Window Treatments in Breckenridge

Views, privacy and cold glass

Houses and cabins around Breckenridge, Blue River and Alma tend to be built around mountain views, so the same window often needs to let in the view by day and give privacy at night. Ask the store about styles that can do both.

Large windows also feel cold in winter. Ask which window treatments help at the glass, and how much you should realistically expect from them.

Arriving at a house that is ready

Many homes here are vacation homes used in bursts. Motorized shades from Lutron can be worth a conversation: ask whether shades can open before you arrive, close to protect the interior from sun when you leave, and be run from a remote or phone. Ask what the setup involves for your home before you commit.

Rooms to start with

If the budget or schedule means doing a few windows first, start with the bedrooms and the living room. Bedrooms need darkness and privacy, and the main living space usually has the biggest glass and the most sun. The Breckenridge store can help you plan the rest in stages so the pieces match.

Sun at altitude

Intense sun and snow glare can fade fabrics, furniture and floors near large windows. This is general guidance, not a guarantee for any product. Ask about fabrics for strong sun for the windows that get the most of it. Skylights and tall gable windows, common in mountain homes, may need their own solution, so mention them when you call.

Visit the store

Call the Breckenridge store or stop in at 0056 County Road 450 to schedule a measure or estimate, or book a window treatment consultation on our website. The store serves Frisco, Blue River and Alma as well as Breckenridge.