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A planned art and screen arrangement helps a new place feel like home.
Serving Downtown Chicago, Illinois
Picture hanging and mirror installation for city living, plus TV mounting planned around your room, wall material, and building access.

Condo and loft installs
Mounting Work Planned Around Your Building
Downtown Chicago condos and converted lofts can have very different wall construction. Depending on the room, a fixing may meet drywall, concrete, or brick. We assess the actual surface and the piece before choosing the mounting approach.
Many buildings also have move-in rules, elevator reservations, and quiet hours. Planning around them up front keeps your install from becoming a hassle with building staff.
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Before we drill, we identify what your wall is made of and choose anchors rated for the piece, whether it is a large canvas over a sofa or a floor-length mirror in an entry.
For TVs, we confirm stud or masonry locations and talk through cable options that fit what your building allows, so the screen looks finished without surprises.
We are a family-owned crew with 15 years of experience. We bring our own tools, protect floors and finishes, and leave your unit clean.

What we hang
Tell us which pieces you want installed and any access rules your building requires.
Single frames or full collections hung level on drywall, plaster, or concrete with weight-rated hardware.
Gallery walls and oversized mirrors secured with cleats and anchors suited to high-rise construction.
Flat-screens mounted to studs or masonry with tidy cable management for open-plan living spaces.
Rods and track hardware for tall windows, set level and supported so heavy drapes stay put.
The result
A planned art and screen arrangement helps a new place feel like home.
Concrete, brick, and steel-stud walls each get hardware that actually holds.
Drill dust is cleaned up and surfaces are protected throughout the job.
Trusted locally
“Rick and his team hung six large mirrors and a heavy piece of art across our living room and hallway. Everything is level, secure, and exactly where we wanted it. They brought all the right hardware and were in and out in under two hours. No mess, no fuss, just clean work.”
“We needed a gallery wall assembled in our hallway and a flat-screen TV mounted in the bedroom. The crew showed up on time, measured everything twice, and finished both rooms in one visit. The spacing is perfect and the TV bracket feels rock-solid. Great experience from start to finish.”
“The gallery wall looks balanced from every angle. Rick's crew handled the old plaster carefully and left the room spotless.”
“Our oversized mirror finally feels secure. They explained the hardware and checked every measurement twice.”
“Fast, friendly, and precise. Four rooms of artwork went up in one visit without a single crooked frame.”
“They mounted the TV, hid the cables, and cleaned up every speck of dust. Exactly what we hoped for.”
Our steps
We schedule around your building, then hang, level, and secure each piece.
Share building access details and the pieces you want installed so we can plan the appointment.
Inside your unit, we inspect each wall and agree on placement before drilling.
We mount the collection and screen, check stability, and clean the work area before leaving.
Share building access details and the pieces you want installed so we can plan the appointment.
Inside your unit, we inspect each wall and agree on placement before drilling.
We mount the collection and screen, check stability, and clean the work area before leaving.
The difference
Good condo installation begins with wall identification and an agreed plan.
Placement planned around your seating and wall construction.
Hanging first and discovering the viewing angle is wrong.
One agreed layout carried through art, mirror, and screen placement.
Separate installs that do not line up with each other.
Small appropriate fasteners and protected condo finishes.
Extra test holes left in a finished wall.
Rated mounting hardware chosen after checking the substrate.
Treating brick and drywall as interchangeable.
You know who to contact if the installation needs attention.
No clear point of contact after the work.
Built to last
Loft brick and condo drywall need different fasteners; the visible finish alone is not enough to choose one.
In an open-plan room, we check art height and TV position from your main seating area.
A mirror’s back plate or frame wire must be suitable for its weight, not just the wall anchor.
Smaller city rooms benefit from deliberate spacing rather than filling every open patch of wall.
We explain routing options before mounting a screen, including any restrictions you tell us about.
We protect the work area and leave doorways and furniture free of tools and drill dust.
Good to know
Yes. We use masonry bits and anchors rated for the TV and mount, after checking the wall for any obstacles we can identify.
Some buildings require it. Check your building's rules; we are happy to schedule around elevator times and quiet hours.
We handle brick with masonry-appropriate hardware, checking the wall condition and the piece’s weight before selecting the fixing position.
Many single-room jobs take an hour or two. Larger gallery walls or several rooms take longer, and we give you a time estimate when you book.
Yes. We bring drills, levels, and anchors. You provide the art, mirrors, or TV and mount.
Serving Downtown Chicago
Call At Your Service Pros to plan picture hanging, mirror mounting, or TV mounting that fits your Chicago condo or loft.
Call Rick's Crew(630) 901-7707