Seattle Β· Bellevue Β· Redmond
Level, centered, and hung to stay exactly where you want it.
Artwork hung slightly crooked or a few inches too high is the kind of thing you notice every single day. We measure properly, use the right anchor for the weight, and get spacing and sight lines correct the first time β so you don't end up patching a row of test holes.
We also cover the wider Puget Sound area β Kirkland, Mercer Island, Issaquah, Sammamish, Newcastle, Renton, Lynnwood, Everett, Kent, Auburn and Tacoma. See all service areas
What's Included
Single pieces, symmetrical pairs, and full multi-frame gallery walls
Heavy mirrors and oversized canvases anchored securely
Laser-leveled placement with correct eye-level heights
French cleats, security hangers, and hidden hardware options
Layout planning before a single hole is drilled
Plaster, drywall, brick, and tile walls
Why A-Repairs
For gallery walls we lay the arrangement out on the floor first and mark the wall with tape so you can approve the composition before anything is permanent.
A heavy framed mirror on a picture hook is a repair waiting to happen. We match the anchor to the actual weight and the wall material every time.
We use a laser level and hang to proper sight-line heights, adjusted for whether you'll usually be seated or standing in that room.
Our Work
Recent work from Seattle and the Eastside out across the wider Puget Sound area.
Before & After
Service Areas
Based in the SeattleβBellevueβRedmond corridor, working throughout the Puget Sound region from Everett to Tacoma.
We cover the whole corridor from Everett down to Tacoma. Seattle, Bellevue and Redmond are our home turf, but everywhere listed above gets the same service. Not sure if we reach your neighborhood? Just give us a call.
FAQ
Yes. Heavy mirrors are one of our most common requests. We anchor into studs where possible, or use heavy-duty toggle anchors rated well above the actual weight.
We can. We'll help plan spacing and arrangement, lay it out for your approval, then hang everything precisely level and evenly spaced.
Plaster and lath needs a gentler approach and different anchors than modern drywall. We work in older Seattle and Bellevue homes regularly and know how to hang securely without cracking the surface.
The usual standard puts the center around 57β60 inches from the floor, but it changes above furniture or in a dining room where people are seated. We adjust to the room rather than following a rule blindly.
For lighter pieces we can use minimal or removable hardware β useful in rentals. For anything with real weight, a properly anchored fastener and a small patchable hole is the safe choice.
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Fast response, fair upfront pricing, and quality work β across the greater Puget Sound area, from Everett down to Tacoma.
Monday – Saturday
6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
24/7 Emergency Calls Available
Additional after-hours service fees may apply.
Seattle Β· Bellevue Β· Redmond & the greater Puget Sound area