Around the home
- Heavy mirrors, full length and over-mantel
- Framed art, canvases and multi-piece gallery walls
- Floating shelves — yours or ours
- Curtain rods, blinds and tracks
- Coat racks, hooks and entryway storage
- Bike racks and wall-mounted storage
Service · Toronto & the GTA
Heavy mirrors, framed art, floating shelves, curtain rods and gallery walls — hung level, spaced properly, and fixed into something that will actually hold them. Homes, condos and offices across the GTA.
Got something heavy or awkward? Send a photo and the rough weight and we will tell you what it needs.
Recognised by
HomeStars Best of Award winner 2018–2023 · Best of Houzz Service 2018–2021
What we hang
TVs are the day job. The same crew, the same anchors and the same stud finder handle everything else in the house.
Almost everything that gets hung on a wall is hung with whatever hardware came in the box, and that hardware is specified for the easiest wall the manufacturer could imagine. It is why mirrors come off walls, why floating shelves sag, and why curtain rods pull out of the plaster the first winter.
The job is not lifting the thing into place. It is knowing what is behind the surface and choosing a fixing rated for the real load. That is the same skill as hanging a television, which is why we do both.
Straight numbers
The one item we get asked about often enough to publish a figure for. Everything else is quoted once we know the weight and the wall. These are the prices for hanging a shelf you already own — if you’d rather we supplied the shelf as well, that’s on the TV wall mounting page, from $199 installed.
You have built it, it is waiting for us when we arrive. This is the cheapest version of the job.
Flat-packed, still in the box. We build it first, then hang it.
Mirrors, art, gallery walls, curtain rods and commercial work are quoted once we know the weight, the size and what the wall is made of — a photo is usually enough. Ask for the combo price if we are already coming out to mount a TV, because the second job is always cheaper than a separate visit. See the floating shelf write-up for what these look like finished.
The bit that matters
Every wall in this list turns up regularly across the GTA, and each one takes a different anchor.
How it goes
Short visits, mostly. The measuring takes longer than the drilling.
The wall, the piece, and roughly what it weighs. That is usually enough to price it.
Including whether anything needs assembling first, so there is no surprise on the day.
Height and spacing set out and checked with you before a single hole exists.
We find what is actually behind the surface and anchor for the real load, not the box hardware.
Hung level, checked under load, and the dust and packaging leave with us.
Works well with
Most of this gets booked as a second job while we are already at the house for a TV.
Recent work
Mounting, hanging and cable work finished across the region. More in the full gallery.
Questions we get asked
If yours isn’t here, just ask us.
If the shelf is already assembled when we arrive, $60 to hang it. If it needs assembling first, that is $80 on top. If you are having a TV mounted and the wires concealed in the same visit, ask for the combo price, because booking them together always costs less than booking them separately.
Yes, and that is most of what this service gets booked for. The weight is not usually the problem; the fixing is. We find the structure behind the wall and anchor into it, rather than relying on the hardware in the box, which is almost always specified for the easiest possible wall.
Yes. Brick, solid concrete, stone and tile all need masonry anchors set into solid material rather than into a mortar joint, and the right drill and bit for the surface. We carry all of it as standard. Tile and stone we prefer to see a photo of first, because there is no second attempt on a finished tile wall.
Yes. Spacing and height are the whole job on a multi-piece wall, and it is worth getting right because the holes are permanent. We set the arrangement out and check it with you before anything is drilled. Bring a rough idea and we will make it sit straight.
Yes. Curtain rods are deceptively easy to get wrong, because the bracket usually lands past the window opening where there is no header to fix into. We find what is actually there and anchor accordingly, so the rod does not pull out the first time the curtains are tugged.
Yes. Awards walls, signage, whiteboards, acoustic panels and retail fixtures are routine, and we carry $2,000,000 commercial liability insurance with a certificate available if your property manager needs one.
Yes, and it is the most common way this gets booked. Ask for the combo price when you book the TV and we will quote both together.
Free Quote
Tell us what the piece is, roughly what it weighs and what the wall is made of, and send a photo. We will come back with a firm price — and a combo price if a TV is going up in the same visit.
Takes about a minute · One-year workmanship warranty · $2,000,000 liability insurance