Pleated blind repair
Pleated blinds run on a system of cords that loosen or snap over time. We re-cord and re-tension them so the blind holds position again.
Common faults we fix
- The cord has snapped or frayed
- The blind won't hold position — it drops down on its own
- The no-drill spring brackets have loosened
- The pleats have deformed or flattened
How we repair it
We thread a new cord through the profiles (re-cording) and adjust the tension so the blind holds at any position. We tighten or replace the brackets. If the pleats are permanently deformed, we offer fabric replacement in the same rails.
Frequently asked questions
The pleated blind drops and won't hold — what is it?
The cord has loosened or slipped. With re-cording and tension adjustment the blind holds at any height again.
Can just the cord be replaced?
Yes. In most cases a new cord (re-cording) is enough; the fabric and rails stay the same.
How much does a pleated blind repair cost?
The diagnosis is free. Re-cording is cheaper than fabric replacement — you get a concrete price after the check.
Ready for new blinds?
Contact us for a free quote and advice — extra discount if you install the curtain yourself.