Architectural Window Treatments

Commercial window treatment systems furnished & installed for new construction, renovations, & occupied facilities.

Architectural Window Treatments

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A Specialty Subcontractor You Can Count On

Your project has enough moving parts. Window treatments and other Division 12 products should not be one of them.

Wilson Shade is a commercial specialty subcontractor providing architectural window treatment systems for new construction, renovations, and existing facilities.

We work from your plans and specifications, help clarify scope when needed, coordinate product and field requirements, furnish approved systems, and install them through punch list and closeout.

Whether the product is already specified or the project needs help identifying the right solution, we help keep the work straightforward:

  • Clearly defined scope
  • Responsive coordination
  • Accurate submittals and product selection
  • Professional installation
  • Dependable follow-through through closeout

We deliver fewer surprises, fewer loose ends, and a finished installation that performs as intended.

Interior Roller Shades

Manual and motorized commercial roller shades for daylight control, glare reduction, privacy, room darkening, and solar heat management.

Exterior Roller Shades

Exterior systems designed to reduce solar gain before it reaches the building glazing.

Commercial Blinds

Durable horizontal, vertical, cellular, and specialty window treatment systems for high-use commercial environments.

Drapery

Commercial drapery and track systems for privacy, room darkening, acoustical performance, and architectural applications. We also install other acoustic systems.

Solar Screens

Screening systems that reduce glare and solar exposure while preserving outward visibility. We also install daylight management systems.

Specialty Shading Systems

Solutions for oversized glazing, unusual openings, difficult mounting conditions, and other applications outside standard window treatment systems.

Awnings, Canopies & Louvers

Fixed and projecting exterior shading systems for selected commercial and architectural applications.

Locally Owned & Accountable
A responsive local partner who stays involved from bid through closeout.
Professional Installation
Safe and quiet on the jobsite. Noticeable and clean in the finished work.

Built for Commercial Project Teams

General Contractors

Competitive, clearly scoped bids and dependable follow-through from award through closeout.

Architects & Designers

Product knowledge, samples, submittals, mockups, and installation that help carry design intent into the finished space.

Facility & Property Managers

Practical repair, replacement, and upgrade solutions coordinated around occupants and ongoing operations.

Business Owners

One accountable commercial partner from initial evaluation through installation and completion.

From Bid Through Closeout

Window treatment scopes can look straightforward on the drawings, but small coordination issues can create significant problems in the field. We work to identify those issues early and manage the scope through completion.

We can support projects with:

  • Drawing and specification review
  • Scope clarification
  • Budgeting and competitive bidding
  • Product selection and substitutions
  • Submittals and product data
  • Samples and mockups
  • Field measurements
  • Coordination with ceilings, glazing, electrical, millwork, and adjacent finishes
  • Procurement and scheduling
  • Installation
  • Punch-list completion and closeout

Frequently asked questions!

01. Do you bid directly from construction drawings and specifications?
Yes. We regularly review plans, specifications, schedules, and addenda to develop commercial shading and window treatment proposals.

When the documents leave room for interpretation, we identify assumptions, exclusions, and questions so the scope is clear before the project moves forward.
02. Can you provide alternates or substitutions?
Yes. When appropriate, we can identify comparable products that meet the design and performance requirements of the project.

Any proposed substitution should be reviewed and approved by the appropriate project stakeholders before procurement.
03. Do you provide submittals?
Yes. Depending on the project, submittals may include product data, fabric selections, colors, shop information, control documentation, and other materials required for review and approval.
04. Do you field measure?
Yes. Final field verification is an important part of many window treatment scopes.

We coordinate measurements at the appropriate stage of construction so products can be ordered based on actual site conditions where required.
05. When should Wilson Shade become involved in a project?
As early as practical.

Early involvement can help identify mounting conditions, pocket requirements, electrical needs, control requirements, blocking, access issues, and other coordination items before they become field problems.

We can also become involved later in the project when the shading scope has already been specified.
06. Do you install the products you provide?
Yes. Wilson Shade provides professional commercial installation as part of our core service.

Our goal is to remain accountable for the scope from the initial proposal through installation, punch list, and closeout.
07. Can you work around an occupied facility?
Yes. For renovation, repair, and replacement projects, we can coordinate work around tenants, employees, customers, and normal building operations.

The exact approach depends on access requirements, project size, and facility schedules.
8. What happens after a project is awarded?
We confirm scope and selections, prepare required submittals, coordinate field conditions, complete measurements where needed, procure the approved products, schedule installation, and work through punch-list and closeout requirements.

Have a Window Treatment Scope to Price?

Send us your drawings, specifications, bid documents, or project requirements. We’ll review the scope and let you know what else we need to prepare a proposal.