What blinds cost in Teesside in 2026
Made-to-measure blinds in Teesside cost £45 to £120 a window for rollers, £55 to £150 for Venetians, £50 to £140 for verticals, £90 to £260 for Roman blinds and £90 to £240 for real wooden slats, all supplied and fitted. A whole house of eight to ten windows typically comes in between £600 and £1,500.
Last updated: August 2026.
Per-window prices
These are supply-and-fit figures for a standard domestic window, measured on site and installed, including brackets and child-safety devices. Supply-only prices are lower and put the measuring risk on you.
| Type | Small window | Standard window | Large or wide window |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roller | £45 to £60 | £60 to £90 | £90 to £120 |
| Aluminium Venetian | £55 to £70 | £70 to £105 | £105 to £150 |
| Faux wood Venetian | £70 to £95 | £95 to £140 | £140 to £190 |
| Vertical | £50 to £70 | £70 to £100 | £100 to £140 |
| Roman | £90 to £130 | £130 to £190 | £190 to £260 |
| Wooden | £90 to £130 | £130 to £180 | £180 to £240 |
| Blackout roller | £60 to £80 | £80 to £130 | £130 to £180 |
Whole-house figures
Ordering room by room is the expensive way to do it, because each visit carries its own travel and set-up time. Ordered together, a typical Teesside house lands roughly as follows:
- Two-bed terrace, five windows: £350 to £700 in rollers and Venetians.
- Three-bed semi, eight windows including a front bay: £600 to £1,200.
- Four-bed detached, ten to twelve windows plus patio doors: £900 to £2,000.
- Premium specification throughout, wooden slats in the bay, Romans in the reception rooms, blackout in bedrooms: £2,000 to £3,500.
The eight things that move a price
- Width. Fabric and components are priced by area, so a patio-door blind is not twice a bedroom blind, it is nearer three times.
- Fabric range. Entry, mid and designer ranges can differ by 100% on the same blind.
- Blackout versus dim-out. A coated blackout fabric costs more than the plain equivalent, and side channels add £30 to £60.
- Bay windows. Three to five separate blinds, aligned, plus a longer fit. Budget three to five times a flat window.
- Operation. Cordless spring adds £15 to £30, motorisation £70 to £180 depending on the blind.
- Fixing type. Perfect-fit frames for uPVC add £20 to £45 but avoid drilling.
- Access. Stairwell and gallery windows need working platforms and take longer.
- Commercial specification. Fire-retardant fabric and contract-grade mechanisms carry a premium, and out-of-hours fitting is charged for.
Motorisation, priced honestly
Rechargeable battery motors have taken the sting out of this. A motorised roller adds roughly £70 to £150 a window, wooden and larger blinds £90 to £180. Hard-wired systems cost more and need first-fix wiring, so they belong in a renovation rather than a retrofit. The genuinely useful cases are tall stairwell windows, blinds behind furniture, gallery glazing and any bedroom where you would rather not walk to the window at 6am.
Where the cheap quote hides its money
Compare quotes on five points before comparing the totals: is fitting included; is the fabric named or just described; are child-safety devices itemised; is the measurement survey on site or over the phone; and is the lead time in writing. A quote that is a third cheaper is usually supply-only, an entry fabric, or both.
Lead times
Made to measure means made after you order. A fortnight to three weeks is normal for mainstream ranges, a little quicker for stock fabrics and longer for specialist finishes, motorised orders and anything ordered in a summer rush. If a date matters, get it written on the quote.