Energy Smart Style Savings Event
Did Energy Savings Make Your 2021 Wish List?
We all know that by being more energy-efficient in our homes saves us money on our utility bills and brings a wealth of comfort to our living spaces. Did you know that saving at the window is key to achieving the best results? Insulating window treatments keep your home’s heating from escaping through your windows in the winter and keeps you cooler in the hot summer months by keeping the outside heat - out. By providing insulation at the source you will reduce energy consumption, save on heating and cooling costs, create a more comfortable atmosphere, add a decorative element to your interior, and …..
Receive a$100 Consumer Rebate
choose Duette, Vignette, or Sonnette shades
HAPPENING NOW THRU MARCH 22, 2021
We’re so excited about this year’s Energy Smart Savings Event! Hunter Douglas is offering a Smart Shade $25 rebate bonus on their ever-efficient PowerView Automation when combined with any of the featured shades in the sale!! Find even more ways to save with Knight’s exclusive savings offer that you don’t want to miss out on - keep reading!
Smart Shades $25 Rebate Bonus
Hunter Douglas PowerView Automaton is compatible with most Smart Shade Home Systems. Learn more about motorized window coverings by clicking on the above photo, or stop by Knight’s showroom to see our interactive window covering motorization display station.
Our Featured Shades
Sonnette™ Cellular Roller Shades combine the dimensional, energy-efficient construction of a cellular shade with the clean lines and simplicity of a roller shade. The innovative curved shape gently diffuses light, providing ambiance and character to all angles of your room. Learn More.
Energy Saving Tips
Ensure your windows are properly weather-stripped.
Caulk around basement and storm windows.
When heating or cooling keep windows closed.
Consider motorized window coverings and schedule shades to raise or lower while you’re away from home.
Open window coverings during sunny, cool winter days to catch free solar heat, then close at night to keep the heat in.
Close window coverings during the heat of the day to maximize your cooling efforts.