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The average installation cost for a small blind (65cm x 75cm) is £20. Tradespeople charge an average of £30 for larger blind installations (120cm x 140cm).

You will need to take both supply and installation costs into consideration when budgeting your project.

Read our blind fitting cost guide for a full breakdown of average supply and installation costs.

Professional curtain installation costs vary between projects. The cost of your installation will be determined by the:

• Type of curtain rail being fitted
• Size of windows
• Type and number of windows being covered – Bay windows may be more fiddly to have curtains or blinds fitted
• Window accessibility
• Additional features and customisations
• Your location – Fitters in London or parts of the South East may charge slightly more

Hanging a curtain rail can be a tricky task if you're not a confident DIYer, or aren't physically able.

The following tradespeople can be hired to fit a curtain rail:

• Handyperson
• Interior decorator
• Curtain fitter

While a DIY installation may be a cheaper option, you will receive better long-term performance by hiring a fitter who knows what they're doing.

It is possible to fit curtains yourself if you have the required tools and know-how. Our hanging curtains how-to guide goes through the process ste-by-step.

That said, hanging curtain rods too low or on the wonk are all common DIY mishaps. Which is why many homeowners think hiring a curtain fitter is worth the additional costs.

Benefits of hiring a curtain fitter in Shetland Islands include:

• Secure installation

• Accurate measurements

• Even hem ‘drop’

• No need to provide tools or equipment

• Precise and neat appearance

• Long-lasting performance

The following factors influence the time it takes to fit blinds and curtains:

• Type of blinds or curtains
• Window size
• Number of windows
• Position – Hanging blinds on difficult to access windows is more time consuming
• Additional features – Electric opening components and protective shields

An experienced curtain/blind fitter in Shetland Islands can give you a more precise idea of how long the job will take.

To help you find checked and reviewed curtain and blind fitters in Shetland Islands, consider these tips:

• Check online reviews to determine their reputation and quality of work
• Ask about their experience
• Verify their public liability insurance, so you know they’re covered against any potential accidents or damages
• Get multiple quotes from at least three tradespeople so you can compare prices and services
• Use Checkatrade and hire one of our approved members that have undergone up to 12 checks so that you can hire with confidence