Unshaded exposures
Without mature trees, west and south glass may need solar fabrics or film.
A local approach
Designed around how Townsend rooms live.
Open sightlines across fields mean sun and glare can reach deep into great rooms. We look at orientation first, then group rooms into a whole-home package.
What we consider
Three priorities for Townsend windows.
Prewire decisions
Two-story great rooms and wide doors are good motorization candidates during construction.
Consistent street view
A shared exterior-facing color keeps the home’s front elevation calm.
At home
Residential
Cellular shades for bedrooms, solar or woven shades for great rooms, and faux wood blinds for kitchens and baths form an efficient package.
At work
Commercial & property
Small practices and farm-adjacent businesses usually need straightforward glare and privacy coverage.
Continue exploring
Connected decisions, clearly explained.
Frequently asked
A few useful answers.
Should I order treatments before closing?+
Plan before closing, but measure finished openings before ordering.
Which rooms should be motorized?+
Tall great-room windows, wide doors, and hard-to-reach glass benefit most.
Why is glare stronger in new subdivisions?+
Few mature trees means more direct sun, especially on west-facing glass.
Private, in-person guidance