Starting a window blinds business can be rewarding with relatively low startup costs. There are number of reasons why this type of business can be successful with little investment:

Easy to learn: Measuring Windows for Blinds Installing window Blinds is not a particularly complex process, so it is relatively easy to learn the skills needed to do the job. With some basic training and practice, you can quickly become proficient at measuring windows and installing blinds, which can help you build your customer base and grow your business.

Low start-up costs: Compared to other types of businesses, starting a window blinds business typically has low start-up costs. As of now, Zebra blinds are the most popular. You can start with buying one Zebra blind sample and one Zebra fabrics catalog. As business grows you can use part of the profit to buy more sample blinds and catalogs.  Most people have tools to start that include a measuring tape, screwdrivers, a drill gun, and a step ladder.  Even if you don’t have these tools, the cost is low to get them. Marketing can be done free of cost.

High demand: Window blinds are a popular choice for both residential and commercial properties, and there is always a demand for them. It’s rare to see any residential property or business without blinds and shades. People need blinds for a new home, business, after renovation, and changing windows. They also get tired of old blinds. This can provide a steady stream of customers and revenue for your business.

High-profit margins: The margins on window blinds can be quite high, especially if you are able to measure, install yourself and source your products at a good price. This means that you can generate a good profit from each sale, even with a relatively low sales volume.

Low overhead: Running a window blinds business does not typically require a physical storefront or staff. Lots of people are doing business from home. There is no inventory or stock needed. Most blinds and shades are custom-made to fit customers windows. You only need to place the order when customers agree to buy blinds or shades and pay a deposit which can help to keep overhead costs low. This can make it easier to turn a profit and grow your business.

Flexibility: Starting a window blinds business gives you the flexibility to set your own schedule and work at your own pace. You can choose to work full-time or part-time and can choose which projects you want to take on. This can make the window blinds business a good choice for people who want to be their own boss and have control over their work environment.

Overall, starting a window blinds business can be a rewarding venture with little investment, especially if you are able to keep your start-up costs low and generate a steady stream of customers.

Dealers will get:

• Free training if needed
• Website (conditions apply)
• Free leads
• Free help if needed to set up showroom
• Rewards like free fabric catalogs and sample blinds and other accessories for being regular dealers

Blinds Hub is our distributor. Please contact www.blindshub.ca to become our dealer