Custom Blinds, Shades & Window Treatments in Lexington, KY
Built for Lexington Homes. Made for Every Kentucky Season.
Drew measures every window, brings every fabric, and quotes the whole house in one visit. No showroom drive, no four week wait to find out what something costs, and no pushy sales pitch when he leaves.
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The Four Treatments Lexington Keeps Coming Back To
After hundreds of installs across Fayette County, these are the four products Lexington homeowners ask for first. Some of it is climate. Some of it is the way the houses are built here. All of it gets a real-world recommendation from Drew, not a brochure pitch.
Cellular Shades That Earn Their Keep All Year
Lexington runs the full temperature range. 92 degrees and humid in July, single digits and icy in February. Honeycomb cellular shades trap a layer of air against the glass, so they cut heat gain in summer and heat loss in winter. Sometimes the difference shows up on the thermostat in one room. Sometimes it shows up on the whole house utility bill.
Motorization for the Windows You Can't Reach
Every Lexington floor plan seems to have at least one. The transom over the front door in Ashland Park. The two-story stairwell in an Andover new build. The bank of glass facing the back deck in Beaumont. Motorized blinds and shades handle them on a schedule, on a remote, or with a voice command, without you ever pulling a string.
Exterior Solar Screens for the Porch Crowd
Lexington takes the back deck and the front porch seriously. Heavy-duty exterior solar shades roll down to block the late-afternoon sun, drop the deck temperature, and protect your outdoor furniture without closing off the view of the yard. Roll them down for the afternoon. Roll them up at sunset.
Plantation Shutters Sized to Your Actual Window
Bell Court Victorians. Chevy Chase bungalows. Aylesford Place Tudors. Lexington has the kind of historic homes where window frames are anything but standard. Drew measures each opening, the shutters are built to the exact size, and the install happens without scratching original trim. New build in Hamburg? Same process, easier on the saw.
Meet Drew Farley
Drew Farley has measured enough windows in Lexington homes to know which Ashland Park bungalows hide the bay windows that big-box installers refuse to quote. The consultation, the order, the install, and any callback after the fact all run through one phone number. One contact for the whole project instead of a chain of strangers handing the file off.
Lexington and Corbin Are His Whole Map
Drew runs the territory from Fayette County south through Whitley County. He knows the difference between a 1920s Ashland Park double-hung, a 1980s Tates Creek picture window, and a 2024 Hamburg two-story foyer. He knows the kind of January cold that makes a cellular shade pay for itself in a downtown Corbin bungalow. You are getting a neighbor who does this every day across Central Kentucky, not a rep from out of state.
Laser Measurements, In Your House, By the Installer
Every quote starts with Drew in your house, measuring every window with a laser to the 1/16th of an inch. Old homes have uneven sills. New builds have casings that are not square because the framers got close enough. Drew catches all of it during the consultation, so the order comes in right and the install takes a few hours, not a few weeks of back and forth.
See more about Drew and the homes he has worked on across Fayette and Whitley County.
Everything Else Drew Installs Across Lexington
Past the top four, the catalog opens up. Every material, every operating style, every motorization option. Slide through to see what else Lexington homeowners are putting in this season.
Faux Wood Blinds
Moisture-resistant composite blinds with the look of real wood. Stable through humid Kentucky summers.
ExploreReal Wood Blinds
Premium hardwood blinds that bring warmth to formal living rooms and dining rooms.
ExploreHoneycomb & Cellular Shades
Energy-efficient pleated shades that insulate against summer heat and winter cold.
ExploreRoller Shades
Clean, modern roller shades from light-filtering linens to full blackout.
ExploreWoven Wood Shades
Organic textures woven from bamboo, rattan, and natural grasses.
ExplorePlantation Shutters
Custom-built wood and composite shutters that add insulation, light control, and resale value.
ExploreMotorized Window Treatments
Smart home automation with schedules, voice control, and app integration.
ExploreExterior Patio Shades
Heavy-duty solar screens that block UV and summer heat before they hit the glass.
ExploreDual Shades
Two-layer fabric shades that move between sheer light and full privacy with one pull.
ExplorePanel Track Shades
Contemporary sliding fabric panels for sliding glass doors and wide openings.
ExploreThree Realities Every Lexington House Has to Deal With
A 1915 Ashland Park bungalow with original double-hungs. A 2024 new build in Hartland with a two-story foyer. The same Kentucky weather that hits both of them in July and again in January. Most Lexington consultations land in one of these three buckets, and Drew measures around all of them on the first visit.
Historic Homes Do Not Get Shortcuts
A 1915 Ashland Park bungalow does not have square windows or standard sizes. Big-box treatments do not fit. We custom-build for original wood sashes, transoms, and trim work nobody can replicate anymore. Your house keeps the character it has had for a century.
New Builds Get Window-Ready Before You Move In
Picking treatments while your house is still framed? Drew coordinates with builders in Hamburg, Andover, Hartland, Masterson Station, and across Central Kentucky. Move-in day, every window is already covered. No plastic temp blinds taped to the glass, no three-week wait for an install crew.
Kentucky Weather Goes Both Ways
July heat and February cold both move through your windows. We pair cellular shades, solar screens, and the right combination per room so summer afternoons stay cooler and winter mornings stop bleeding heat out of single-pane glass. The thermostat works less. The bill drops in both directions.
Custom Beats Big-Box on Math, Not Just Style
Spend money on custom treatments and you get it back in three places. The energy bill drops because the right product holds heat in winter and blocks it in summer. The hardwoods and the rugs stop fading because UV gets cut at the glass instead of after it has already hit the floor. The resale number ticks up when a buyer walks in and sees finished window treatments in the front rooms instead of dollar-store mini-blinds. A Chevy Chase house Drew put plantation shutters in five years ago has probably already paid that order back twice over.
From First Call to Final Install
Three steps from the first phone call to a finished install. Drew runs the whole thing himself. No subcontractors, no surprise upcharges, no follow-up sales calls.
The In-Home Consultation
Drew shows up at your house with fabric samples, color swatches, and the catalog. He walks every room with you, listens to what you actually want, and pulls together a recommendation that fits how you live.
The Laser Measurement & Quote
Drew laser-measures every window, every transom, every bay window. He drafts the order on the spot. Every item priced separately, no surprise design fees buried on the back page. You decide that day or you sleep on it. There is no rush.
The Install
Drew comes back when the order ships, usually two to four weeks later. The install is one trip. He runs through how every motor, every cord, every shutter louver works, leaves manufacturer warranty paperwork on the counter, and the project is finished.
Window Treatment F.A.Q.'s for Lexington, KY
That is a big part of what Drew does in Lexington. Older homes have original sashes, transoms over the front door, and trim that big-box installers cannot measure for. Drew measures to the existing frame, installs without damaging the wood, and uses materials that match the character of the house.
Yes. Cellular shades trap air against the glass, so they cut heat gain in summer and heat loss in winter. Exterior solar screens block heat before it touches the window. In an older Lexington home with original single-pane glass, the right combination can take real money off both your July cooling bill and your January heating bill.
Drew personally covers Lexington and Corbin. Same free in-home consultation, same local installer, same laser-measured custom treatments in both cities. The wider Love Is Blinds Kentucky team also serves East Bernstadt, Murray, and Paducah.
Usually a mix. Plantation shutters in the front-facing rooms for the period look, woven woods or roller shades in bedrooms for warmth and privacy, and cellular shades anywhere the energy efficiency matters most. Drew sketches the room-by-room recommendation during the consultation.
Yes. Every order is custom-built, so unusual shapes are standard. Transoms over front doors are common in older Lexington neighborhoods. Bay windows are everywhere in Chevy Chase and Mentelle. Arches show up in newer Hamburg subdivisions. Drew measures, orders to spec, and installs the first time without rework.
Most custom orders are in the house and installed within 2 to 4 weeks of your consultation. Plantation shutters sometimes run a little longer because they are built to your exact opening. Drew gives you the timeline before you order, in writing, and does not take deposits on anything he cannot deliver on time.
About an hour, mostly conversation. Drew shows up with fabric samples and the catalog, walks every room, takes the measurements, and writes the quote on the spot. No follow-up sales call, no email chain, no deposit collected unless you say yes then and there.
Yes. Motorized blinds, shades, and shutters that work with Alexa, Google Home, Apple HomeKit, and standard smart home hubs. Great for two-story foyer windows, the transom over the front door, or the entire back wall of a Hamburg new build. Drew programs and tests every motor on install day.
Where Drew Works
Drew Farley is the named installer on every Lexington and Corbin consultation. Two cities, one person, the same standards from quote to install. The rest of the Kentucky network is covered by Preston Weatherly in Western Kentucky, with shared coverage across the state.
Lexington & Corbin, KY
Drew handles every consultation, measure, and install in Lexington and Corbin without subcontracting. He answers his own phone. He runs his own measure visits. He stands behind the order long after the install crew (him) has driven away.
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