Shutters
Permanent wood window coverings that increase your home's value—they're built right into the window frame.
What Are Shutters?
Shutters are solid panels (usually wood or composite) that mount inside your window frame and have adjustable slats. Unlike blinds and shades that you take down when you move, shutters stay with the house.
They're more expensive than other window treatments, but they're built to last and stay with the home. Plus they help with insulation and reduce outside noise. Weighing shutters against blinds? Read our full comparison.
Key Features
A Permanent Fixture
Considered part of the home, unlike blinds or curtains you take with you
Helps With Insulation
Acts like an extra layer of insulation on your windows
Lasts Decades
Buy once and never replace—just wipe them down occasionally
Shutter Options
Hardwood Shutters
Real wood (usually basswood)—looks the best, costs the most
Composite Shutters
Moisture-resistant material perfect for bathrooms and kitchens
Vinyl Shutters
Budget-friendly option with excellent durability and easy maintenance
Shutter Advantages
Precise Light Control
Adjustable louvers for exact light and privacy settings
Energy Efficiency
Superior insulation reduces heating and cooling costs
Enhanced Security
Solid construction provides additional window security
Timeless Style
Classic design that never goes out of fashion
Low Maintenance
Easy to clean and maintain with occasional dusting
Sound Insulation
Reduces outside noise for a quieter interior
Thinking About Shutters?
We'll measure your windows and give you an honest quote—shutters are an investment, but they're worth it.