Fix My Blinds | Do It Yourself Blind Repair
Learn how to fix window blinds and find replacement parts to repair vertical blinds, venetian blinds, roman shades, wooden blinds, cellular shades, roller shades & more.
Repair Guides - Fix My Blinds
Learn how to fix your window blinds and shades using step-by-step repair guides. Select the type of window covering below to view repair guides, troubleshooters, and parts diagrams. What type of blind do you need to fix?
Venetian Blind Repair Guides - Fix My Blinds
Venetian blinds are also known as aluminum blinds, 2” blinds and horizontal blinds. They are fairly easy to repair. The most common repairs include replacing broken tilt mechanisms, replacing broken strings, and replacing broken valance clips.
Wood & Faux Wood Blind Repair Guides – Fix My Blinds
Wood and faux wood blinds are also called 2” blinds, horizontal blinds, timber blinds, plantation blinds, Venetian blinds, and macro blinds. These are fairly easy to repair. Common repairs include replacing broken tilt mechanisms, restring the blinds and replacing broken valance clips.
Identify Your Blind – Fix My Blinds
At Fix My Blinds, we offer replacement parts and string for blinds and shades. We have a large library of instructional videos, written instructions, and part diagrams. We take great pride in equipping our customers to do their own blind repair.
Blinds and Shades Troubleshooter – Fix My Blinds
At Fix My Blinds, we offer replacement parts and string for blinds and shades. We have a large library of instructional videos, written instructions, and part diagrams. We take great pride in equipping our customers to do their own blind repair.
Cellular Shade Repair Guides - Fix My Blinds
Cellular shades, also known as honeycomb or accordion shades, are fairly easy to repair. The most common repairs include restringing the shades, replacing broken mounting brackets, and replacing cord locks.
Mini Blind Repair Guides - Fix My Blinds
Mini blinds are also known as 1” blinds, horizontal blinds, and vinyl blinds. They are fairly easy to repair. The most common repairs include replacing a broken tilt mechanism, restringing the blind, and replacing broken valance clips.
Pleated Shade Repair Guides - Fix My Blinds
PLEATED SHADE REPAIR GUIDES Pleated shades are also called fabric, EvenPleat, and FashionPleat shades. They are fairly easy to repair. The most common repairs are replacing broken string, installing new mounting brackets, and replacing worn cord lock mechanisms.
Identify Your Part - Fix My Blinds
At Fix My Blinds, we offer replacement parts and string for blinds and shades. We have a large library of instructional videos, written instructions, and part diagrams. We take great pride in equipping our customers to do their own blind repair.