Cords and strings
A frayed or snapped cord can leave a blind crooked, stuck, or unable to lift. Restringing may save the covering without changing what is already mounted in the room.
In-home blind & shade repair · Denver Metro
Fix the blind.
Keep the room.
If the cord broke, the slats will not tilt, or the lift stopped holding, call before you price a replacement. David comes to your home, takes the blind down, repairs it, puts it back up, and tests it at the window.
Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Replacement is not the first answer.
Blinds are fitted to a particular window and a particular room. When one small working part fails, the fabric, slats, and headrail may still have years left in them. Replacing the whole covering can mean changing the rest of the room to match.
David repairs most types and manufacturers. Older quality blinds, oversized shades, and coverings you still like are exactly the ones worth checking before you throw them out.
Read the repair guide →The repair-first math
Basic pricing includes the trip charge, cords, and parts needed for the repair.
- $75
- First blind
- $60
- Each additional blind
A real Denver repair9-foot picture-window blind
“$65 to fix vs over $1,000 for a new one that probably wouldn’t last? No comparison.”
A customer with a well-cared-for Kirsch covering expected a broken string to mean replacement. David took the extra time the large shade needed and had spare broken clips with him.
— storydrum, Google review. The $65 figure is that customer’s earlier repair; current basic pricing is shown above.
What usually stops working
The symptom tells David where to start looking. Tell him what the blind is doing—or not doing—when you call.
Tilt and lift parts
If the slats will not turn or the blind will not stay raised, the working mechanism in the headrail may need attention rather than a whole new blind.
Clips and brackets
Small pieces can crack or wear out. David carries repair parts with him and checks that the covering is secure and operating correctly after it goes back up.
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Big thank you to David for making our 22 year old Hunter Douglas blinds like new again! He was prompt, professional, and affordable. I also feel great knowing that our blinds are not going in the landfill.Mallory Harbaugh · Google review
Before you order new blinds, let David look at the ones you have.
Call David
(303) 781-4615
Denver Metro appointments