Shelf & Picture Hanging
From heavy mirrors to gallery walls, get your items hung securely and perfectly level. We connect you with precise and reliable handymen.
Perfect Placement, Every Time
Hanging shelves, heavy mirrors, or creating a beautiful gallery wall requires precision and the right hardware. Doing it wrong can lead to crooked pictures, damaged walls, or even falling objects. A professional handyman has the tools and expertise to hang any item securely and exactly where you want it.
Signs You Need Handyman Service
Don't let small problems become big issues. If you notice any of these common signs, it's time to call a professional handyman for an inspection or repair.
Our Hanging Services
Heavy Mirror & Art Hanging
Securely mounting heavy and oversized items using the correct anchors for your wall type.
Gallery Wall Installation
Precise layout and hanging of multiple pictures to create a beautiful, balanced gallery wall.
Floating Shelf Installation
Installing floating shelves so they are perfectly level and can support their intended weight.
Curtain Rod & Blind Mounting
Professional installation of window treatments for a clean and functional finish.
Why Use a Pro for Hanging?
A professional ensures your valuable items are secure and your walls are protected.
- Secure Mounting: A pro knows which type of anchor to use for drywall, plaster, or brick to ensure items are safe.
- Precision and Leveling: Using laser levels and proper measurement, a handyman guarantees a perfect, professional result.
- Damage Prevention: Avoids creating unnecessary holes in your walls or the risk of items falling and breaking.
Hanging Services FAQs
What is the hardest part about installing floating shelves?
The most difficult part is drilling the support brackets perfectly level and ensuring they anchor directly into wall studs. If no stud is available, a professional will use heavy-duty toggle bolts to support the weight.
What is the general rule for hanging artwork height?
Art should generally be hung so the center of the piece is at eye level, which is typically 57 to 60 inches from the floor.