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The Most Energy-Efficient Window Covering for South Jersey’s Four Seasons
If cutting your PSE&G bill is the priority, cellular shades are the answer. Their signature honeycomb construction traps a layer of insulating air directly against the glass — a thermal barrier that stops humid-summer heat gain and holds warmth through cold South Jersey winters. In a climate with real four seasons, that dual-season insulation pays off all year. They’re also a favorite for sunrooms, where motorized honeycomb shades add comfort and effortless control.
Available in single, double, and triple-cell constructions and light-filtering to full blackout, cellular shades fit every room — and pair with a top-down/bottom-up lift for privacy and light at once.
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Cellular Shades Key Features:
- Dual-Season Insulation: Blocks humid-summer heat AND winter heat loss — the U.S. DOE estimates cellular shades can cut window heat gain by up to 40%.
- Single, Double & Triple Cell: Choose your insulation level; double/triple cell is ideal for South Jersey’s coldest and hottest rooms.
- Top-Down / Bottom-Up: Lower from the top for daylight while keeping the bottom closed for privacy — perfect for street-facing rooms.
- Light-Filtering to Blackout: Soft glow for living spaces or full darkness for bedrooms.
- Cordless & Motorized: Clean, child-safe cordless lift, or motorize — a top pick for sunrooms and tall windows.
- Lower PSE&G Bills Year-Round: The single best-performing product for South Jersey’s four-season climate.
Find Cellular Shades to Inspire Your Space
Cellular shades prove that energy efficiency and style aren’t mutually exclusive. From a drafty historic Haddonfield bedroom to a sun-baked Cherry Hill sunroom, they quietly cut your energy bill in every season. We bring the full range of cell sizes, opacities, and colors to your door so you can see them in your own South Jersey light.
