Blind Systems Inc.

Public work makes up the bulk of the record. Filings run from 2004 to 2026 for Spokane School District #81, Central Valley School District #356, Washington State University, Eastern Washington University, the Community Colleges of Spokane, Spokane Public Library, the City of Spokane and Spokane County, with jobs as far afield as the Richland and Pasco school districts. The state lists Terrance Gamble and Robert Lee as principals since 2004, and Becky Thompson, Vicki Gamble and Chad Blanford since 2016. Blind Systems is registered with L&I in Washington and holds an Idaho contractor registration as well. This is a finish-trade outfit. It suits a school or campus fitting blinds and flooring across several buildings, a commercial property owner who needs a renovation estimated, or a Cheney or Spokane homeowner who wants blinds or curtains installed by people who do it every day. For framing, structural work or a whole-house remodel, a general builder is the better fit. Commercial jobs make up more of the work than residential ones. On a Spokane home, whether to repair or replace window coverings and floors comes down to condition more than age. Blinds that have faded on south and west windows after years of hard summer sun, or have cords and mechanisms wearing out across the house, are usually worth replacing as a set so they match. A single bent slat or a sticking headrail can often be fixed. Floors are similar: worn spots near entries that take winter grit and snowmelt might be patched, but if the subfloor is soft or the material has gone out of production, replacing the room is usually the cleaner job. Ask an installer for a written estimate on both options.