Picture and Art Hanging
Framed prints, photographs, canvases, and artwork positioned and leveled at the agreed height.
Chicago Handyman Service
MainteGO hangs framed pictures, artwork, photographs, mirrors, clocks, signs, and gallery walls in Chicago homes, condos, and rentals. We help set the height and spacing, match the mounting approach to the item and wall, and align single pieces or grouped arrangements.
Send the size, weight, and a front-and-back photo of every item, plus a wide photo of the wall. For a gallery wall, include the number of frames and your preferred arrangement. Large mirrors, stairways, high placement, and fragile finishes may require additional handling.
Art, mirrors, and wall decor
Review the specific Picture & Mirror Hanging tasks below and the product, surface, or access details that can change the work.
Framed prints, photographs, canvases, and artwork positioned and leveled at the agreed height.
Framed or frameless mirrors planned around their weight, rear attachment points, wall structure, and handling needs.
Groups of frames arranged with consistent spacing and alignment across an agreed wall area.
Decorative pieces installed when their weight and mounting method are clearly identified.
Matching pieces aligned above sofas, beds, consoles, dining areas, or along a hallway.
Selected pieces rehung or added to an existing arrangement after the old and new positions are reviewed.
Common project types
Hang one statement mirror, a pair of frames, or a complete gallery wall with spacing and height planned for the room.
Single framed prints, photographs, and artwork positioned at an agreed height with suitable hanging hardware.
Groups of compatible frames arranged with planned spacing, alignment, and an approved overall footprint.
Framed and frameless mirrors reviewed for weight, attachment points, wall support, access, and safe handling requirements.
Clocks, signs, panels, and similar decor considered when their mounting method and weight are clearly identified.
Weight, hardware, and layout
Piece weight, attachment points, wall material, and the desired layout determine the hardware and handling plan.
Provide measurements and manufacturer-listed weight for each picture, mirror, or decorative item.
Show D-rings, wire, cleats, keyholes, brackets, or manufacturer hardware on the back of the item.
Drywall, plaster, masonry, paneling, tile, and fragile finishes require different review before drilling or fastening.
Mark the desired height and share furniture, stairs, high ceilings, narrow halls, or other conditions that affect safe access.
Photograph every piece
For Picture & Mirror Hanging, the photos, dimensions, product information, and access notes below help prevent missing parts or an unsuitable setup.
Provide the quantity, dimensions, weight, and front photo of every picture, mirror, or decorative piece.
Show wire, D-rings, cleats, keyholes, brackets, or any missing attachment hardware.
Send a full-wall photo, preferred height or arrangement, and the known wall material.
Show furniture, stairs, high ceilings, narrow halls, elevators, and other conditions that affect handling.
Chicago project planning
Vintage Chicago apartments may have plaster, picture rails, masonry, or uneven walls, while newer condos often use drywall partitions. Large mirrors may also require elevator reservations, clear hallways, and room for two-person handling.
From layout to level
Front-and-back photos tell us as much as the room photo because the rear hardware carries the item.
Send dimensions, weight, front-and-back photos, and the room or grouping for each item.
Confirm the target wall, height, spacing, and any furniture or stairs that affect access.
The agreed pieces are positioned with suitable hardware and checked for level and visual alignment.
Picture & Mirror Hanging FAQ
It depends on the exact weight, rear attachment points, wall construction, access, and handling needs. Send front-and-back photos, dimensions, manufacturer information, and a wide view of the wall before the appointment.
Common drywall, plaster, brick, masonry, paneling, and some tiled surfaces can be reviewed for hanging. The surface condition and item weight determine the hardware and may affect the final position.
Yes. Send the frame count and sizes, a photo of the pieces laid out on the floor, and the width and height available on the wall. If you already have a preferred arrangement, include it with the request.
Show the wire, D-rings, cleats, keyholes, or brackets already attached to each piece. The final hardware must suit both the item and the wall, so one hook type should not be assumed to work for every frame or mirror.
Provide the quantity, dimensions, weight, front-and-back photos, wall material, and preferred placement. Mention stairs, high ceilings, narrow hallways, or furniture that affects access.
Yes, when the complete list is provided in advance. Number the pieces or group them by room so pairs, grids, and gallery arrangements can be planned without guessing on site.
Unusually valuable, fragile, oversized, or very heavy pieces may require specialty equipment or an art installer. Ceiling suspension, damaged walls, and difficult high access also need separate review.
Request wall hanging
Send each item's dimensions, weight, rear hardware, preferred position, and one wide photo of the wall.