Window Shade Repair

Our Mobile Shade Repair Service Fixes Your Shades On Site!

In your home, a broken shade may not be an emergency, but it certainly is an annoying inconvenience. You may put off repairing it because you don’t have the time or the tools to take it down, bring it in to a shop, and wait for weeks until it is ready. With Bloomin' Blinds, you don’t have to worry about any of that! Our mobile shade repair team will come to you and perform repairs on-site, then clean up after ourselves before we leave so you wouldn’t even know we had been there—other than your repaired shade, that is! Our window shade repair service even includes motorized shade repair.

Shade repair can be a challenge, but if there’s a way to fix your shades instead of replacing them, our knowledgeable team at Bloomin' Blinds will find it. Thanks to plenty of hands-on experience with our blind, shade, and shutter business, we can help you find a quick, cost-effective solution.

Damaged Shades Need Professional Repair

Though repairing your broken or damaged shade may seem like something you could do yourself, consider the benefits of trusting an experienced pro. Our shade repair professionals have the knowledge, training, and tools to take care of repairs in a fraction of the time it would take the average homeowner.

We’re able to diagnose the issue and perform careful, quality repairs that last—or advise you on when you’re better off replacing your shades. Though many issues can be fixed, effectively extending the life of your shades, some damage either cannot be repaired or would be more expensive to fix than to replace. We’ll work with you to make sure you know all your options before we get started.

Some Shade Repairs May Involve:

Restringing

We can replace damaged or worn out strings, repairing faulty “up and down” operations with your shades quickly so they work like new!

Separated honeycombs

In a honeycomb shade, each cell is attached to the one above and below with glue. After awhile, the glue may fail. If this is the case, you will most likely have to get a new shade. Our selection of shades comes in a broad range of colors and textures so you’re almost certain to find the right match!

Repairing CC loops

If your shade uses the “pulley system” with a fixed-length cotton loop, you may eventually see this loop wear out. Additionally, the place where the string’s two ends meet could come unattached, making the shade useless. We can reinstall a new CC loop for you. Our selection includes a broad range of colors and lengths so you can find the best fit.

Replacing faulty cord locks

Cord locks ensure that you can adjust your shade to cover exactly the amount of window you want at any given time. If you want your shade rolled all the way up or down, or somewhere in the middle, the cord lock stops the shade where you want. Cord locks can eventually wear out, however, as they are usually just simple plastic devices. Our team can replace the cord locks so your shades are back in good working order.

Anytime you need our comprehensive and affordable in-home shade repair services, simply contact us online or call. We’re always happy to support your window treatment repair needs.

How long will it take to arrive?

Certain products can take a bit longer to arrive than others. However, we will always keep you in the loop regarding your new shades or the parts we’ve ordered for you.

How long do shade repairs take?

Our in-home shade repair experts work quickly and diligently to ensure we thoroughly evaluate your window shades and provide accurate solutions. The repair process can vary in length, but we will always keep you informed every step of the way in terms of scheduling.

Does anyone need to be home during the mobile repair service?

Please make sure someone over 18 is available when we arrive on the property. We may need to discuss some details about your on-site shade repair, and we want to make sure you’re happy with our workmanship before we leave.

How much do mobile shade repairs cost?

Before we begin, we schedule your in-home shade repair and discuss timing and cost with you. You will receive a proposal for repair, so you know what to expect beforehand. For more information about specific prices, please call our on-site shade repair experts today for a free estimate!

What are some common types of window shade damage?

Damaged or worn-out cords: We can restring or replace damaged cords, quickly repairing faulty up-and-down operation of your shades so they work like new. However, sometimes a fraying cord indicates a problem in the lift mechanisms. We can let you know if it’s repairable, or if you’re better off replacing the shade.

• Separated honeycombs: In a honeycomb shade, each cell is attached to the one above and below with adhesive. After some time, the adhesive may fail. If this is the case, you will most likely have to get a new shade. Our selection of shades comes in a broad range of colors and textures, so you’re almost certain to find the right match!
• Worn-out CC loops: If your shade uses the pulley system with a fixed-length cotton loop, you may eventually see this loop wear out. Additionally, the place where the string’s two ends meet could come unattached, making the shade useless. We can reinstall a new CC loop for you. We have a broad range of colors and lengths so you can find the best fit.
• Faulty cord locks: Cord locks ensure that you can adjust your shade to cover exactly the amount of window you want at any given time. The cord lock stops the shade at whatever height you choose. Cord locks can eventually wear out, however, as they are usually just simple plastic devices. Our team can replace the cord locks so your shades are back in good working order.

We Repair Most Shade Brands

The parts, design, and construction of shades can vary between brands, which is another reason it’s best to call a professional for shade repair. Our technicians have training and experience to repair shades from virtually any brand or manufacturer, including:

• 3 Day Blinds
• Bali
• Blinds.com
• Blindster.com
• Comfortex
• Graber
• Hunter Douglas
• JustBlinds.com
• Kirsch
• Levelor
• Norman Window Fashions
• Roll Ease
• Select Blinds
• Somfy
• Springs Window Fashions
• The Window Outfitters
• TimberBlindMetroShade

Retrofitting Shades for Motorization

If you wish you had modern, motorized shades that could open with the press of a button but you don’t want to part with your existing custom shades, Bloomin' Blinds can help! Many styles and brands of shades can be retrofitted with motorization, allowing you to automate the shades you already love and even integrate them into a smart home app. Find out if your shades can be retrofitted for motorization; schedule a free consultation with one of our experts.