see what's not covered is shipping charges, cost of removal, and reinstallation. I found this misleading with other vendors and appreciate how upfront Window-ology is about their outstanding service and coverage. 4. For my particular needs, I wanted to have motorization for a top down/bottom up covering. Some other brands do not offer this capability. I also have a rather large window that other companies could not cover with a single roller shade (they would need to break that window up into two roller shades). I appreciated that Window-ology could cover it all with one piece of fabric. It was very straight forward to get an estimate scheduled. Pamela came by to share fabrics while she quickly measured. I received the quote with options I had requested to see pricing differences between brands and with/without motorization. When I called the owner, Hal, with questions, he was very helpful in explaining everything. Once I had my options picked out, Pamela even came by one last time per my request to review the final options we had selected (she picked a couple on my behalf based on adding motorization). Her selections were spot on and perfect. James came to install everything, and I was blown away with how quickly he got all the window treatments up. He showed up on time within the 30 minute time slot arrival window. It probably took about two hours for him to install 27 window coverings! He did a fantastic job and then walked me through how to use them, maintenance, and setting up the app for the motorized windows. I HIGHLY recommend picking Window-ology for your window covering needs. The experience was incredible, product high quality, and service phenomenal.

Hal installed my blinds 12 years ago, the blinds still hold nicely. Even after so many years, Hal…read morestill has all the measurements. When there were minor issues comming up lately, he quickly help resolve it. He is definitely the best!

The installer is the best! Always prompt does a great job, came to make a fix even drilled into…read moretile perfectly!

We wanted a few window blinds but didn't like the process at the big box stores--minimal customer…read moreservice. We got a consult with a store that dealt with Hunter Douglas who was great but the cost was pretty high. We decided to try this option. The salesman came to the house with samples and was very helpful. We got a quote immediately and were happy to see that the blinds were about half the cost of Hunter Douglas and still seemed very nice with lots of fabric options for basic cellular shades. The installation is subcontracted out but the installer was great--on time, installed the blinds very quickly, and cleaned up after himself.

This company is awesome!! They came out to our house and…read morehelped us right away, were transparent about costs, and solved our obscure blind issues. Solid business. Great customer service. No fuss, and provided exactly what we needed without trying to up-sell us. We would happily repeat business here, if needed.

I went to Puget Sound Blind, because of their high reviews. I was in need of a set of blinds to be…read morerestrung. I was greeted by a very friendly woman (terrible of me, but I can't remember her name) She was very polite, sweet & was eager to help. My restrung blinds were ready sooner than expected. I'm very happy I went with Puget Sound Blinds.

I have used this company to cut glass for my table and counter tops, and picture frames over the…read morelast 25 years. They do a great job and have reasonable prices. The staff are very helpful, knowledgeable, and a pleasure to work with. In fact, I am going to the shop this week to buy another picture frame glass for a friend who lives in Seattle.

Been using Nieman Glass for twenty plus years. Family operated and always bend over backwards to…read moremake sure customer is completely satisfied. They will always be my first choice without question. Thanks! Randy Diehl

Hard to believe this company has been in business a long time, they do not return requests for…read morescheduling someone to come for an estimate. It look like i am going with one of their competitors

So far so good ...we just ordered a new Anderson patio door and kitchen window. Customer service is…read moregreat. Confident that our door and window door going to be exactly what we're hoping for . Update after installation.

They were very professional. Unfortunately I was outside of their service area but they did refer…read moreme to someone who could help me.

When we bought our house a decade ago, Jill came and showed us the perfect product. It was…read moredelivered and installed. They stood behind their warranty. They just fantastic. They are one example of why I try to shop anywhere except big box stores or that large online retailer that shall not be named. They give you a professional, who knows their product and works to understand your needs. I'm so glad they're still here.

I recently had Apollo Screen and Shade install a custom screen door on the front door of my home…read more The measurement and subsequent installation took only one week and Jens did a great job. I'm so pleased with the quick turnaround, the sleek look of my hidden screen and the fact that I'll be able to leave my front door open this spring/summer/fall. Thank you Jens and Apollo!

Great experience using Apollo Screens. They replied promptly to our initial inquiry and everything…read morefrom that point t forward went smoothly. We love being able to keep the French doors open to get fresh air flowing. Very satisfied and would highly recommend Apollo!

My wife and I recently had 5 new Velux solar powered skylights w/shades installed for our home…read more Lead installer, Levi, and his co-worker, Jose, did a superb job of removing the existing skylights (from 1992) and installing the new ones. The guys were really professional, on time, very helpful in answering our questions and thorough in cleanup. They programmed our remotes so we can activate opening/closing the skylights and the shades. We highly recommend Seattle Skylights for anyone considering replacing old units or thinking about adding skylights for the first time.

We hired Seattle Skylights / Roof Boss / Metropolitan Construction because they were listed as…read moreVelux Certified Skylight Specialists. For structural skylight cut-ins, we expected specialists who understood permits, engineering, and code compliance. This was our worst contractor experience. A job represented as 10 to 12 working days dragged from August 2025 to April 2026. It only reached completion after months of us catching problems, demanding permits and engineering documentation, stopping premature drywall scheduling, disputing improper charges, and chasing close-out documents. They performed structural work before we were provided permits or engineer-stamped documentation. Their contract said the work would be done to code. Cutting manufactured trusses for skylights requires engineering, permits, and inspection. When we raised the lack of permits over the phone, we were told we had not specifically asked for permits, and that the salesperson should not have included "to code" language in the contract. That was shocking from a company selling itself as a skylight specialist. After the original install, we inspected the attic ourselves and found cut truss members that appeared to be hanging or not properly attached, no visible hangers, large gaps, odd scrap-like framing, and no clear reinforcement. We had to demand permit paperwork, an inspection path, and engineer documentation that should have existed before work began. The insulation was wrong initially. The contract referenced R-40 insulation, but they first installed rough R-13 insulation that looked temporary and poorly fitted. We only got that corrected after pushing back. Even after engineer-stamped details were produced, their crew came back and still did not follow them. We found wrong hardware, missing vertical members, inconsistent fastening, hardware attached on only one face in some locations, and fasteners that did not match the engineered requirements. We warned months earlier that the screws were wrong and would not pass inspection. They denied there was a problem, then later had to send an installer back after inspection required correction. They tried to schedule drywall before structural and permit issues were resolved. We had to stop that from happening. They framed the permit delay as "King County takes time," but the inspector told us this timeline was not normal and only took this long because the contractor had not followed code and had to get the permit after the fact. Communication was terrible. Once issues started, the owner became verbally aggressive with my spouse on the phone, so we required communication in writing. Even then, they often did not respond until we escalated. Later he told us that if we had timeline concerns, we should "contact the county and threaten them." The office and field crews seemed disconnected. Installers did not understand the insulation requirements, structural work did not match the engineer's details, and later the drywall crew showed up without understanding the full scope. Jobsite management was awful. After one installer was injured, they left Ram Board with blood on it inside our home and did not notify us. We asked them to clean it up and they refused, so we removed it ourselves because we have pets. Later, their crew was visibly annoyed. They also tried to rely on thin painter's tarp where we had asked for proper floor protection. They left a Honey Bucket in our yard for months and appeared to forget about it until we reminded them near final payment. Their final invoice included charges for things they did not do, including interior scaffolding even though no scaffolding was used. Even after closing out the balance, they never responded to requests for the lien waiver/release discussed at the beginning and referenced in the contract. Completion does not redeem the experience. I would never hire this company again or recommend them for skylight cut-ins. A certified skylight specialist should not require months of homeowner pressure to complete a code-compliant job.