Blinds Shop near Trentwood in Spokane Valley

Located east of the Spokane River, Trentwood began as East Trent and later grew around the sprawling Kaiser Aluminum rolling mill. The World War II era plant was financed by the U.S. Defense Plant Corporation and produced sheet aluminum for aircraft such as the B‑17 bomber and the P‑51 fighter spokesman.com. The 53‑acre complex sits between the Spokane River, Trent Avenue and Evergreen and Sullivan roads and remains a major employer in Spokane Valley The community that sprang up around the mill consists of mid‑century bungalows, ranch‑style houses and newer homes, many with large windows and views of the valley. Our blinds shop understands these local nuances and offers window coverings that enhance natural light, protect interiors from industrial dust and help regulate temperatures in our four‑season climate.

Trentwood’s industrial heritage and why blinds matter

World War II brought a huge aluminum plant to Trentwood and hundreds of jobs historylink.org. Homes for mill workers were built quickly and often feature wide picture windows and sliding patio doors. Today, residents enjoy views of the Spokane River, but they also contend with strong afternoon sun, occasional industrial noise and proximity to busy streets. Quality blinds provide privacy and light control while complementing the area’s mix of historic and modern architecture. Our selection includes durable faux‑wood blinds ideal for the humidity of riverfront homes, elegant real‑wood blinds that match vintage trim, and energy‑efficient cellular shades that keep interiors comfortable during Spokane Valley’s hot summers and cold winters.

For those interested in learning more about the area’s past, the Spokane Valley Heritage Museum preserves over 160 years of history and houses artifacts, photographs and maps spokanevalleymuseum.com. The City of Spokane Valley’s official website also offers resources on community events and services. You can even explore the industrial story that helped shape Trentwood through Kaiser Aluminum’s history.

Driving directions from Trentwood to our blinds shop

Our showroom is at 6018 E Broadway Ave Suite #1, Spokane, WA 99212. From the heart of Trentwood, follow these easy directions:

1. Head west on E Trent Avenue (WA‑290). Start near the intersection of Trent Avenue and Sullivan Road and drive west for about 4 miles, passing the Kaiser Aluminum plant and the Spokane River.
   
2. Turn left onto N Fancher Road. After crossing under Interstate 90, continue south on Fancher for roughly ½ mile.
   
3. Turn right onto E Broadway Avenue. Travel west about ½ mile; our building is on the right at 6018 E Broadway Ave, Suite #1.
   

These directions avoid the highway and reflect typical traffic patterns around Trentwood. The route via I‑90 (Sullivan Rd on‑ramp to Exit 287) is another option during peak traffic and takes a similar amount of time.

Why choose our blinds shop in Spokane Valley near Trentwood?

• Local expertise: We have served Spokane Valley homeowners for years and understand the region’s mix of post‑war cottages and contemporary builds. Our consultants help you select blinds that fit odd‑sized windows and complement materials used in Trentwood’s mid‑century homes.
  
• Quality products: We carry trusted brands and offer custom measurements, professional installation and after‑sales support. Whether you need durable aluminum blinds for workshops near the mill or moisture‑resistant faux‑wood blinds for riverfront homes, we have you covered.
  
• Energy efficiency: With summers that can reach the mid‑90s and winters dipping below freezing, energy‑efficient blinds make a real difference. Cellular shades and insulated rollers can reduce heat transfer and lower utility bills.
  
• Customer satisfaction: Our shop has built a reputation for friendly service, reliable scheduling and meticulous installation. Many clients appreciate that we live and work in Spokane Valley and care about the community’s well‑being.
  

Learn more

Our blinds shop is proud to serve residents of Trentwood and the greater Spokane Valley. We invite you to visit our showroom or schedule an in‑home consultation. Learn more about our services across Spokane Valley on our Location Hub Page.