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Blinds and curtains London

Blinds and curtain fitting in London measured, level and square.

Roller, Roman, venetian, vertical and wooden blinds fitted across Greater London, plus curtain poles, tracks and bay-window sets. Every fixing chosen for the reveal you have — lath-and-plaster, dot-and-dab, concrete lintel or uPVC — and the drop checked before a hole is drilled.

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  • From £45 for the first blind or pole, £25 for each one after on the same visit
  • Bay windows, box sash reveals and concrete lintels handled as standard
  • Blackout and child-safety chain fixings fitted to BS EN 13120
  • Old poles removed, holes filled and made good
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First fitting from
£45First fitting from
Per blind or pole
20–40 minPer blind or pole
Boroughs covered
33Boroughs covered
Public liability cover
£5mPublic liability cover

London pricing

London blind and curtain fitting prices.

Priced per fitting rather than per hour, because a fitter who is paid by the hour has no reason to get a bay window right first time. The second and third windows on the same visit cost less: the van is already parked and the permit is already bought.
London blinds and curtain fitting prices by window and fixing type
JobLondon fromTypical timeWhy the London price differs
Single roller or venetian blind£4520–30 minIncludes the reveal check — face-fix or top-fix changes the bracket, and getting that wrong costs a second set of holes.
Additional blind, same visit£2515–25 minOne call-out, one permit, one set of dust sheets spread across every window in the room.
Curtain pole or track, single window£5530–45 minPoles carry real weight when the curtains are lined, so the fixing has to reach timber, lintel or masonry rather than plaster.
Bay window pole or bent track£1201.5–2.5 hrsA London bay is rarely symmetrical. The track is measured, bent and packed to the angles that are actually there.
Wooden or made-to-measure venetian, per window£6540–60 minHeavier headrail, more brackets, and the slats have to be squared against a reveal that is often out of true in a period house.
Motorised or electric blind, per window£951–1.5 hrsBracket, battery or transformer position and remote pairing, with cabling kept inside the reveal so nothing trails.

Domestic prices are the total you pay. Commercial and landlord invoices are quoted plus VAT at 20%. ULEZ, the Congestion Charge where it applies, permits and bay suspensions are itemised in the written quote, never added afterwards.

Working in London

What a London window reveal is actually made of.

Blinds fail in London for one of three reasons: the reveal was not square, the fixing never reached anything solid, or the drop was measured to the glass instead of the sill. All three are avoidable.

Box sash reveals in the conversions

A Victorian or Edwardian conversion in Islington, Hackney, Camden, Lambeth or Wandsworth usually has a boxed sash window with a shallow reveal and a soft lime-plaster face. Top-fixing into that plaster holds a blind for about a fortnight.

We fix into the timber sash box or the render behind it, and where the reveal is under 50mm we face-fix above the opening instead so the blind still clears the sash horns when it is raised.

Concrete lintels in the post-war stock

Council-built and 1960s–80s blocks across Southwark, Tower Hamlets, Newham and Barking typically have a pre-cast concrete lintel directly above the window. It is the strongest thing in the room and the hardest to drill.

That needs an SDS drill and the right bit, not a combi on hammer setting. We carry both, plus the dust extraction that stops concrete dust settling across a freshly painted reveal.

uPVC frames and new-build reveals

New-build flats in Nine Elms, Greenwich Peninsula and the Olympic Park corridor are often uPVC frames in plasterboard reveals with a void behind. Screwing into the frame can void the window warranty and can pierce the drainage channel.

We use no-drill tension brackets where the frame allows, or bridge the plasterboard void into the blockwork behind. Whichever we use, we tell you before we start.

Leases, bays and child safety

Many London leases specify a uniform blind colour to the street elevation, and most managing agents ask for the £5m public liability certificate before a contractor drills anything in a communal-facing room. We send both at booking.

Every corded blind is fitted with the safety device and cleat required by BS EN 13120, positioned 1.5m from the floor. In a let property that is the landlord's legal obligation, not an optional extra.

How it works

Three steps and a written price.

Booking blinds and curtain fitting in london takes three steps — you get a fixed written figure before anyone is sent, and the price on the page is the price on the invoice.
  1. 1

    Tell us the postcode and the job

    Send photographs or a short video with your London postcode. It takes a couple of minutes and there is nothing to pay to ask.

  2. 2

    Get a fixed written price

    We come back with one figure for blinds and curtain fitting in london — ULEZ, the Congestion Charge and disposal or materials already inside it, with any council permit shown at cost.

  3. 3

    Book the slot that suits you

    Pick a morning or afternoon window, including evenings and weekends. You get a named team, a text before arrival and paperwork on completion.

London questions

London blinds and curtains questions.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions.

  • How much does it cost to fit blinds in London?

    £45 for the first blind and £25 for each additional blind on the same visit. A curtain pole or straight track is £55, a bay window pole or bent track from £120, and a motorised blind from £95 per window. ULEZ, the Congestion Charge where it applies and a visitor parking permit are already inside those prices.

  • Can you fit blinds without drilling into a uPVC frame?

    Usually yes. No-drill tension brackets clamp to the sash of most uPVC casement windows and hold a roller or venetian blind without a single hole, which keeps the window warranty intact. They are not suitable for heavy wooden venetians or blackout Roman blinds, and we will say so before you buy.

  • Do you fit blinds in a bay window?

    Yes, and it is the job we do most in London terraces. A bay is measured angle by angle because almost none are symmetrical, then the track is bent or the blinds are cut to individual drops so the returns meet cleanly at each corner.

  • Will you measure, or do I need to measure first?

    If the blinds are already bought we fit to what you have. If they are not, we can measure the reveals on a first visit and give you the exact widths and drops to order, including whether each window is a recess or an exact fit — the two figures are not the same and ordering the wrong one is the single most common mistake.

  • Are your fitters covered for work in a leasehold flat?

    Every fitter carries £5m public liability cover and we send the certificate to the managing agent at booking. Where a block requires a method statement or a DBS-checked contractor, tell us at booking and we supply it before the visit.

  • Do you take the old poles and packaging away?

    Yes. Old poles, tracks and brackets come down, the redundant holes are filled and sanded flush ready for paint, and blind packaging leaves with us through our registered-carrier route rather than going in the communal bin store.

  • Do you fit child-safety devices?

    Every corded blind is fitted with the breakaway device or cleat required by BS EN 13120, set 1.5m from the floor. In a rented property this is a landlord obligation and we photograph the fitted device as part of the job record.

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Get a London blind fitting price

Tell us how many windows, whether any are bays and your postcode. You get a fixed written price with the parking already inside it.

No deposit is taken until the price and slot are confirmed in writing.

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