Hire A Trusted Blind Repairs Specialist Near You

A broken blind doesn’t necessarily mean you need to replace it. Often, it can be repaired and continue to last for years. While blinds may seem complicated due to their moving parts and different components, there’s a good likelihood you can fix them. Often, a repair is as simple as replacing the broken part, leaving your blind as good as new.

If you have a broken blind, you can find a professional tasker near you on Ezy Peazy to repair it, regardless of the blind type or broken component. They can even do repairs on popular blind types like Luxaflex, so there’s no need to go back to the manufacturer for potentially expensive repairs.

An experienced blind or curtain repairer on Ezy Peazy can help you with:

There are several moving parts in vertical blinds. The hanging slats can be rotated to let in more or less light and can be pulled open or closed depending on your needs. Usually, these slats are connected by cords at the bottom to help stop them from tangling and make them easier to manoeuvre.

If you’ve had your vertical blinds for a while, you may notice the mechanism does not work as it once did, or the slats are worn or damaged. Often, the little plastic ties that connect the blinds snap.

All of this wear and tear can be fixed. The vertical slats can be replaced using matching materials and colours. And, if the problem relates to the vertical blind headrail or chain mechanisms, these can be repaired or replaced too.

Venetian blinds are among the most common blind types in New Zealand homes, although they come in many different materials and sizes. Like vertical blinds, they also have several moving parts, with cords used to tilt the slats and pull the blinds up or down.

If you need repairs done to your Venetian blinds, you’ll find a helpful and skilled tasker nearby on Ezy Peazy. For example, they can help by restringing your Venetian blinds if the strings have broken, become so tangled they no longer work, or are starting to wear out. They can also fix any problems with the locking mechanism, so your blinds stay up, and they can also repair broken blind tilt rods.

If you have bought new blinds but find that they don’t fit your window, an expert can also help with any alterations needed.

If your roller blinds are sticking or aren’t working anymore, it doesn’t necessarily mean you have to replace the whole unit. It may be easier – and a lot more cost-effective – to simply replace the part that’s causing the trouble. Common parts that can be replaced include the chain, the clutch (which helps wind the blind up and down), the tube onto which the fabric rolls, or the spring if you have cordless roller blinds.

Even if the mechanism is working perfectly, you may still want another part of your roller blind repaired. You can find a tasker on the Ezy Peazy platform to help you repair or replace the shader or repair the string or the brackets that secure your blinds to the window frame.

Just like many other blinds, Roman blinds operate with a string and pulley system to manoeuvre the blind up or down and to let light in or block it out. Fortunately, they are relatively easy to repair with the right tools and expertise.

Whether you need to repair the fabric that makes up your roman blind, have it re-stringed, or need the rings through which the string runs replaced, you can find a local repairer on Ezy Peazy.