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Best Blinds & Curtain Installers on the North Shore

We assessed 34 blinds & curtain installers on the North Shore and ranked the top 5 on public rating quality, review volume and how recent the reviews are. The businesses listed below hold 4,847 Google reviews between them. No business can pay for a place in these rankings. Last updated 10 September 2026. How we rank →

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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 on the North Shore

The top 5 blinds & curtain installers on the North Shore are #1 SunGuard, #2 Spotlight Wairau Park, #3 Spotlight Albany, #4 Catchers, and #5 Rollerflex, ranked by Top5 score. Scroll for our take on each, plus what to ask before you hire.

  • 1

    SunGuard

    4.9 765 reviews Top5 Score 184
    5★ 724 4★ 36 3★ 1 2★ 1 1★ 3

    SunGuard installs roller blinds, Ziptrak cafe blinds, and PVC outdoor blinds, and has handled tricky fitting jobs by finding workarounds on-site rather than flagging problems back to clients. Installers leave sites tidy, and the quote-to-installation timeline is short enough that several customers noted the turnaround as a standout.

    location_on G/11 Piermark Drive, Rosedale, Auckland

  • 2

    Spotlight Wairau Park

    4.2 1,546 reviews Top5 Score 177
    5★ 767 4★ 464 3★ 182 2★ 59 1★ 74

    Spotlight Wairau Park stocks a broad range of fabrics, haberdashery, and home materials, making it a practical stop for shoppers who want to source their own curtain and blind-making supplies in one visit. Staff are noted for pointing customers toward what they need, and the loyalty programme adds value for repeat visits.

    location_on 19 Link Drive, Wairau Valley, Auckland

  • 3

    Spotlight Albany

    4.2 1,318 reviews Top5 Score 176
    5★ 676 4★ 405 3★ 149 2★ 30 1★ 58

    Spotlight Albany stocks fabrics, drapes, and Manchester alongside sewing and haberdashery supplies, giving DIY curtain and blind makers a single destination for materials and notions. Staff have pointed shoppers toward better-value options mid-transaction, and the VIP loyalty programme, open to anyone, adds savings on repeat purchases.

    location_on Albany Mega Centre 6 Mercari Way, Albany, Auckland

  • 4

    Catchers Furniture Blinds Curtains and Appliances

    4.8 414 reviews Top5 Score 174
    5★ 367 4★ 35 3★ 8 2★ 1 1★ 3

    Catchers fits motorised blinds, sheer and blackout curtains, honeycomb blinds, and shutters, with installers like Alan and Richard guiding clients through options they hadn't considered before arriving. Their attention to sizing and fitting is noted across multiple jobs, and the process from selection through to installation runs without the client needing to chase anything.

    location_on 6 Target Court, Wairau Valley, Auckland

  • 5

    Rollerflex ASB Awnings Screens Roller Blinds

    5.0 262 reviews Top5 Score 172
    5★ 258 4★ 2 1★ 2

    Rollerflex fits roller blinds, venetian blinds, and insect screens, with Roman and David walking clients through multiple options and price points before any decision is made. They keep customers updated on installation dates, demonstrate how to maintain what they install, and have travelled outside Auckland to complete jobs on request.

    location_on 76A Tamahere Drive, Glenfield, Auckland

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Before you hire a blinds and curtain installer on the North Shore

Drawn from 529 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 installation, with sunscreen fabrics sitting toward the lower end. Blockout or dual roller blinds cost closer to $150 to $350 per window, and motorisation adds $150 to $300 or more per blind on top of that. Lined curtains for a standard window land between $200 and $600 installed, with premium fabrics, pinch pleat headings, or extra-long drops pushing costs higher. Plantation shutters are the most expensive option at $800 to $1,500 per window for PVC or composite, with timber shutters costing more. Roman blinds and venetians sit in between, at roughly $150 to $400 per window depending on fabric and slat material. Ordering the whole house at once often secures a per-window discount, and you should confirm whether measuring and installation are included in the quoted price or charged separately.

What protects me when I order custom blinds or curtains, and are corded blinds safe? expand_more

The Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 covers made-to-measure blinds and curtains: the finished product must be of acceptable quality, fit for the purpose you described, and match any sample shown. You cannot return a correctly made custom item because you changed your mind, so confirm measurements, fabric, colour, and which side the control sits on in writing before you pay a deposit, and ask the supplier what they will do if a blind arrives incorrectly sized. On cord safety, on 30 June 2026 the Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs announced that New Zealand will make child-safety standards mandatory for newly supplied corded window coverings under the Fair Trading Act 1986, accepting any of four internationally recognised standards from Australia, Canada, the European Union, or the United States, with a one-year transition period once the regulations are formally made, so the standard is announced but not yet in force as of late 2026. 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 in homes with young children, and fitting cord cleats or tensioners to 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 money, making them the practical first upgrade in an older New Zealand home where draughts around the window frame are the main problem. Blockout roller blinds are the right call for bedrooms where morning light is the issue, but reviewers who had consultants steer them toward a sunscreen fabric in a living area noted they could control glare without losing the view entirely. Shutters cost significantly more upfront but reviewers noted durability and a clean finish that still looked good years later, which makes them worth considering for high-use rooms where fabric wear or cord mechanisms would become a maintenance issue.

What are the warning signs of a blinds or curtain company you should not use? expand_more
  • A large upfront deposit is taken and the lead time then extends well beyond what was quoted, with little proactive communication from the business.
  • Blinds or curtains arrive the wrong size or in the wrong fabric and the business disputes responsibility rather than arranging a no-cost remake.
  • Installation is crooked, gaps are visible at the edges, or fixings are placed into unsuitable surfaces, and follow-up calls to fix the work go unanswered.
  • Sales pressure is applied during the in-home consultation, pushing you to commit on the day before you have compared prices or seen samples in your own light.
  • Warranty or after-sales claims are ignored once full payment has been received, as seen in one case where a fabric quality complaint was declined on the basis that the product was out of a short warranty window.
  • Enquiries made through informal channels such as messaging apps go unanswered for days, with no acknowledgement or explanation offered.
What should you ask before ordering blinds or curtains? expand_more
  • Ask whether the quoted price covers measuring, supply, and installation or whether any of those are charged separately.
  • Confirm the lead time in writing and ask what happens if manufacturing or delivery runs over that date, including whether you can exit the contract without penalty.
  • Ask what the remake policy is if a blind or curtain arrives the wrong size, wrong colour, or with a fabric fault, and get the answer in writing before paying a deposit.
  • Check what the warranty covers separately for the operating mechanism and for the fabric, as these are often different periods and some businesses exclude fabric fading or discolouration.
  • Ask whether the blinds are cordless, wand-operated, or motorised, and if corded blinds are being supplied, confirm that cleats or tensioners are included, particularly important if children live in or visit the home.
  • Request full-size fabric samples to view in your own room under your own light before you commit, since colour and opacity can look very different in a showroom than on your windows.

Blinds & Curtain Installers ranked 6 to 10 on the North Shore

They scored below the top 5 on the same public review record.

  • 6

    Sky Curtain & Blinds North Shore 天幕窗帘

    5.0 134 reviews Top5 Score 164
    5★ 132 4★ 1 1★ 1

    Sky Curtain & Blinds covers roller blinds, honeycomb blinds, shutters, and made-to-measure curtains, with Elaine guiding clients through fabric selection and recommending options suited to their specific windows rather than pushing a standard product. When a post-installation issue arose with roller blinds catching a door handle, the team sent a technician back promptly and resolved it without dispute.

    location_on 1/F/16A Link Drive, Wairau Valley, Auckland

  • 7

    Redgraves Home Fabrics

    4.9 133 reviews Top5 Score 161
    5★ 126 4★ 3 3★ 1 1★ 3

    Redgraves Home Fabrics fits curtains, sheers, roller blinds, Venetian blinds, and shutters, with in-home consultants like Des and Michelle advising on fabric, colour, and what will work in a contemporary or new-build setting. Repeat use across multiple homes and over many years is a strong pattern here, and installers arrive on time, fit to spec, and clean up without prompting.

    location_on 35c Constellation Drive, Rosedale, Auckland

  • 8

    Amy Curtains

    4.9 109 reviews Top5 Score 158
    5★ 105 1★ 4

    Amy Curtains fits custom curtains, roller blinds, blackout blinds, and sheers for new homes and apartments, often completing the full cycle from quote to installation within a week or two. Winnie and the team are noted for walking indecisive clients through fabric samples patiently, and installations across multiple rooms have wrapped up in under an hour without the customer needing to be home.

    location_on 2/59 Corinthian Drive, Albany, Auckland

  • 9

    Blindsmith NZ Ltd

    5.0 76 reviews Top5 Score 156
    5★ 76

    Blindsmith turns around custom roller blinds, blackout blinds, double rollers, and wooden Venetians quickly enough that several clients had their order measured, made, and installed within a week. Chris and James are named repeatedly for guiding clients through material choices and completing multi-room installs in under half an hour, with the quote arriving the day after the measure.

    location_on Unit 1/6 Workspace Drive, Hobsonville, Auckland

  • 10

    Guthrie Bowron Wairau Park

    4.6 90 reviews Top5 Score 151
    5★ 68 4★ 17 3★ 1 2★ 2 1★ 2

    Guthrie Bowron Wairau Park takes clients through curtain and blind selection, installation, and post-installation follow-up, with Warren named repeatedly for keeping couples and families informed at every stage of the process. The consultation goes beyond product choice: Warren and the team have worked through colour matching and design decisions with clients who came in unsure, and the living space results are cited specifically as meeting expectations.

    location_on 140 Target Road, Wairau Valley, Auckland

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About this ranking

How are the top blinds & curtain installers on the North Shore chosen? expand_more

We build this page from Google Maps results for blinds & curtain installers on the North Shore. 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. See how we rank for the full method.

How often are rankings updated? expand_more

Every category and city is recrawled on a rolling cycle, about every two months. This page was last checked on 10 September 2026.

Can a business pay to appear in this list? expand_more

No. Top 5 and Also Recommended positions are merit-only and cannot be purchased. Verifying a business is free. A subscription adds a website link on the card, a public profile page, and competitor and ranking history in the owner's dashboard, none of which affects ranking position. See what a subscription includes.

Why isn't my business listed? expand_more

We build this page from Google Maps results for blinds & curtain installers on the North Shore. The usual reasons for missing out are a Google Business category that does not match, too few reviews to score near the top, or an address outside the area we cover. At the last update, the smallest review count among the 10 businesses listed here was 76. Check where you rank or read how rankings work.