Shelf & Fixtures Installation in Etobicoke

Shelf installation in the GTA typically costs $40-$100 per shelf depending on type, size, and wall material. Floating shelves cost more due to concealed bracket systems. Towel bars and small fixtures range from $25-$60 each. Volume discounts available.

Yes, when properly installed. RenoHouse mounts floating shelves into wall studs or uses heavy-duty anchors rated for the expected load. We advise on weight limits based on shelf size and mounting method — most floating shelves safely hold 20-50 pounds.

We install everything that mounts to a wall — floating shelves, bracket shelves, towel bars, toilet paper holders, robe hooks, coat racks, garage organizers, pegboards, closet systems, spice racks, pot racks, and more. If it goes on a wall, RenoHouse installs it.

Yes, we install fixtures on all wall types including tile, brick, concrete, plaster, and drywall. Tile and masonry require special drill bits and anchors — our handyman arrives equipped for any wall material.

A single shelf typically takes 20-40 minutes depending on wall type and shelf system. Installing multiple shelves, towel bars, or bathroom fixtures throughout a home takes 2-4 hours. RenoHouse works efficiently to minimize disruption.

Yes, we install IKEA LACK floating shelves, KALLAX units, EKET systems, BOAXEL closet systems, and all other IKEA wall-mounted products. We ensure they're level, secure, and properly anchored beyond the included hardware.

We primarily provide installation services — most clients purchase their own shelves and fixtures. However, we can advise on the best products for your needs and recommend appropriate hardware upgrades for heavier loads.

Yes, RenoHouse provides shelf and fixtures installation across Etobicoke, Mississauga, Brampton, Vaughan, Markham, Richmond Hill, Oakville, Burlington, and all surrounding GTA communities.

Older homes often have narrower doorways and tighter staircases than modern builds. We assess access before delivery and can disassemble/reassemble furniture as needed. Some items may need to go through windows on upper floors — we plan for all contingencies.

Yes — plaster walls require special anchors (toggle bolts or masonry anchors) rather than standard drywall anchors. We use appropriate fasteners for the wall type to ensure bookshelves, wall units, and TV mounts are securely installed without damaging historic plaster.

Absolutely. We coordinate elevator bookings, respect noise bylaws, and protect common areas during delivery and assembly. We're experienced with the logistics of condo furniture assembly including tight spaces, parking restrictions, and building manager coordination.