About Shoalshade Pty Ltd
Shoalshade Pty Ltd is an Australian home improvement business based in the Shoalhaven region of New South Wales (NSW 2540). Trading under names such as Budget Curtains, Budget Curtains & Blinds, and Shoalhaven Shade Solutions, the company has supplied and installed window furnishings and shade products for both residential and commercial properties. Typical products include custom curtains, roller blinds, venetian blinds, verticals, plantation shutters, outdoor awnings, shade sails, and other sun‑control and privacy solutions tailored to local homes, offices, and retail premises.
A Shoalshade Pty Ltd charge may appear on your bank or card statement if you purchased curtains, blinds, awnings, or other shade products, paid a deposit on a custom order, or settled an installation invoice. Many transactions are one‑off payments for supply and installation, but you might also see split payments (for example, a deposit upfront and balance on completion) or progress payments for larger commercial jobs. Some banks may list the charge under one of their trading names (Budget Curtains, Budget Curtains & Blinds, or Shoalhaven Shade Solutions), and amounts can include call‑out fees, on‑site measure and quote fees (if applicable), or balance payments after a quote was approved.
To verify a Shoalshade Pty Ltd charge, start by checking your recent home improvement activity—especially any curtain, blind, or awning quotes or installations in the Shoalhaven/NSW South Coast area. Look for written quotes, invoices, or receipts in your email, SMS messages, or paper documents from Budget Curtains, Budget Curtains & Blinds, Shoalhaven Shade Solutions, or Shoalshade Pty Ltd. If you still have questions, contact the business using the phone number or email shown on your quote or invoice, or search online for their most current contact details and confirm the charge date and amount with them. If you suspect an error or unauthorized use, speak with Shoalshade first to request clarification or a correction, then contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the transaction if it cannot be resolved directly.