Blind Quest is a family-owned and operated authorized Hunter Douglas Gallery serving the greater Troy, IL area. They offer high-quality custom window treatments, including blinds, shades, and shutters, designed and measured to fit each home. With a focus on consistent quality service, Blind Quest's friendly and professional staff provide outstanding installations, ensuring a perfect fit and enhancing the curb appeal of homes. Their technicians are efficient, cost-effective, and knowledgeable, making the entire process from measurement to installation a seamless experience. With exceptional customer service, Blind Quest is highly recommended for all window treatment needs.
Terri and Scott are amazing installers, they're very polite and professional.
The shades are excellent quality and very durable.
There is an app that can open the shades individually or in unison.
You can set timers to automatically open and close whenever you want them to.
There is a wall mount to use as well.
We've added shades to multiple rooms.
The price for what you get is very reasonable and they schedule you with plenty of notice for the installations.
It was a pleasure working with both Teri and Carly throughout this process. I was provided the guidance I needed to select the shade I ultimately purchased. The install was quick and smooth, and the shade both looks good and provides the privacy I was looking for. I’m very satisfied with my experience and appreciate the courtesy, knowledge and professionalism of the BlindQuest team.
I've used BlindQuest 3 times in the past 20 years. Great small business - working hard to satisfy their clients. Hunter-Douglas blinds have further improved their quality & features - so thrilled with my 6 cordless, motorized blinds!! Terri made certain I understood how to program everything and ensured the install was 100% complete and lovely. Dedicated people!!!
195 US-40, Troy, IL 62294
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