Selected at home. Made for you.
Custom plantation shutters, blinds, shades and exterior screens, with free in-home consultations in St. Lucie Village.
Serving St. Lucie Village in St. Lucie County
Your home, your choices
If your St. Lucie Village home has detailed trim or openings that vary from room to room, choosing a frame needs more than a standard width. We measure each opening and discuss which details you want to leave visible before comparing shutters, blinds and shades.
Compare plantation shutters, blinds, shades and exterior screens for your St. Lucie Village home. The Shutter Factory brings samples and measuring to you from Stuart, with a free consultation and a quote for your selections.
Indoors and out
Compare light control, privacy and materials for each space in your home.
Adjustable louvers let you change daylight and privacy without raising a shade. Compare wood and composite samples against your trim.
We check panel swing, handles and frame depth, then help you choose a material suited to the room's use and care needs.
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Roller and solar shades offer a simple fabric surface; Roman, cellular and woven wood shades provide other textures and profiles. Compare samples in your room's light.
Opaque fabric can improve coverage, but mounting and edge gaps also affect privacy and room darkening.
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Blinds let you tilt the slats for light and privacy, then raise or stack them when you want more view. Compare wood, faux wood and aluminum options by finish, care and room conditions.
We also check the space needed for the headrail, controls and raised material.
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Alternating sheer and solid bands give layered shades an adjustable fabric look. See the sample in its open, closed and raised positions.
We can compare band alignment across neighboring windows and discuss the coverage you want after dark; layered shades are not automatically blackout shades.
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Retractable screens can add shade or insect screening across a covered outdoor opening. Choose mesh for the view, airflow and coverage you want, then consider housing, guides and perimeter fit together.
Everyday solar and insect screens have different operating limits from hurricane-protection systems.
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An awning extends shade from above, while a screen covers a vertical opening. Show us where sunlight reaches your seating area so we can compare width, projection and mounting.
Follow the selected awning's wind and weather instructions; a sensor does not replace storm preparation.
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Planning for storm protection
For hurricane protection, we review the proposed system separately from everyday shading. Its approval, tested design pressures, opening limits and mounting requirements need to suit your structure.
Interior shutters, ordinary solar shades and insect screens are not substitutes for approved storm protection.
A closer look for your St. Lucie Village project
An inside mount may leave more trim visible when the opening has adequate depth. Where it does not, we can compare other mounting positions and frame profiles while keeping the window's operation in mind.
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Let's find the right fit
See samples in your St. Lucie Village home. We’ll measure the openings, help you compare options and prepare a quote for your selections.
