The art you love deserves better than a nail and a guess. Firehawk hangs art, mirrors, TVs and everything else that goes on a wall — measured, leveled, anchored to hold, and done on your schedule.
The boxes came, the pieces are leaning against the wall, and they have been there for months. Maybe you tried: a hole in the wrong spot, a frame two inches off center, a mirror you are not sure the drywall can actually hold. Or you called a handyman who eyeballed it and called it close enough. The pieces you spent real money on end up hung crooked, hung low, or not hung at all — and you notice it every single day.
Firehawk is a specialist installation company — art, mirrors, TVs and anything else that has to hold — not a handyman service with a hammer. More than 2,700 installations in over 10 years, 8,500+ pieces of museum-grade hardware, and a 5.0 rating across 100+ Google reviews. Our installers are fully insured and background-checked, and we choose mounting hardware one step stronger than the job requires — so a 250-pound arched mirror is held by an anchor rated well past its weight, into the stud or the substrate, never into drywall and hope.
1. Tell us what you have. A few photos, rough sizes, and the rooms. We give you crew size, the hours to expect and a clear number — no on-site surprises.
2. We lay it out with you. We walk the rooms with you first: spacing, heights, what goes where. We hold each piece up against the wall so you can see exactly how it looks before a single hole gets drilled. If you are not sure, we will tell you what we would do — gallery walls, over-furniture placement, and a 58–62 in. centerline so everything reads at eye level.
3. You finally love your home. Every piece level and secure, floors and furniture protected while we work, packing hauled out, walls wiped down. You come home to finished rooms, not a project.
Every installation includes insured, background-checked installers, museum-grade hardware, and travel anywhere in the greater Orlando area. Two-hour minimum, and a $200 deposit holds your date.
Anything from a single piece to a whole house — art, mirrors, TVs and gallery walls hung ten feet or less from the floor. Most homes need two installers; we’ll tell you if yours needs more when we see your photos.
| Crew | Rate | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 2 installers | $195/hour | Most projects |
| 3 installers | $265/hour | Large or heavy collections, tight deadlines |
| 4 installers | $315/hour | Whole-house and move-in installs |
Pieces over 100 lbs., anything hung higher than ten feet, or work that needs hardware fabricated for the wall. Send us photos and rough dimensions and we’ll come back with a firm number.
“Glenn and John are the best! They went above and beyond, hanging over 20 pieces of art, which included several heavy items and a large tapestry. They even moved a large sofa that two moving companies couldn’t handle. We highly recommend them for your precious art pieces.”
“Glenn and his team did a fantastic job of hanging a couple of mirrors and large artwork from Arhaus. The arched mirror is 8 feet tall and 250 lbs! Hung everything securely exactly where we wanted it. Highly recommend!”
“From first contact through follow-up, they’ve been very helpful getting mom’s pictures and artwork on the walls in her new senior apartment. Glenn is very responsive. Pricing and expectations are very clear. They showed up on time, made beautiful placement decisions, and even added museum adhesive so the pictures are level and even always. They probably hung 50 pictures in less than five hours. We are getting them back to do the rest.”
We recommend it for the walkthrough and final approval, but many clients coordinate access for us to work while they’re out.
That’s what the walkthrough is for. We’ll offer guidance on spacing, height, and layout if you want it.
Yes, we ensure that we carry all the necessary hardware required for both standard residential and commercial jobs.
We price by crew size: $195 per hour for two installers, $265 per hour for three and $315 per hour for four, with a two-hour minimum. Museum-grade hardware and travel within the Orlando area are included, and a $200 deposit books the date.
A realistic benchmark for a two-installer crew in a typical Central Florida home is 8 to 14 standard framed pieces per hour. Expect fewer if each item has to be measured into a symmetrical layout, and more on a straightforward hallway run. A single 250-pound arched mirror can take most of an hour by itself.
Every project is different, and the time it takes to complete an installation depends on factors like the number of items involved, how much each item weighs, how high above the floor each item will be mounted, and what the walls are made of, to name a few. The more information you can provide us about your project, the better estimate we will be able to give you.
We serve the greater Orlando area. Not sure if you’re in range? Reach out to us, and we’ll get back in touch to confirm.
Most jobs are scheduled within 3–5 business days. Schedule an installation to get started.
We install Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Evenings and Sundays can be arranged when a weekday won’t work — just tell us when you book.
Four things: weight, since anything over 100 pounds needs engineered anchoring rather than a standard hook; height, since items above 10 feet need taller equipment and usually a third person; wall construction, because plaster, concrete block, tile and stone are slower than drywall; and layout decisions, since designing an arrangement on site takes longer than hanging to a plan you already have.
Working on a client project? See our designer and trade page.
Leaning art does nothing for a room, and a piece hung wrong is worse than a piece not hung at all — a cracked frame, a patched wall, a mirror that comes down at 2 a.m. Firehawk is the crew Central Florida homeowners trust with the heavy, the high and the irreplaceable. Most installations are booked within the week, and finished in a single visit.
Planning ahead? Download the Art Installation Guide for Florida Homeowners — how to prep the rooms, what we need to know, and what to expect on install day.
