Rate Information
Effective through 6-30-25
If you are in my local service area there is just a one-hour minimum.
HOURLY RATE: $170
ASSISTANT: $80 for the first hour; $50 per hour after the first hour. Whether to bring an assistant will be discussed with you in advance.
MATERIALS: There is no charge to you for most of the hanging materials I use, but some special or security hardware does have a charge.
PAYMENT: I accept Zelle, Venmo, check, or exact cash. Payment is expected at the end of the day’s work.
THE RATES ABOVE ARE FOR SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES AND MOST APARTMENTS AND CONDOS.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long will it take to hang my paintings or other items?
The short answer is: it depends on a lot of factors. I am happy to discuss your particular situation in detail over text or phone or email. The more detail you are able to give me at that time (possibly including you sending me photos of specific things I ask for) the more likely I can give you at least a close estimate. Here is the longer answer.
Do you give quotes or consultations?
I am happy to discuss pricing over text, email, or phone, and will give as accurate an estimate as I can based on the information you can give me about your particular needs. For an in-person quote, estimate, or consultation, I charge at the same rates and terms as shown above.).
Do you work alone or with a crew or an assistant?
I bring an assistant in some cases.
If you choose to provide and pay your own handyperson or other able person to help me, that is usually fine as long as you let me know before I book an assistant for your job. But please note that I can’t in any way be responsible for the safety (e.g., workplace injuries) or actions of anyone other than my own assistants.
Can you transport my items from the frame shop, gallery, storage facility, or between homes or offices?
No. At this time I am unable to do any transport of art.
Are you insured for your installation services?
Yes. I carry commercial liability insurance (covering installation-related damage). I can provide you with my general certificate of insurance (COI), but if your landlord or building manager requires a COI sent directly from my insurance company and/or with a “named insured”, there will be a $50 charge.