ArtFixPro LLC · Warranty & property protection

90-day workmanship warranty & property damage protection

Report a problem within 90 days of the job. We correct defects in our installation or assembly work at no charge, and if our improper or negligent work directly damages your property, we arrange repairs or compensation up to $1,000 per incident. Larger claims are referred to our liability insurer for review; insurance payment depends on the policy and isn't automatic.

The short version

What ArtFixPro LLC commits to

Three separate things: correcting our own work, paying for damage our faulty work causes, and what happens with larger claims. Each comes with conditions, and they sit right next to each promise on this page.

  • Workmanship warranty, 90 days. If a defect caused by our installation or assembly work shows up within 90 calendar days of completing the job, we inspect it and correct our work at no charge.
  • Property damage, up to $1,000 per incident. If our improper installation or negligent workmanship directly damages your property and you report it within 90 days of the job, we arrange reasonable repairs or pay compensation, up to $1,000 total for one incident. It's a limit, not an automatic payment.
  • Larger claims, insurer review. Damage above $1,000 is referred to our liability insurer. Coverage and any payment depend on the policy and the facts; neither is automatic.
  • Your legal rights stay intact. These are voluntary commitments. They don't replace or reduce rights you have under applicable law.
Policy details
Provided byArtFixPro LLC, New York
Applies toInstallation and assembly work done by the installers we send, on services booked on or after January 1, 2026. Services covered
Reporting period90 days from completion of the work
Policy versionVersion 2
Effective dateJanuary 1, 2026
Last updated
Claims and questionsinfo@artfixpro.com

At a glance

Warranty overview

Workmanship, property damage and product faults are handled differently. The $1,000 limit applies only to property damage compensation; it never reduces our promise to correct covered workmanship defects.

What ArtFixPro does in each situation, and the limits that apply
SituationWhat ArtFixPro does, and the limits
A defect in our installation or assembly work, found within 90 daysWe inspect it at no charge, even if the cause turns out not to be our work, and correct our work with no charge for the corrective visit, the labor or the ordinary fastening materials needed to fix our mistake.
Limits: the defect must come from our workmanship, and the 90 days run from completion of the original service. The $1,000 limit does not apply to correcting our work.
Physical damage to your property caused by our improper or negligent workWe arrange reasonable repairs or pay compensation under our voluntary commitment.
Limits: up to $1,000 total per incident, not per item, and not an automatic payment. Report the damage within 90 days of completion of the work. The cause and the amount must be reasonably established.
Damage valued above $1,000We refer the claim to our liability insurer and cooperate with its review.
Limits: coverage and any payment depend on the policy's terms, limits and exclusions and on the facts. No insurance payment is guaranteed.
A fault in the product itself: the TV, mount, rod, blind, furniture or AC unitWe tell you what we found and point you to the manufacturer's or seller's warranty.
Limits: not covered by our workmanship warranty, unless our work caused or contributed to the problem.
Your rights under applicable lawNothing on this page takes them away. This policy is voluntary and is not your only remedy.

Correcting our work

The 90-day workmanship warranty

The warranty lasts 90 calendar days from completion of the original service. It covers defects caused by how we installed or assembled something, not the product itself.

What it covers

  • TV brackets that weren't properly secured
  • Anchors or fasteners installed incorrectly
  • Shelves, mirrors or artwork our team didn't secure properly
  • Curtain rods, ceiling tracks, blinds or shades mounted incorrectly
  • Furniture assembly mistakes, such as parts assembled incorrectly or fasteners left loose
  • Window air conditioners or their support brackets that we didn't install or fasten correctly
  • Comparable defects directly attributable to our workmanship

What we do

Tell us about the problem within the 90 days. We inspect it, in person or from photos and video when that's enough, and if the defect comes from our work, we correct it. We don't charge for the corrective visit, the labor, or the ordinary fastening materials, such as anchors, screws and bolts, needed to correct our mistake.

The inspection is free, even if the problem turns out not to be caused by our work. In that case we explain what we found, and any paid work is quoted and agreed with you before it starts.

A product fault is not automatically an installation defect

If a TV stops turning on, a motorized shade stops responding or a bracket arm cracks on its own, that points to the product and its manufacturer's warranty, not necessarily to our installation. The reverse is also true: a product problem doesn't automatically rule out our work. We look at what actually caused it.

Report problems within 90 days

Tell us as soon as you notice something wrong. Both commitments on this page, free correction of our work and our property damage commitment, cover problems reported within 90 days of completion of the work. That period doesn't end your rights under the law. See your rights under the law.

Damage caused by our work

Our property damage commitment

If our improper installation or negligent workmanship directly causes physical damage to your property and you report it within 90 days of the completion of the work, ArtFixPro LLC will arrange reasonable repairs or provide compensation under our voluntary property damage commitment, up to a total of $1,000 per incident. Claims exceeding this amount will be referred to our liability insurer for review. Insurance coverage and any payment depend on the applicable policy and the circumstances of the claim. This voluntary commitment is not your exclusive remedy, and it does not limit any rights or liabilities under applicable law.

  • Caused by our work. The damage must be directly caused by ArtFixPro's improper installation or negligent workmanship, not by a product defect, wear, misuse or an unrelated event.
  • Reasonably established. We look at the cause and the amount with you: photos, video, the parts, an inspection when appropriate, and receipts or estimates if you have them.
  • Up to $1,000 per incident. $1,000 is the maximum total value of repairs or compensation we provide directly under this commitment for one incident. It is not an automatic $1,000 payment, and it is not $1,000 for each item damaged in the same incident.
  • One incident. One event and all the damage it causes, for example a shelf that falls and damages both the floor and the vase on it.
  • Separate from the warranty. Correcting our defective work under the 90-day warranty doesn't count toward the $1,000 limit.
  • Not a deductible. The $1,000 figure is the limit of this voluntary commitment. It is not an insurance deductible, and it is never charged to you.
  • Reported within 90 days. Report the damage within 90 days of the completion of the work, the same period as the workmanship warranty. After that, this voluntary commitment no longer applies; rights you have under applicable law are not affected.
  • Not your only remedy. The commitment is voluntary and adds to your rights under applicable law. It doesn't replace them.

How damage is valued

We use the reasonable cost of repairing the damaged property. If repair isn't reasonably possible or doesn't make economic sense, we use the item's fair market value immediately before the incident, subject to applicable law.

  • The original purchase price isn't automatically the current value, and a brand-new replacement isn't promised for every used item.
  • We don't apply a fixed depreciation table. Each item is valued on its own facts, such as its age, condition and what comparable items cost.
  • Receipts, photos, model numbers and repair estimates help establish value. A missing receipt doesn't automatically rule out a claim.
  • The $1,000 limit applies to the total for the incident, whatever mix of repairs and compensation is used.

Examples

How it works in real situations

Simplified examples, each reported within 90 days of the job. In each one, the outcome depends on the cause, the value of the damage, the $1,000 per-incident limit and, for larger claims, the insurer's review.

A TV falls because we didn't secure the bracket properly

We correct the installation at no charge. The damage to the TV and anything it hit is handled under our property damage commitment: reasonable repair costs, or the TV's fair market value just before the fall if it can't reasonably be repaired, up to $1,000 total for the incident.

If the damage is worth more, we refer the claim to our liability insurer, which reviews it under its policy. Payment of the rest isn't guaranteed.

An incorrectly installed shelf falls and damages the floor

We correct the shelf installation under the warranty. The flooring repair and anything on the shelf that broke are one incident: we cover reasonable repair cost or fair market value, up to $1,000 total for the incident.

If the inspection shows the shelf was loaded far beyond what it was installed to hold, or was later moved or altered, the cause matters: the commitment covers damage directly caused by our faulty work.

A mirror falls because of our installation error

We correct the installation, and the mirror and anything it damaged are valued at reasonable repair cost or fair market value just before the fall. Our direct commitment covers up to $1,000 for the incident.

If the total is higher, say an antique mirror and a damaged vanity, we refer the claim to our insurer for review. We can't promise that the insurer pays the balance.

Your TV stops turning on a month later

The TV is still on the wall and the mount is secure, so this points to the TV itself, which is a matter for its manufacturer's warranty. We'll tell you what we saw.

If our work did cause the problem, for example a power cable pinched during mounting, we handle it as described above.

A bracket you supplied cracks

If the bracket failed because of a manufacturing defect, its manufacturer or seller is responsible for the part.

If it failed because we installed it incorrectly, such as with the wrong anchors, missing bolts or not following its instructions, that's our workmanship, and the warranty and the damage commitment apply.

Insurance

Insurance and larger claims

ArtFixPro LLC carries liability insurance. This is how it relates to the commitments on this page.

  • We report potentially covered claims to our insurer as appropriate. Reporting can happen right away, including for smaller claims; it doesn't wait until the damage passes $1,000.
  • For damage above our $1,000 voluntary limit, we refer the claim to the insurer and cooperate with its investigation and claim process.
  • Coverage and any payment depend on the actual policy, including its terms, limits and exclusions, and on the circumstances of the claim. Neither we nor the insurer can promise automatic payment or approval.
  • The insurer's review doesn't by itself end your rights against ArtFixPro, and an insurer's denial doesn't by itself mean ArtFixPro has no legal responsibility.
  • Our commitment of up to $1,000 per incident doesn't depend on an insurer's approval. Direct and insurance payments are coordinated so the same loss isn't paid twice.
  • Many NYC buildings need a contractor's certificate of insurance before a visit. How building COI requests work

Exclusions

What the warranty doesn't cover, and what that doesn't mean

Some problems have nothing to do with our work. Others look like exclusions but aren't. Both columns apply together.

Not covered by the workmanship warranty

  • Manufacturing defects in the products we install or assemble
  • Normal wear and tear
  • Misuse, impact, or loading an item beyond what it was installed to hold
  • Changes, repairs or re-installation by you or someone else that cause the problem
  • Fire, water damage or other external events unrelated to our work
  • Hidden structural defects that couldn't reasonably have been identified during installation

What these exclusions don't do

  • They don't automatically rule out our responsibility where our own faulty work caused or contributed to the problem.
  • Supplying your own bracket, rod or hardware doesn't shift responsibility for how we installed it.
  • There is no blanket exclusion for walls. Choosing anchors suited to your wall is part of our job; only hidden defects we couldn't reasonably have found are excluded.
  • They don't limit rights or liabilities that can't lawfully be excluded, including responsibility for bodily injury, gross negligence or intentional misconduct.

Scope

Which services this covers

These commitments come from ArtFixPro LLC and apply to installation and assembly work done by the installers we send.

Moves and business relocations

In a full-service move or business relocation, the installation and assembly work, such as mounting, hanging, curtains and furniture assembly, is covered in the same way. Packing, handling and transport of belongings are not covered by this page. Ask us how belongings are protected before you book a move.

Claims

How to report a problem or make a claim

The same steps work for a warranty repair, a damage claim or an installation that looks unsafe.

A missing receipt doesn't automatically rule out a claim. Please don't send bank or card details by email.

  1. Make it safe

    If something looks loose or unsafe, stop using it and keep people and pets away. You don't have to leave a dangerous installation in place for us to see it.

  2. Email us

    Write to info@artfixpro.com. If it's urgent, also call or text (917) 498-1863. To use the commitments on this page, report within 90 days of the completion of the work.

  3. Tell us the basics

    The service date, the installation address and a short description of what happened.

  4. Send photos and documents

    Photos or video, plus anything that helps, such as your invoice, receipts or repair estimates. Keep the parts, like the bracket, screws, anchors and broken pieces, if you safely can.

  5. Allow an inspection

    When it's appropriate, we arrange a reasonable time to inspect the installation or the damage. The inspection is free.

  6. We arrange what applies

    We review the issue, tell you what we found, and arrange the correction, repair, compensation or insurance claim that applies.

Your rights

Your rights under the law

This page describes voluntary commitments by ArtFixPro LLC. They add to your rights under applicable law; they don't replace or reduce them, and they aren't your only remedy.

Nothing here limits rights or liabilities that cannot lawfully be limited, including responsibility for bodily injury, gross negligence or intentional misconduct. Using our services doesn't mean you give up any claim.

When the 90 days end, free correction of workmanship defects and the voluntary property damage commitment end with them. Rights and liabilities that arise under applicable law are not limited by these 90 days.

Policy version

Effective date and earlier bookings

This is version 2 of the ArtFixPro warranty and property damage policy. It is effective January 1, 2026 and was last updated on .

Which bookings it covers. This policy applies to services booked on or after January 1, 2026, including jobs completed before this page was published. The 90 days still run from completion of the work. If the terms that applied when you booked give you more protection on any point, we apply those terms instead.

Earlier bookings. Services booked before January 1, 2026 remain covered by the warranty terms that applied when they were booked.

Version 1 was the 90-day warranty in our earlier Terms and Conditions. It continues to apply to services booked before January 1, 2026.

When we change this policy, we update the version number and dates on this page. A change doesn't reduce the protection for services booked before it takes effect.

Questions

Warranty questions

Short answers. Each one includes the conditions that apply to it.

What does the 90-day workmanship warranty cover?

Defects caused by our installation or assembly work that show up within 90 calendar days of completing the original service: a TV bracket that wasn't properly secured, anchors or fasteners installed incorrectly, a shelf, mirror or artwork our team didn't secure properly, a curtain rod, ceiling track or blind mounted incorrectly, or a furniture assembly mistake. We inspect the issue and correct our work without charging for the inspection, the corrective visit, the labor or the ordinary fastening materials needed. It's a workmanship warranty, not a product warranty: faults in the TV, mount, rod, blinds or furniture themselves are a matter for their manufacturer or seller.

Do you charge for the inspection?

No. We don't charge for inspecting a problem you report under this policy, even if it turns out not to be caused by our work. In that case we explain what we found, and any paid work is quoted and agreed with you before it starts.

What happens if my TV falls because of improper installation?

Make the area safe, then email info@artfixpro.com within 90 days of the job with the service date, the address, and photos or video. If our improper installation caused the fall, we correct the installation at no charge, and the damage to the TV and anything it hit is handled under our property damage commitment: reasonable repairs or compensation, up to $1,000 total for the incident. If the damage is larger, we refer the claim to our liability insurer for review. Insurance payment depends on the policy and the facts and isn't guaranteed.

Will ArtFixPro compensate me for a broken TV?

Yes, if the TV was damaged by our improper or negligent work, such as a bracket we didn't secure correctly, and you report it within 90 days of the job. We cover the reasonable cost of repair or, if the TV can't reasonably be repaired, its fair market value just before the incident, up to $1,000 total per incident under our voluntary commitment. That is not automatically the original purchase price or a brand-new replacement. Damage above $1,000 is referred to our liability insurer, which reviews it under its policy. A TV that fails on its own, without damage caused by our work, is covered by its manufacturer's warranty, not ours.

Is the $1,000 limit per incident or per damaged item?

Per incident. $1,000 is the most we provide directly under our voluntary commitment for all the damage from one incident; a shelf that falls and damages both the floor and a vase is one incident with one $1,000 limit. It's a maximum, not an automatic payment, and the damage must be caused by our improper or negligent work. The limit doesn't reduce our separate promise to correct covered workmanship defects, and it isn't an insurance deductible.

What happens when the damage exceeds $1,000?

We refer the claim to our liability insurer and cooperate with its investigation. Our voluntary commitment of up to $1,000 for the incident still applies, and payments are coordinated so the same loss isn't paid twice. Whether the insurer pays more, and how much, depends on its policy terms, limits and exclusions and on the facts; it isn't automatic. The insurer's review doesn't end your rights against ArtFixPro, and an insurer's denial doesn't by itself mean ArtFixPro has no legal responsibility.

Does insurance automatically cover a larger claim?

No. ArtFixPro LLC carries liability insurance and reports potentially covered claims to its insurer, but coverage and any payment depend on the policy's terms, limits and exclusions and on the circumstances of the claim. We can't promise that the insurer will approve a claim or pay the amount above $1,000. A claim can be reported to the insurer whenever it's appropriate; it doesn't have to wait until the damage passes $1,000.

Are customer-supplied brackets and hardware covered?

Our workmanship is covered whoever supplied the hardware. If we installed your bracket, rod or other hardware incorrectly, for example with the wrong anchors for the wall, missing fasteners, or not following its installation instructions, the warranty applies, and so does our property damage commitment for damage that work directly causes. A part that fails because of its own manufacturing defect is a matter for its manufacturer or seller, unless our work caused or contributed to the failure.

Does the warranty cover curtain rods, shelves, mirrors and furniture assembly?

Yes. The 90-day workmanship warranty covers our installation and assembly work across our services: TV mounting, picture and art hanging, mirrors, shelves, curtain rods and ceiling tracks, blinds and shades, mounting into concrete, furniture assembly and window AC installation. It covers how we installed or assembled the item, not the item itself: a defective rod, blind or furniture part is a matter for its manufacturer.

What happens after the 90-day warranty expires?

Both commitments on this page cover problems reported within 90 days of the completion of the work: free correction of workmanship defects and our property damage commitment. After that, adjustments or re-installation are booked as a new service. The end of the 90 days doesn't end rights or liabilities that arise under applicable law.

How do I report an unsafe installation or submit a claim?

If an installation looks unsafe, stop using it and keep people and pets away; you don't have to leave it in a dangerous state for us to see it. Email info@artfixpro.com with the service date, the installation address, a short description, and photos or video. If it's urgent, also call or text (917) 498-1863. To use the commitments on this page, report the problem within 90 days of the completion of the work. Keep the parts if you safely can, and add receipts or repair estimates if you have them; a missing receipt doesn't automatically rule out a claim. We may ask for a reasonable inspection, which is free, then arrange the correction, repair, compensation or insurance claim that applies.

Does this policy change the terms for a job I booked earlier?

It doesn't reduce them. This policy applies to services booked on or after January 1, 2026, including jobs done before this page was published; if the terms you booked under give you more protection on any point, we apply those. Services booked before January 1, 2026 remain covered by the terms that applied when they were booked.

Does this cover my belongings during a move?

This page covers our installation and assembly work, including that work during a full-service move or business relocation. Packing, handling and transport of belongings aren't covered by this page; ask us how belongings are protected before you book a move.

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Prices are listed on each service page, and every installation is backed by the 90-day workmanship warranty and the property damage commitment on this page.