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Blind & Curtain Installers

Across Australia, blind & curtain installers help measure and fit curtains and blinds for homes and businesses.

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Learn about Blind & Curtain Installers

DIY blind or curtain installation can leave fittings uneven or damage the window area. ArchiPro lists installers across Australia for residential and commercial window treatment projects. Their services can cover measuring, surface preparation and fitting a range of curtain and blind products, as part of ArchiPro’s wider network of curtains and blinds professionals.

Blind and curtain installers help install curtains and blinds for all windows in residential or commercial properties. Installing them correctly can be tricky, so it’s best to get a professional who has expertise in the measuring and installation of a variety of window treatments. ArchiPro has carefully selected only the most experienced and highly skilled blind and curtain installers in Australia.

Advice on maintenance procedures

High-quality blind and curtain installers in Australia will use their expertise to also give advice on maintenance procedures. They often work closely with blinds and curtains cleaning and repair specialists to assist with this.

Purchasing advice

If you need an expert second opinion, you can ask the blind and curtain installer to help select the appropriate window covering based on function and design. They have strong relationships with blind and curtain suppliers and can uncover some great options. 

Prepare surfaces for installation

Measurements must be taken of the surrounding window area, and if needed, the installer will remove old and existing window coverings before new ones can be applied.

Enhance the appearance of the curtains or blinds

Once the curtains and blinds are installed, the installer will have a look at the overall design and layout. If needed, they may add decorative elements (like frosting) to the windows.  

The advantages of hiring a skilled blind and curtain installer

Don’t underestimate the importance of blinds and curtains in a home-especially if you’re aiming for a striking and cohesive look. Skilled blind and curtain installers in Australia will know the best and most up-to-date procedures to increase the efficiency of their service. Their years of experience means they know how to deal with each curtain or blind material type and the best ways to install them. Specialised blinds-like made-to-measure ones-can be difficult to install without the help of a skilled professional so it's in your interests to seek the best help you can find.

How to choose the best blind and curtain installers for your project

Choosing the right blind and curtain installer in Australia doesn’t have to be hard. While it may seem challenging, especially if you haven’t used them before, there are some things to consider. This includes things like years of experience, type of experience, range of services, cost and pricing, customer testimonials and more. For those installers you are interested in, be sure to get in touch to start a conversation by asking questions like:

  • How many years of experience do you have installing blinds or curtains in Australia?
  • Have you ever worked on a house that is similar to mine?
  • Do you have any recommendations about the type of curtains/blinds I’m wanting to install?
  • How long will installation take?
  • Do you offer a free consultation?
  • What is your fee structure and pricing?

How long do blinds take to install?

The time taken to install blinds in Australia will depend on whether furniture or other household items need to be moved, and how large your windows are. However, you can expect installers to take anywhere from 30–60 minutes for each window.

How long do curtains take to install?

This will depend on the type of curtain rods you have and the overall style of the curtains. In Australia, it will approximately take 10–20 minutes for a basic curtain rod with brackets.

Should my curtains touch the floor?

Curtains that touch the floor can look elegant and make your room look taller, but they can also collect dust and dirt. For an optimal length, try curtains that are 1.5 cm from the ground so you can vacuum and clean with ease.

Can you put two types of blinds in one window?

Yes, you can install multiple types of blinds and use them together for one window. However, you’ll need separate headrails for each type. They will be installed separately and can be operated by themselves. A common type of double-blind has one that sits on the outside and one inside for optimal privacy and light.