Picture & Mirror Hanging in Scarborough

Picture hanging in the GTA typically costs $15-$40 per item for standard framed pieces. Heavy mirrors and gallery wall installations cost more due to additional hardware and planning time. RenoHouse offers flat rates and volume pricing for multiple items.

Yes, hanging heavy mirrors is one of our most common requests. RenoHouse locates wall studs and uses appropriate heavy-duty anchors — toggle bolts, French cleats, or lag screws — to securely support mirrors weighing up to 200+ pounds on any wall type.

Yes, gallery wall installation is a specialty. We help plan the layout, spacing, and arrangement before making any holes. Using paper templates and laser levels, we ensure every frame is perfectly positioned for a cohesive, professional look.

We hang items on all wall types including drywall, plaster, brick, concrete, tile, and wood paneling. Each surface requires different fasteners and techniques — RenoHouse uses the right hardware for your specific wall type.

A single picture or mirror typically takes 10-20 minutes. A gallery wall with 8-12 frames takes 1-2 hours including layout planning. RenoHouse works efficiently while ensuring precision on every piece.

The standard rule is to center artwork at 57-60 inches from the floor — approximately eye level. Above furniture, art should be 6-8 inches above the top edge. RenoHouse considers your room layout, furniture placement, and ceiling height for optimal positioning.

Yes, our handyman arrives with a full kit including picture hooks, toggle bolts, drywall anchors, French cleats, wire, laser level, and stud finder. If your item requires specialized hardware, we bring that too.

Yes, RenoHouse provides picture and mirror hanging services across Scarborough, 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.