Curtain pole & blind
fitting in Daventry.

Curtain poles and rails

Include the number of windows, the pole or rail length, bracket details and whether the fitting is new or replacing an old one. Tell Dan if the window is in a bay, near a ceiling or above an awkward area. Unusual layouts may need a different approach.

Curtain weight and the surface above the window affect the fitting requirements. Mention loose plaster, existing holes or damaged brackets. Share product instructions and identify any parts that have not yet been delivered.

Blind fitting: check the product first

Explain the type of blind, its dimensions and whether it is intended to fit inside the recess or outside it. Give the manufacturer and model, together with any mounting instructions. Check measurements against the product before arranging fitting.

Some products can be adjusted and others cannot. Do not assume cutting, resizing or alterations are included. Discuss the exact work in advance, including any safety fittings supplied by the manufacturer, access and mounting surface.

Plan several windows together

If more than one room needs attention, list each window separately. Note where existing poles or blinds need removing and whether the replacements are ready. This helps distinguish a simple fitting job from a longer visit.

Small tasks can receive a fixed quote. Half-day labour is £180 for up to four hours and full-day labour is £320 for up to seven hours, with materials extra. The final scope, travel arrangements and availability are confirmed before a booking.

Curtain rails, poles and replacement blinds

Searches for curtain rail installation, curtain pole fitting and blind fitting can describe different work. Specify whether you need brackets fitting, an old rail removing or a supplied blind installing. The product, wall surface and access determine the agreed job; repairs to blind mechanisms are not assumed to be included.