Best Blinds & Curtain Installers in Napier and Hastings
We assessed 11 blinds & curtain installers in Napier and Hastings and ranked the top 5 on public rating quality, review volume and how recent the reviews are. The businesses listed below hold 818 Google reviews between them. No business can pay for a place in these rankings. Last updated 10 September 2026. How we rank →
Before you hire
Most blinds and curtain businesses in New Zealand measure, make and install, so the quote you compare is for the whole job, not the fabric. Ask whether measuring and installation are included, what the lead time is from order to fitting, and what happens if a made-to-measure blind arrives the wrong size, because custom goods are hard to return. If you have young children, ask for cordless or wand-operated blinds: a mandatory safety standard for corded window coverings was announced in June 2026 and will apply to new products after a one-year transition.
Top 5 Blinds & Curtain Installers in Napier and Hastings
The top 5 blinds & curtain installers in Napier and Hastings are #1 Wholesale Blinds Direct, #2 Harrisons Curtains & Blinds, #3 Onekawa Curtains & Blinds, #4 Blinds 2000, and #5 Kathy's Drapes by Design, ranked by Top5 score. Scroll for our take on each, plus what to ask before you hire.
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Wholesale Blinds Direct
verifiedVerified★ 5.0 208 reviews Top5 Score 1725★ 207 4★ 1Wholesale Blinds Direct turns around custom venetian, roman, and blackout blinds quickly, with Jason measuring carefully, advising on colour and style, and confirming control-side placement before manufacturing begins. They follow up after delivery to check installation went smoothly, a step several repeat customers specifically mention as the reason they came back.
location_on 107 Kent Terrace, Taradale, Napier schedule Mon–Fri 9am–4pm · Sat–Sun Closed
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Harrisons Curtains & Blinds Hawke's Bay
★ 4.9 150 reviews Top5 Score 1635★ 141 4★ 8 1★ 1Harrisons Curtains & Blinds fits out homes and offices with curtains, drapes, roller blinds, and roman blinds, with consultants like Gabby and Liz visiting in person to identify what will suit each space before anything is ordered. When supply problems arise, they keep clients informed throughout and find alternative options rather than leaving people waiting in the dark.
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Onekawa Curtains & Blinds
★ 4.9 112 reviews Top5 Score 1595★ 108 4★ 3 1★ 1Onekawa Curtains & Blinds covers curtains, nets, and blinds including faux wood and sheers, with Alison guiding fabric and material selection from the start and Alistair handling installation. Clients repeatedly note that fabric arrives, gets made up, and goes up ahead of the expected timeframe, and that the pair keep them informed at each stage without needing to be chased.
location_on 17 Lipton Place, Onekawa, Napier
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Blinds 2000
★ 4.9 106 reviews Top5 Score 1595★ 100 4★ 5 3★ 1Blinds 2000 installs roller blinds, zip track, outdoor louvre doors, and indoor shutters across homes, clinics, and commercial spaces, with John and the team known for listening to a brief and then proposing an approach the client hadn't considered. Warranty issues, like a broken chain, get resolved in a single visit with no pushback, which keeps repeat customers coming back across years and multiple projects.
location_on 39 Wakefield Street, Onekawa, Napier
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Kathys Drapes By Design
★ 4.9 75 reviews Top5 Score 1545★ 74 1★ 1Kathy's Drapes by Design makes curtains, sheers, roman blinds, venetian blinds, and ceiling-mounted drapes for homes, kindergartens, and commercial spaces, with the team listening to design goals and price points before recommending an approach. Matt handles installation with flexibility around client schedules, and the in-house workmanship consistently produces made-to-measure results clients describe as better than they had imagined.
location_on 18 Austin Street, Onekawa, Napier
Before you hire a blinds and curtain installer in Napier and Hastings
Drawn from 115 customer reviews collected for this page. The first answer is what it costs.
What do made-to-measure blinds and curtains typically cost in New Zealand? expand_more
Basic made-to-measure roller blinds run roughly $80 to $200 per window for supply and install. Blockout or dual rollers sit closer to $150 to $350, and sunscreen fabrics fall in a similar range.
Roman blinds and venetians land between $200 and $500 per window depending on fabric and width. Plantation shutters are the most expensive option, commonly $800 to $1,500 per window for PVC or composite, with timber pushing higher.
Lined curtains for a single window generally cost $200 to $600 installed, with premium fabrics, pinch pleats, or extra drops adding cost. Motorisation adds roughly $150 to $400 per blind on top of those figures.
Measuring and installation are sometimes charged separately, so confirm upfront whether those are included in any quote. Ordering the full house at once often brings a better per-window price, and several local reviewers noted pricing was more competitive when they quoted multiple rooms together.
What protects me when I order custom blinds or curtains, and are corded blinds safe? expand_more
The Consumer Guarantees Act still covers made-to-measure goods: your blinds must be of acceptable quality, fit for the purpose you described, and match any sample or description agreed. You cannot return a correctly made custom product because you changed your mind, so confirm measurements, fabric choice, and which side the controls fall on in writing before paying any deposit.
Ask the business directly what they do if a blind arrives the wrong size, because that answer reveals how disputes are handled before you are committed. On cord safety, a mandatory product safety standard for corded window coverings was announced on 30 June 2026 by the Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, Cameron Brewer, to be made under the Fair Trading Act 1986, accepting the Australian, Canadian, EU and US standards, with a one-year transition period once regulations are made and applying to newly supplied products only, so it is not yet in force. Eight children have died from window-cord strangulation in New Zealand since 2008, and MBIE Product Safety guidance recommends cordless, wand-operated, or motorised blinds where young children live, and fitting cord cleats or tensioners on any existing corded blinds to keep cords out of reach.
How do I choose between blinds, curtains and shutters for warmth and light? expand_more
Lined curtains hung close to the wall and fitted with a pelmet deliver the most heat retention for the least cost, making them the practical insulation upgrade in an older New Zealand home. Blockout roller blinds suit bedrooms where you need both darkness and a tidy, low-profile look, but edge gaps let light and cold in, so fit matters as much as product choice.
Sunscreen rollers work well in living areas where you want glare reduced without losing the view, while plantation shutters, though the most expensive entry point, handle both light control and long-term durability without fabric replacement. Reviewers who consulted a knowledgeable adviser before committing were far more satisfied than those who chose independently, particularly when matching existing blinds or dealing with awkward window shapes.
What are the warning signs of a blinds or curtain company you should not use? expand_more
- –No contact from the company after a deposit is paid, and calls to the installer or office go unanswered.
- –Blinds delivered broken or misaligned, with staff disputing the fault rather than arranging a prompt remake or repair.
- –Assumptions made about what a customer can afford, or a dismissive attitude toward questions about different product options.
- –A quote given verbally on the day of the consultation with pressure to commit before you have seen written pricing.
- –No clear process explained for what happens if a made-to-measure product arrives the wrong size or in the wrong fabric.
- –Poor installation left uncorrected, such as crooked fittings, visible gaps, or a worksite left untidy after the job.
What should you ask before ordering blinds or curtains? expand_more
- –Ask whether the quoted price covers supply, measuring, and installation, or whether any of those are charged separately.
- –Ask for the lead time in writing and what the business will do, concretely, if that timeframe slips.
- –Ask what warranty covers the operating mechanism separately from the fabric, as these often differ.
- –Ask for the remake or rectification policy in writing before paying a deposit, specifically what happens if a blind arrives the wrong size or wrong colour.
- –Ask whether the blinds are cordless, wand-operated, or motorised, and if corded, what child-safety measures are included.
- –Ask to take full-size fabric samples home so you can assess colour and opacity in your own light before committing.
Also recommended blinds & curtain installers in Napier and Hastings
Ranked 6 to 10 on the same public review record.
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Little & Fox Interior Design Store
★ 4.7 78 reviews Top5 Score 1515★ 63 4★ 9 3★ 3 2★ 1 1★ 2Little & Fox produces curtains and roman blinds where precision in pattern matching and fabric selection is central to the outcome, with consultants like Nelly guiding clients from initial concept through to installation. Reviewers working on new builds, renovations, and even Airbnb projects describe the process as seamless, with the team translating vague briefs into finished results that match what clients had pictured.
location_on 60 Bridge Street, Ahuriri, Napier
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Venluree Blinds & Curtains Hawkes Bay
★ 5.0 49 reviews Top5 Score 1505★ 49Venluree pairs Michelle's eye for colour, fabric, and interior styling with Paul's detail-focused installation across roller blinds, vertical blinds, shutters, and curtains. Clients redoing entire homes window by window, matching existing blinds, or fitting out commercial spaces describe the process as straightforward because both halves of the job are handled with equal care.
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Stitch & drape studio
★ 5.0 27 reviews Top5 Score 1425★ 27Stitch & Drape Studio shortens, re-stitches, and adjusts curtains to a finish customers describe as factory-made, with pleats aligned and hems matching the original construction. Lovedeep has taken on same-day and next-day curtain work at pricing that repeatedly surprises clients, including a full pick-up and re-hang completed between Sunday and Monday.
location_on 12 Arihi Crescent, Frimley, Hastings
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Weathermaster Napier
★ 4.4 8 reviews Top5 Score 1215★ 6 4★ 1 1★ 1Weathermaster supplies and installs blinds across multiple purchases over time, building the kind of ongoing relationship where returning clients know what to expect from first contact through to fitting. For blind cleaning, Dave and team collect, clean, and re-hang in a single day, a full-service loop that removes the hassle of managing the job yourself.
location_on 100 Austin Street, Onekawa, Napier
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Blind Boutique
★ 5.0 5 reviews Top5 Score 1215★ 5Blind Boutique installs roller sunscreen blinds and motorised blinds, with Daniel advising on fabric choice and colour selection before anything is ordered, and clients repeatedly finding his recommendations better than what they had initially pictured. Installation is noted for neat workmanship and leaving the site tidy, including worker accommodation areas, once the job is done.
location_on 6/100 Emerson Street, Napier South, Napier
About this ranking
What the 10 blinds & curtain installers listed above hold, at the 10 September 2026 check.
Across the 14 locations we assess blinds & curtain installers in, the 127 businesses listed have a median rating of 4.9, and one-star reviews are 1.6% of their total.
How are the top blinds & curtain installers in Napier and Hastings chosen? expand_more
We build this page from Google Maps results for blinds & curtain installers in Napier and Hastings. Each one is scored on its public rating and review record. Businesses outside the area, or whose reviews describe a different line of work, are left out, and a business whose main Google category is a different trade is held back until a person has checked what it does. A business whose website no longer resolves and that has had no Google review for six months is treated as dormant and left off the page until either changes. Every category and city is rechecked on a rolling cycle, about every two to three months. A location with a subscribing business is rechecked every month, and the whole page updates with it. See how we rank for the full method.
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