Picture/Mirror Hanging

Service Overview & Our Approach

Hanging pictures, mirrors, and wall décor might seem simple—but getting them straight, secure, and properly spaced takes time, precision, and the right tools. Whether you're decorating a single wall or creating a full gallery layout, Ragland Moon Handyman Service ensures your pieces are perfectly placed and safely mounted.

We handle everything from measuring and layout planning to choosing the right anchors for your wall type—drywall, plaster, brick, or tile. We make sure your art, mirrors, shelves, and other décor are level, balanced, and securely fastened. No crooked frames, damaged walls, or risky DIY guesses—just clean, professional results that make your space look its best.

Why Choose Ragland Moon Handyman Service for Picture & Mirror Hanging?

Here’s why Wayne County residents trust us with their walls:

• Level & Precise Placement: We get it right the first time—no extra holes.
  
  

• Safe Mounting on Any Surface: Drywall, plaster, brick, tile, or concrete.
  
  

• Customized Layouts: Perfect for gallery walls or symmetrical arrangements.
  
  

• Secure Anchor Selection: We match the right hardware to your item’s weight and size.
  
  

• Clean Work, No Damage: We protect your walls, furniture, and floors throughout the job.
  
  

• Reliable, Family-Owned Service: Friendly, local help you can count on.
  
  

Let us take the stress (and the measuring tape) off your hands.

DIY Tips for Picture & Mirror Hanging

Want to try it yourself? Keep these quick tips in mind:

• Use a Level: Always check for straight placement, especially for grouped items.
  
  

• Find Studs When Possible: For heavier mirrors and frames, anchor into a stud.
  
  

• Use the Right Hardware: Choose picture hooks, toggle bolts, or masonry anchors depending on the wall.
  
  

• Measure Twice, Hang Once: Plan spacing and height before you drill.
  
  

• Paper Templates Help: Trace your frames onto paper and tape to the wall first to visualize placement.
  
  

• Avoid Hanging Too High: A good rule—center artwork at about 57–60 inches from the floor.
  
  

Or skip the hassle—Ragland Moon Handyman Service will hang it right the first time, with zero guesswork.