Statement pieces
Large canvases and framed art centered on the wall or over furniture, at a height that works with the room.
Picture & art hanging · NYC
Picture hanging in NYC, laid out before we drill
One statement piece or a wall of thirty frames — we plan the arrangement with you, choose hardware for each frame and the wall behind it, and hang everything level and evenly spaced.
- $100/hour, $100 minimum
- Gallery walls planned with you before drilling
- Drywall, plaster, brick and concrete
Hourly rate$100
The short answer
Professional picture hanging, by the hour
ArtFixPro hangs pictures, art and photographs in Manhattan and across NYC for $100 per hour with a $100 minimum. Mirrors, shelves and curtain rods can go on the same visit — just add them to the booking.
- Layout and spacing agreed with you first
- Hardware matched to each frame's weight and the wall
- Laser-level alignment across a whole wall
- Work area cleaned when we finish
What we hang
From one frame to a full gallery wall
Gallery walls
Grids, salon-style clusters and staircase runs — planned on the floor or with templates, then hung to a common line.
Heavy frames
Cleats, Z-bars and multiple anchors for weight that a single nail or hook shouldn't carry.
Mirrors
Entry, bathroom and oversized mirrors on hardware rated for glass weight.
Shelves
Floating and bracket shelves, level and anchored for what they'll hold.
Curtains & blinds
Rods, ceiling tracks, blinds and shades — fixed prices from $100.
Gallery walls
How we plan a gallery wall
Lay it out
We arrange the pieces with you on the floor or tape paper templates to the wall, so you can see it before any holes.
Set the line
A center line or a top and bottom line ties the group together — usually around eye level.
Hang and level
Each piece goes up on hardware chosen for its weight, leveled against its neighbors.
Walls & hardware
The right anchor for the frame and the wall
The hanging hook that came with the frame is rarely the right answer for a New York wall. We match the hardware to both.
| Drywall | Studs where they line up; otherwise anchors rated for the frame's weight. |
|---|---|
| Prewar plaster | Careful drilling to avoid cracks; hooks or anchors suited to plaster and lath. |
| Brick | Masonry anchors in solid brick, not mortar joints. |
| Poured concrete | Concrete-rated anchors, within the building's rules. Concrete mounting |
| Heavy pieces | French cleats, Z-bars or two-point hanging so the frame stays level. |
Book online
Book picture & art hanging
Choose what you need hung — pictures, mirrors, shelves or curtain rods — and pick a time. We confirm by phone or text.
| 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
Picture hanging questions
How much does picture hanging cost in NYC?
Picture and art hanging is $100 per hour with a $100 minimum. The time depends on the number and size of pieces, the wall type and how much layout planning a gallery wall needs. Tell us the count of small and large pieces in the booking form so we can plan the visit.
Can you help arrange a gallery wall?
Yes. We lay out the arrangement with you — on the floor or with paper templates on the wall — agree the spacing and the center line, then mark, level and hang each piece.
How high should pictures be hung?
A common gallery guideline puts the center of a piece or group about 57 to 60 inches from the floor. Above a sofa or console, the bottom edge usually sits several inches above the furniture. We adjust to your ceiling height and furniture before anything is drilled.
Can you hang heavy art or large canvases?
Yes. Heavy pieces get hardware rated for their weight — French cleats, Z-bars or multiple anchors — set into studs, masonry or anchors suited to the wall. Mention weights and sizes in the booking notes.
Do you hang art on plaster, brick or concrete walls?
Yes. Prewar plaster is drilled carefully to avoid cracking, brick gets masonry anchors and poured concrete gets concrete-rated anchors, following the building's drilling rules.
Do I need to provide anything?
The art with its hanging hardware attached (wire, D-rings or cleats) and a ladder that safely reaches the installation height. We bring the wall anchors, levels and tools.
Related services
Often booked together
One visit can cover several jobs — list everything in the booking notes and we will plan the time.
Bare walls? Let's plan them.
Tell us how many pieces and their sizes — we'll estimate the time before the visit.