Covera Shades: Custom Blinds, Zebra Shades and Curtains for Toronto and the GTA

Our west wall was basically unusable after 4pm. Prince came out, looked at it for about two minutes and said zebra, and he was right. We still get the lake view but the room isn't a fishbowl at night anymore. Measured on a Tuesday, in three weeks later, done before lunch.

19 windows over two floors. Every single one fits like it was poured in. Jake and his guy put runners down, vacuumed after themselves and took all the old blinds with them. Invoice matched the quote. Honestly can't think of anything to complain about.

I work nights and I have tried every blackout blind sold in this city, trust me. The blackout lining behind the folds is the thing nobody else was offering. Room is properly dark now. Street noise dropped too which I wasn't expecting.

Old warehouse building, not one window the same width. Prince measured every opening separately instead of assuming, and the finished shades line up dead straight across the whole wall. Worth doing properly.

12 foot ceilings and I wanted real drapery, not something that stops short like the last place. They made the panels to the exact drop and put them on a motorized track. The sunset schedule is the part I didn't know I wanted and now use every day.

Got three quotes. Jake was the only one who talked me OUT of the more expensive option because it was wrong for a north facing room. Who does that? That's why they got the job.

They tucked the shades up into a plaster pocket so the hallway looks like the windows have nothing on them at all. Exactly what I had in my head. Didn't think it was doable in a rental but Prince figured it out with the landlord.

Two little kids so everything had to be cordless, non negotiable. They did the whole house that way as standard and never once tried to upsell me. Quote matched the final bill to the dollar. Would use again.

11 windows on one scene. The whole floor closes in under a minute and nobody has to stand on a chair. Six months in and it still feels like a small luxury every evening. My husband was skeptical about the motors, he's converted.

1911 house, windows aren't square in any direction. Jake made each roman to its own opening rather than a standard size and every fold sits level. Looks like the house was built with them, which is the highest compliment I can give.

41st floor, glass on two sides, afternoon sun made the living room a no go zone. The zebras take the glare out without taking the lake away. They set the schedule up on my phone before they left so I didn't have to figure it out.

Fully lined drapery for a bedroom that faces east. The pleats are hand finished and the panels break on the floor exactly the way I asked, and I was very specific. It reads as custom because it is.

Solar by day, blackout by night, same window, one cassette. Simple idea done properly. Quote to install in under three weeks and the price never moved. Prince is a straight shooter, no games.

Nine windows in our semi, all cordless, all fitted inside the frames so the trim still shows. Jake brought the sample books to the house and we picked in our own light, which honestly made all the difference. The colour I liked in the showroom photos would've been wrong.

Whole house on one app, including a stairwell window nobody could reach for eight years lol. Clean install, no drywall dust, old blinds gone with them. Already recommended them to two neighbours.

North facing bedroom that never got warm in winter. The honeycomb shades made a difference we could actually feel within a week, and the room is properly dark for our shift work. Should have done this years ago.

Wanted privacy from the sidewalk without losing the light at the top of the window. Prince suggested top down bottom up, which I'd never heard of, and it was exactly the answer. Fit inside the old frames is perfect.

Nursery and two kids' rooms, all cordless. They're quiet to raise, the colour matches the trim, and Jake was so patient with a toddler underfoot the entire visit. Small thing but it mattered to me.

One wide shade across a west facing patio door. Kitchen is noticeably cooler in the afternoon and it still stacks right up out of the way when we want the garden. Simple, works.

Floor to ceiling linen in the living room, lined so it actually hangs. They measured the drop to the quarter inch and the panels just kiss the floor. Changed the whole room. Guests comment on it every time.

Sheer and blackout on one track in the primary bedroom. Light and private in the day, pitch black at night. Double track sits neatly inside the recess, you'd never know it was two.

Pinch pleat drapes for a dining room with a bay window, which is not an easy shape. Pleats are crisp, the return to the wall is tidy, and Prince even re-hung a rod another company had left crooked. Didn't charge for it either.

Flat fold romans in a textured weave for the study. Flush when they're down, neat band at the top when they're up. Exactly the tailored look we wanted and nothing fussy.

Three romans over the sink and bench, motorized so nobody's reaching over the tap. Jake had us pick the fabric at our own window in the morning light. Right call, it looks completely different than it did on the card.

Corner suite, glass on two sides. The zebras open a bit after sunrise and close before the evening glare and the living room finally works at every hour of the day. Took about 20 minutes for them to set the schedules up with us.

Solar screens on a south facing family room. Glare on the TV is gone, the yard is still there, and from the street the house looks exactly the same as it always did. That was important to my husband.

Took a while to book because I kept putting it off, not their fault. Once I did, Prince was at the house two days later, and the shades were in about two and a half weeks after that. Every window in the house and the kitchen one over the sink that I thought was a lost cause.

We were replacing builder blinds that had yellowed and I thought this would be a big ordeal. It wasn't. Jake did the measure, we picked a fabric at the kitchen table, and install was a single morning. The motors are quieter than I expected, you can barely hear them from the next room.

Had a smaller company in first who quoted me for the wrong size, twice. Called Covera, Prince came out, measured everything himself and the quote was actually lower. Shades fit perfectly. Lesson learned about who to call first.