Professional Art & Picture Hanging Services in Austin

In Austin, Texas, the right art and picture placement can transform your home or office. HandyMatt specializes in professional art and picture hanging services, ensuring your pieces are securely and aesthetically positioned to enhance your space's ambiance.

Why Choose HandyMatt for Art & Picture Hanging in Austin?

• Experienced Technicians: Our team has extensive experience in hanging all types of artwork and pictures, ensuring secure, precise, and aesthetic placement.

• Customized Solutions: We tailor our services to meet your specific needs, with precise measurements, whether it's a single piece or an entire gallery wall.

• Attention to Detail: We ensure that each piece is hung straight and securely, using sturdy hardware for your walls.

• Local Expertise: As a small, locally-owned business, HandyMatt understands the unique style preferences of Austin residents and offers personalized service that larger companies can't match.

Our Art & Picture Hanging Services Include:

• Professional Placement: Expert placement and hanging of your artwork and pictures, ensuring they are set to recommended heights and coordinate with any existing art and photos.

• Gallery Walls: Custom design and installation of gallery walls, balancing aesthetics and functionality.

• Security and Stability: Use of high-quality hardware to ensure your art and pictures remain securely in place.

• Consultation and Layout Design: Assistance with planning the best layout for your art and picture arrangements.

• Mirrors and Heavy Pieces: Special handling and secure installation of mirrors and heavy pieces.

Our Satisfaction Guarantee

At HandyMatt, we are committed to delivering exceptional service and ensuring your complete satisfaction. Our friendly and professional approach means that every job is handled with care and attention to detail. We guarantee all our work, providing you with peace of mind and confidence in the quality of our services.

Serving Austin’s Neighborhoods

We proudly serve the neighborhoods in Austin, including Barton Creek, West Lake Hills, Tarrytown, Pemberton Heights, Old Enfield, Windsor Park, Zilker, Bouldin Creek, Bryker Woods, and South River City. Whether you need a single piece hung or an entire collection, HandyMatt is your trusted local handyman for all your art and picture hanging needs.

Contact Us Today to Elevate Your Space

Ready to transform your space with professionally hung art, pictures, and mirrors? Contact HandyMatt, your reliable Austin handyman, and let us enhance your home's aesthetics with our expert services.

Frequently Asked Question, Art and Picture Hanging:

Q: How high should art be hung?
A: Art should generally be hung so that its center is at eye level, approximately 57-60 inches from the floor. For pieces above furniture, leave 6-8 inches between the bottom of the art and the top of the furniture.

Q: How do you hang art without nails?
A: Use adhesive hooks, strips, or mounting putty designed for wall art to hang pieces without nails. Ensure the adhesive is strong enough to support the weight of the artwork.

Q: How to hang heavy art?
A: For heavy art, use wall anchors, screws, and brackets designed to support significant weight. It's essential to find wall studs or use heavy-duty anchors for plaster or drywall.

Q: How to hang art on plaster walls?
A: Use picture rail hooks or specialized plaster anchors. Pre-drill a small hole to avoid cracking, and ensure the anchor or hook can support the artwork's weight.

Q: How to hang art on a brick wall?
A: Use masonry screws or brick clips designed for hanging on brick surfaces. Drilling into mortar is often easier than drilling into brick. Always use the right tools to ensure secure placement.

Q: How high to hang art above a console table?
A: Art above a console table should be hung so that the bottom of the frame is 8-10 inches above the table, depending on the overall height of the table and the art piece.

Q: How high to hang art above a couch?
A: Hang art so that the bottom of the frame is 8-10 inches above the back of the couch, ensuring it clears a person’s head when sitting down. This spacing ensures that the art is visually connected to the furniture without being too close.

Q: How to hang multiple pieces of art?
A: When hanging multiple pieces, start with the center piece at eye level and arrange the others around it, keeping consistent spacing between each piece. Consider using a template or mock-up on the wall to visualize the arrangement before hanging.

Q: How to hang art in a stairwell?
A: In a stairwell, follow the angle of the stairs. Keep the center of each piece aligned with the average eye level as you walk up or down the stairs. Use a level to ensure each piece is straight.

Q: How to hang art in a gallery wall arrangement?
A: For a gallery wall, lay out your pieces on the floor first to find a pleasing arrangement. Start with the largest pieces and fill in with smaller ones. Use a level and measure carefully to maintain even spacing.

Q: What type of hooks or anchors should be used for different wall types?
A: Use picture hooks for drywall, masonry anchors for brick or concrete, and adhesive hooks or picture rail hooks for plaster walls. Always choose hardware that can support the weight of your art.

Q: Can you hang art on wallpapered walls?
A: Yes, but take extra care to avoid damaging the wallpaper. Use adhesive hooks or picture rail hooks. Avoid using nails or screws directly into the wallpaper, as they can cause tearing.

Q: How to hang art in a bathroom?
A: Ensure the art is moisture-resistant or adequately framed to protect it from humidity. Use adhesive hooks or picture hangers designed for humid environments. Place the art away from direct water sources.

Q: How to hang art on concrete walls?
A: Use masonry screws or concrete anchors. Pre-drill holes using a masonry bit to ensure secure placement.

Q: What are the best ways to hang art without damaging walls?
A: Use adhesive hooks, strips, or rail systems designed to minimize wall damage. These options provide secure hanging solutions while preserving the wall's integrity.