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What we see in Pointe-Claire
In Pointe-Claire, homes near Lake Saint-Louis often face two challenges: glare and mosquitoes. Depending on the opening, we offer motorized solar shades to keep the view or motorized insect screens for outdoor spaces. Our Beaconsfield base is right next door.
Your windows, your needs
Lakefront homes and the Village
The big homes facing Lake Saint-Louis have beautiful light — and a late-afternoon glare that makes the living room unusable without a blind. A motorized Somfy indoor solar shade solves exactly that: it cuts the glare while keeping the view of the water, and it comes down on its own when the sun hits, every day, without you thinking about it.
Waterfront mosquitoes
Near the lake, mosquitoes aren't a minor detail: they decide whether you spend the evening outside or inside. The motorized insect screen comes down with a remote to close off a deck or a wide opening, and rolls back up into its cassette in the morning. No fixed frame, no door to open and close.
Big homes, lots of windows
As in the rest of the West Island, Pointe-Claire homes are big, with many windows. Somfy motorization lets you move everything with a single control — by room, by floor, or on a schedule — instead of going around the house morning and evening.
Our recommendations
The products that make sense here
Motorized indoor solar shades
In high demand on the lakefront: the view of the water stays, the glare goes, and the blind comes down on its own when the sun hits.
Motorized outdoor insect screens
On the waterfront, there's no shortage of mosquitoes. They come down with a remote and roll back up into their cassette in the morning.
Somfy motorization
Certified Somfy Expert, motors with a 5-year warranty, compatible with TaHoma, Alexa, Google and Apple. In big homes, everything moves with a single control.
Motorized outdoor solar shades (Zip Track)
For decks facing the lake: the heat is stopped before the glass, and the side tracks keep the mosquitoes out at the same time.
Curtains and sheers
Made in Quebec. A sheer on a large window facing the lake softens the light without hiding the view.
Dual zebra shades
For everyday rooms: adjustable light and privacy without ever closing completely, at an affordable price.
Frequently asked questions
We answer
Do you serve Old Pointe-Claire and the lakefront?
Yes, that's where a good share of our Pointe-Claire clients are. Our base is in Beaconsfield, the next town over — we can be at your place in a few minutes.
How do I cut the glare off the lake without losing the view?
With an indoor solar shade: it filters the bright light while still letting you see through. Motorized with Somfy, it comes down on its own when the sun hits the water, every day.
Is a motorized insect screen worth it near the lake?
It's actually the product we install most here. It closes off a deck or a wide opening with a remote, and rolls back up into its cassette when you don't need it — no fixed frame, no door to handle.
How long does it take to get a quote?
Text us a photo of your windows at (514) 967-3629 and we'll quickly give you a first idea of the price. Free in-home consultation and quote. The firm price comes after the measurements are verified: at the consultation, or with your true measurements if you order yourself.
Is installation included?
Yes, professional installation is included. Our installers serve Pointe-Claire and the whole West Island.
What warranty do you offer?
From 5 to 10 years depending on the product; Somfy motors have a 5-year warranty.
Nearby towns and neighbourhoods
Around Pointe-Claire
- Beaconsfield
- Kirkland
- Dorval
- Dollard-des-Ormeaux
- Baie-D'Urfé
Farther areas are served depending on the project.
The whole region: West Island
Your project
A project in Pointe-Claire?
Installation included, by our own team.























