Drapery Hardware in Orlando,
Rods and Tracks Sized, Anchored and Installed Right.

National cost data puts decorative drapery hardware at about $20 to $200 per window, plus around $20 to $100 per window for installation. Long spans, ceiling tracks and premium finishes sit at the higher end, and motorized systems add about $150 to $1,200 per window. We measure every window at your free consultation and give you a written quote.

Choose a decorative rod when the hardware is part of the look and the drapes don’t move much. Choose a track when the drapes open and close every day, when the window is very wide or when you want the hardware to nearly disappear. Tracks also make motorization easy later.

Yes. Many Central Florida homes have concrete block exterior walls, and they need masonry anchors, not the plastic plugs that come in the box. We check every wall first and use the right anchor for block, drywall or wood, so the brackets stay put under the weight of lined drapes.

Usually the span is too long for the rod or there’s no center support. Heavy, lined drapes make it worse. The fix is a thicker rod, extra brackets, or a track with support brackets the carriers can pass, depending on how wide the window is.

Yes. A ceiling mount puts the drapes as high as they can go, which makes the room look taller, and it works well over sliders and windows that run close to the ceiling. We locate the ceiling joists or add proper anchors so the track stays level.

Often, yes, if they are the right weight and header style for a motorized track. We check your drapes at the consultation. If they aren’t a good fit, motorized drapes made for the track are the reliable route.