Premium Blackout & Fly Screens in Stourbridge & Hagley
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Blackout
Perfect for night-shift workers and undisturbed sleep. Total light control for your bedroom or cinema room.
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Privacy
Enjoy daytime security without losing your view. Ideal for street-facing bifolds and large patio doors.
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Insect Screen
Keep the summer breeze flowing and the bugs out. Ultra-fine mesh that disappears when not in use.
Fitted in 14 days by Brad and Andy, your local team. We cover Stourbridge, Hagley, Pedmore, Norton, Wollaston, and the wider DY7, DY8, and DY9 postcodes from our base in Tipton — about nine miles north.
BlindScreen® for Stourbridge & Hagley Homes
Stourbridge and the surrounding villages have some of the best housing stock in the Black Country — Edwardian and Victorian properties around the Old Quarter and Wollaston, leafy detached homes through Norton and Pedmore, the larger period properties that define Hagley, and pockets of more modern build out towards Amblecote and Wollescote. That variety matters because each style throws up its own challenges: deep bay recesses, tall Edwardian sashes, wide bifold sets on rear extensions in the newer Norton estates.
Two requests come up repeatedly: integrated insect screens on bifold and patio doors for the larger Hagley and Pedmore gardens that back onto open countryside, and proper bedroom blackout for the period properties where curtains alone can’t keep summer dawn light out. BlindScreen® is built for both, and the slim frame profile is unobtrusive enough not to fight the architecture.
For plantation shutters on the same property, our shutters in Brierley Hill page covers the nearest part of the range — we cover the same DY postcodes for both products.
High-Performance Blackout & Fly Screens for Every Room
Reduce Heat Loss by 49%
Standard blinds leave gaps. BlindScreen® uses a honeycomb cellular fabric that traps air against the glass, creating a genuine thermal barrier that keeps rooms warm in winter and cool in summer.
- 14-day fitting: from survey to installation.
- Bifold specialists: custom-tracked for a rattle-free finish.
- Certified installer: fitted by the Greystone team, never sub-contracted.
Measured by Us, Fitted by Us. No Sub-Contractors. No National Call Centres. Just Local Expertise.
Energy Saving by Type of Blind and Shutter
Roller Blind With Zipped Side Channels
Honeycomb Blackout Blind in Framed Bead / Perfect Fit System
Internal Plantation Shutter
Roller Blind With Side Channels
Standard Roller Blinds
Genuine Stourbridge & Hagley Focus
We aren’t a national franchise — we’re your neighbours. We know the property styles across Stourbridge, Hagley, Pedmore, and Wollaston inside out, and because we’re only nine miles up the road in Tipton we’re always available for a quick home visit to show you the BlindScreen® range in person.
Personal Commitment
When you choose Greystone for your BlindScreen® installation, you get our personal guarantee. Brad and Andy manage every project end-to-end — your bedrooms, bifolds, and bay windows are fitted by the people who measured them.
Precision and Customisation
Every BlindScreen® is made to measure for a rattle-free finish. Whether it’s a slimline single-track for a sash window in the Old Quarter or a heavy-duty dual-track for a large set of bifold doors in Hagley, we tailor the configuration to your home.
Premium Quality Materials
Genuine BlindScreen® components throughout, with high-density blackout fabrics and ultra-fine insect mesh chosen for durability and that 49% heat-loss reduction.
In-House Expertise
From the first home consultation to the final fitting, our own team handles the whole job. We never outsource the installation of your fly screens or blackout blinds.
Reputation Over Revenue
Our growth across Stourbridge and the wider Black Country is driven by word-of-mouth. We’d rather deliver a flawless install for one neighbour who recommends us to three more than rush three jobs we’d be embarrassed by.
From the moment we shake hands to the final installation, our goal is a perfectly fitted BlindScreen® system you’ll happily recommend to your neighbours in Stourbridge, Hagley, and Pedmore.
Ready for a Free BlindScreen® Survey in Stourbridge & Hagley?
We’re in the Stourbridge area every week. Book your free, no-obligation design visit and we’ll bring blackout and insect screen samples for you to see in your own light.
- Truly local and personal: you deal with the owners — Brad and Andy — start to finish, not a faceless national franchise.
- Seamless end-to-end service: we handle design, supply, and fitting in-house.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How much does BlindScreen® cost in Stourbridge?
- Because every BlindScreen® is custom-made to fit your specific window or bifold door dimensions, pricing varies with the opening size, the track configuration, and your chosen fabric combination. We give you a fixed, honest quote during the free home visit — no hidden fees.
- Does it work as a fly screen?
- Yes. The dual-track configuration lets you pair an ultra-fine insect mesh with either blackout or privacy fabric, so you can keep bifolds or patio doors wide open in summer without flies and wasps getting in. The mesh retracts fully out of sight when you don't need it.
- How quickly can you fit BlindScreen® in the Stourbridge area?
- Most BlindScreen® installs in DY7, DY8, and DY9 are completed within 14 days of order. Our Tipton workshop is about nine miles north, so booking a survey in Stourbridge, Hagley, or Pedmore is rarely more than a couple of days away.
- Will it suit the bigger period properties around Hagley and Pedmore?
- Yes. We've configured BlindScreen® for everything from large bay windows in Edwardian properties to wide bifold sets on modern rear extensions. The frames are slim enough to sit cleanly inside deep recesses, which suits the older detached homes common across Hagley and Norton.
- Is BlindScreen® better for energy saving than standard blinds?
- Yes — independently tested to reduce heat loss by up to 49%. The honeycomb cellular fabric traps a layer of air against the glass, which makes a noticeable difference in the larger period homes around Pedmore and Wollaston that have tall single-aspect rooms.
