Most blinds are repairable—especially quality brands. Repairs can range from simple cord replacements to slat changes or mechanism servicing.

Common Repairs

• Replacing broken slats
• Repairing or rethreading cords
• Fixing orientation mechanisms
• Roller blind chain replacements
• Replacing brackets or end caps

Typical Costs

Costs vary depending on the blind type, parts needed, and whether on-site servicing is required. For many blinds, repairs are more affordable than full replacement—especially for aluminium, wood, and high-quality rollers.

When Is Repair Worth It?

• Material condition: When the material is still in great condition
• Cost-effective: When the repair cost is less than 40–50% of replacement
• Custom sizing: When the blind is custom-measured to a unique window size
• Matched sets: When only one part of a matched set is damaged

In most cases, repairing blinds is worthwhile. However, extremely old or sun-damaged blinds may be better replaced to ensure smooth operation and better aesthetics.