There are many factors to consider when selecting the best window blinds that can be used for home inspections. It’s important to have them in good condition and be able to hide any defects that the inspector may find. There are many options for window coverings. We will be discussing some of the most popular options, and how they can be helpful in preparing for a home inspection.
MySmartBlinds
MySmartBlinds window shades can be controlled via a smartphone app. There are a variety of motion controls. This eliminates the need for you to manually adjust the blinds or move them in different directions. They can be operated with voice commands or through a special app for iOS devices.
Smart window coverings can help homeowners who are long-term homeowners save money on their utility bills. Smart blinds may take some time to pay for themselves. If you are unsure whether you should invest in these faux wood blinds cheap or not, ask your HomeKeepr community for recommendations.
The MySmartBlinds Automation Kit is a kit for converting two to 2.5-inch blinds into smart blinds. It works with Alexa and Google Assistant and has temperature sensors built in. You can choose between solar-powered blinds and battery-powered blinds. The smart blinds can be used with Amazon Alexa, and Apple Siri as well as Google Home.
Smart window blinds also have the ability to lower your electricity bills. You should be aware that not all blinds offer these features. Before you buy, make sure you carefully read the package and ask the salesperson for information about energy-saving features. Then, remember that smart blinds are only as good as their user, so learn to customize their programs and dial the settings so that they will work for you.
Some smart shades require a smart home hub or networking device called the bridge. These devices allow you to control blinds remotely using voice commands or schedule changes. Many smart shades can be controlled wirelessly via Bluetooth, so no need for a bridge. Some shades require a remote control that can be held in your hand.
Lutron Serena Blinds
Lutron Serena blinds have a clever design that requires no additional installation and can be operated with the push of a button. They use batteries that last two to four years. Replacement batteries are easy to access with plastic tabs that unlatch without unscrewing the entire system. The motors are quiet and respond quickly.
Remote-controlled shades can be ordered in insulating honeycomb or roller styles. They also come in a wide range of fabric colors. They can also be controlled via Apple’s HomeKit system and Siri voice control. With the Lutron smart bridge, they can also be connected to other smart-home gadgets.