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How Much Does It Cost to Install Electric Blinds in Lisbon? 2025 Prices

If you are thinking about installing electric blinds in Lisbon, the first question that inevitably arises is: how much is this going to cost?

The honest answer is: it depends. But in this article we will give you the real price ranges used in the Lisbon market in 2025, so that you can approach a quote with well-defined expectations.

What influences the price of an electric blind?

The final cost of an electric blind installation depends on several factors:

  • Type and quality of the motor — entry-level, mid-range, and high-end products carry different prices
  • Opening dimensions — a 2m × 2m opening requires a more powerful motor than a 1m × 1m one
  • Need for new cabling — if there is no electrical cable near the opening, a new circuit must be run
  • Type of blind — venetian, roller, solar screen, blackout, and exterior blinds all have different mechanisms
  • Smart home compatibility — bidirectional motors with a hub carry an additional cost

Average installation prices in Lisbon (2025)

Blind motor (per unit, including labour)

SolutionAverage price
Basic motor (entry-level)€100 – €160
Mid-range motor€150 – €250
Motor with battery backup€200 – €320
Bidirectional motor (advanced smart home)€250 – €400
Tubular motor for exterior blind€280 – €450

Additional works

WorkAverage price
Running an electrical cable (per opening)€40 – €80
Smart home kit (hub + configuration)€80 – €200
Additional remote control€30 – €60
Wind sensor (for exterior blinds)€60 – €120

Real-world quote example

A Lisbon flat with 4 windows to motorise, with no existing cabling:

  • 4 mid-range motors: 4 × €200 = €800
  • Cabling for 4 openings: 4 × €60 = €240
  • Estimated total: €1,040 to €1,200

With an integrated smart home system, add between €100 and €200 for the hub and configuration.

Why do prices vary so much?

In Lisbon, there is a significant disparity in prices within the blind installation market. You will find quotes ranging from €80 per unit up to €500. What sets these proposals apart?

Very low prices (below €120/unit) generally indicate:

  • Motors from unknown brands with no spare-parts guarantee
  • Installation with no workmanship warranty
  • Improvised or non-certified cabling

Prices in the correct range (€150–€300/unit) include:

  • Quality motor with a guaranteed spare-parts supply
  • Minimum 1-year warranty on both labour and motor
  • Installation by technicians with certified training

Is it worth motorising existing blinds?

Yes, provided the existing blind is in good condition. Motorising an existing manual blind typically costs between €120 and €200 per unit, saving on the cost of the blind itself.

However, not all blinds are compatible with retrofitted motorisation. The factors that determine feasibility are:

  • The blind’s axle must have a diameter of at least 40 mm
  • The blind box must have space to accommodate the motor
  • The winding mechanism must be in good condition

How to obtain an accurate quote

There is no way to give an exact price without visiting the site. There are too many variables — actual dimensions, wall type, distance to the electrical panel, existence of cabling, type of blind.

Prime Estores offers free visits anywhere in Greater Lisbon for assessment and a no-obligation quote. The quote is provided in writing, with a full breakdown of all materials and labour.

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Conclusion

For a quality installation in Lisbon, budget for €150 to €300 per unit, including a branded motor, labour, and warranty. For installations requiring new cabling, add €40 to €80 per opening.

Be wary of prices well below this range — in most cases, “cheap” ends up being more expensive when the motor fails or when the installation does not comply with electrical standards.