Blinds & Shutters in Wales
Find verified blinds & shutters across 28 Welsh towns. Every listing is cross-checked against Companies House and Google Business Profile. We do not verify trade-body membership — ask the business for its number and check it on the issuing body's register. Free to use, no sign-up.
Credentials to look for in a blinds fitter
The credentials worth asking a blinds fitter about. We do not verify these ourselves — check the number on the issuing body's own register.
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Common questions
How much does it cost to have blinds fitted?
Supplying and fitting a blind to a standard-sized window typically costs £25–£45 for a roller blind, £35–£55 for a vertical blind and £50–£110 for a PVC or aluminium venetian. Electric blinds cost more, at £80–£170 per window.
How much does a fitter charge just to put blinds up?
If you've bought the blinds yourself, fitting labour is typically £20–£30 per hour. A standard blind usually takes no more than an hour to fit.
Can I fit blinds myself?
A straightforward installation is often a DIY job. For expensive made-to-measure blinds, large, bay or awkward-shaped windows, or electric and conservatory blinds, it's best to have an expert measure and fit them.
What should I check before hiring a blinds fitter?
Ask whether they fit to the BS EN 13120 child-safety requirements and whether they're a member of the British Blind and Shutter Association (BBSA). Membership isn't compulsory, but it shows they follow industry best practice and safety rules. Also check for public liability insurance and a written guarantee.