Curtain rods & ceiling tracks
Full-height tracks in concrete ceilings and rods over wide windows.
Up to 8 ft: $150 each · Over 8 ft: $50 per bracket · $150 min
Concrete walls & ceilings · NYC
Concrete wall and ceiling mounting in NYC, drilled with the building in mind
Curtain tracks in concrete ceilings, TVs and shelves on poured-concrete walls, camera brackets outside — anchored with concrete-rated hardware after we confirm where drilling is allowed.
- Curtain rods, tracks & blinds in concrete from $150
- Building drilling rules checked first
- Dust vacuumed, fixtures tested before we leave
Concrete rods from$150
The short answer
Can you mount things on concrete walls in NYC?
Yes — ArtFixPro mounts curtain tracks, TVs, shelves, mirrors, art and camera brackets into poured concrete in Manhattan and across NYC. We check the building's drilling rules first, use concrete-rated anchors and leave the room clean. We don't pour or repair concrete.
- Surface confirmed: poured concrete, block, brick or plaster
- Anchors chosen for the load and direction of pull
- Nothing drilled where a location can't be verified
What we install
What goes into concrete — and how it's priced
One visit can cover several items. List them all in the booking and we'll plan the time.
TVs
Fixed, tilting and full-motion mounts on poured-concrete walls.
TV plans from $120
Shelves
Floating and bracket shelves anchored for what they'll hold.
$100/hour, $100 minimum
Mirrors & art
Heavy mirrors and framed pieces on cleats or multiple anchors.
$100/hour, $100 minimum
Camera brackets
Indoor and outdoor camera hardware on walls, soffits and ceilings.
Quoted per job
Other fixtures
Soundbars, speakers, signs, hooks and similar items where the location allows.
Quoted per job
Before we drill
What's inside the concrete matters
In a New York building, the visible surface is only part of the story. Share any building instructions, a drilling map or a management contact before the visit.
| Post-tensioned slabs | Steel tendons under tension. Many buildings require approval or a drilling map first. |
|---|---|
| Rebar & utilities | Reinforcing steel, conduit or radiant heat can sit where you want a hole; we adjust or stop. |
| The real substrate | Poured concrete, block, brick and a thin skin over drywall each need different anchors. |
| Building rules | Approved hours, COI and alteration rules. COI requests |
How it works
From request to a fixture that doesn't move
Describe the job
What you're mounting, its size and weight, and the wall or ceiling location.
Confirm the spot
We check the substrate and the building's rules before marking any holes.
Drill & anchor
Masonry bits and concrete-rated anchors, with the dust vacuumed as we go.
Level & test
Each fixture is aligned, tightened and checked for movement before we leave.
Book online
Book concrete mounting
Curtain rods and tracks have concrete pricing in the form. For cameras, shelves, mirrors or other fixtures, choose the closest item and describe the rest in “Anything else?”.
| Pictures, art, mirrors, shelves | $100/hour, $100 minimum |
|---|---|
| Curtain rods, tracks, blinds & shades — drywall or brick | Up to 8 ft: $100 each Over 8 ft: $30 per bracket · $100 min |
| Curtain rods, tracks, blinds & shades — poured concrete | Up to 8 ft: $150 each Over 8 ft: $50 per bracket · $150 min |
Ladder: Please have a ladder on site that safely reaches the installation area. A $100 minimum service charge applies to all wall hanging work, even when the listed service price is lower.
Questions
Concrete mounting questions
What can you install into a concrete wall or ceiling?
Curtain rods and ceiling tracks, blinds and shades, TVs, shelves, mirrors, framed art, camera brackets, soundbars and similar fixtures — wherever the location and the building's rules allow it.
How much does it cost to install curtain rods in concrete?
A curtain rod, track, blind or shade in poured concrete is $150 each up to 8 ft; longer ones are $50 per mounting bracket, never less than $150. Shelves, mirrors and art are $100 per hour with a $100 minimum; TVs follow the TV mounting plans; cameras and other fixtures are quoted per job.
Can you drill into a post-tensioned concrete slab?
Only where the building allows it. Post-tensioned slabs contain steel tendons under high tension, so many buildings require management approval, a tendon or drilling map, or an engineer's direction before anyone drills. We follow those rules — and if a location can't be verified as safe, we tell you and suggest an alternative instead of improvising.
Do you install security cameras on concrete?
Yes, we mount camera hardware to suitable concrete walls, soffits and ceilings. Include the camera model, the mounting height and whether a cable needs routing, and we'll confirm what the visit includes and the price.
How messy is drilling into concrete?
Concrete drilling makes fine dust, so we protect the area, vacuum as we drill and clean up before leaving. Each fixture is checked for level and movement at the end.
Do you pour or repair concrete?
No. We mount fixtures into existing concrete. Pouring, concrete repair and structural work are separate trades.
Which areas do you serve?
Manhattan is our home base, and we also work in Brooklyn and Queens — confirm your address when you book.
Related services
Often booked together
One visit can cover several jobs — list everything in the booking notes and we will plan the time.
Concrete ceiling, bare windows?
Tell us the window widths and the ceiling — we'll confirm the price and anything your building needs before we come.