Mirror, art and curtain rod hanging
A heavy mirror on the wrong hook is a matter of time, and a gallery wall is only good if the lines are straight. We hang both, plus curtain rods, tracks and blinds, across Santa Clarita and the valleys.
- Heavy mirrors
- Gallery walls laid out
- Plaster-safe
- Rods and blinds
What we hang
- Heavy and oversized mirrors
- Framed art and canvases
- Gallery walls laid out first
- Curtain rods and tracks
- Blinds and shades
- Coat racks and entry hooks
- Plaster and lath walls
- Earthquake-safe hanging hardware
Hardware sized to the weight
Gallery walls without guesswork
We lay the arrangement out on the floor or with paper templates on the wall first, agree the spacing with you, and hang to one consistent line. Curtain rods go wider and higher than the window frame when you want the window to look bigger, and we mark both brackets from one level line so the rod is true.
Where we do mirrors, art and curtains
Mobile across these areas, seven days a week:
Santa Clarita Valley
North San Fernando Valley
San Fernando Valley
West San Fernando Valley
Ventura County
Mirrors, art and curtains questions
Can you hang a very heavy mirror?
Yes. We find the studs or use anchors rated well past the weight, and use hardware that keeps the mirror on the wall in an earthquake.
Do you work on plaster walls?
Yes. Older homes in Newhall, Burbank and the valley have plaster and lath. We pilot-drill slowly so the plaster does not crack, and anchor into the lath or framing.
Can you hang a whole gallery wall?
Yes. We lay it out with you first, then hang every piece to consistent spacing and a straight line.
Do you install blinds and curtain tracks?
Yes, inside or outside the window frame, leveled and anchored so they operate smoothly.
Ready to mount it right?
Text a photo of your wall for a fast, honest quote, or call and we will talk it through.
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