Better-dressed windows
Curtain rod installation with balanced placement
Curtains work best when the rod is level, the brackets are secure, and the panel width and height suit the window. Small measurement choices make a visible difference.
What’s included
Curtain and rod installation
- Single and double curtain rod installation
- Bracket placement and level layout
- Drapery panel hanging and basic adjustment
- Replacement of loose or poorly positioned hardware
- Multiple-window layouts with consistent heights
Know what to look for
Measure before the visit when
- Panels must clear the floor, sill, or furniture
- The rod extends beyond wide window trim
- Heavy panels need stronger brackets and attachment
- Several windows should align visually in one room
How it works
Clear scope. Precise work. No guesswork.
- 01
Review panel length, rod width, hardware, and window trim.
- 02
Choose a height and extension that support the desired look.
- 03
Locate structure or choose appropriate wall anchors.
- 04
Install, level, hang, and make final spacing adjustments.
Keep planning
More solutions for the work your home needs
How high should curtain rods be mounted?
It depends on ceiling height, panel length, window trim, and the desired look. The layout is confirmed before drilling.
Can you reuse existing curtain rods?
Yes, if the rods and brackets are complete, undamaged, and appropriate for the panels and opening.
What about heavy blackout curtains?
Share the panel and rod details. Heavier treatments need suitable brackets and secure attachment.