How much does it cost to hang a TV and a mirror in London?

The first item on a visit is £55, and each further item on the same visit is £25. A TV and a mirror hung in the same room in one visit would typically be £80 total, since only one detector sweep and call-out is needed.

Do you check for cables and pipes before drilling?

Yes, once per room before any hole is made. It's a full sweep across the wall rather than per individual hole, which is part of why bundling several items into one visit costs less than booking them separately.

Can you hang a heavy mirror or a long floating shelf run?

Yes, from £85. Anything over 30kg is fixed with a rated cleat or a resin anchor into masonry, and typically needs two people to hold it level while the fixing is set.

I rent my flat — will hanging things affect my deposit?

In most cases no. We use minimal fixings and can fill and sand holes flush on request, and we're able to return at the end of a tenancy to remove items and make the wall good if that's booked in advance.

Do you carry fixings for lath-and-plaster walls?

Yes. Original Victorian and Edwardian lath-and-plaster needs a fixing into the timber stud or a resin anchor into the brick behind, which is different from the fixing a modern dot-and-dab wall needs — both kits are carried as standard.

Can you come before my removal van arrives on move-in day?

Yes, on request. We can hold a slot to arrive ahead of the van so TVs and mirrors are on the wall before boxes fill the room.

How long does a multi-item visit take?

A mixed visit of up to six items across a few rooms typically runs 2.5–3.5 hours, since each wall is checked separately even within the same flat.

Do you hang curtain poles in bay windows?

Yes, from £45 per window. Bay and bow windows need brackets mitred to the true angle of the window rather than measured as if the wall were flat.

All hanging and mounting London

Hanging and mounting services in London one call-out, every item on the wall.

TVs, mirrors, shelves and curtain poles hung on one visit across all 33 London boroughs, with a cable and pipe sweep run once per room and the fixing matched to whichever wall the item is actually going on. A Victorian conversion can put solid brick, lath-and-plaster and stud walls in three different rooms of the same flat, so each item is read on its own wall rather than fixed to a single assumed type.

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First item from £55, each further item on the same visit £25
Cable and pipe detector sweep run once per room before drilling
Fixings carried for solid brick, dot-and-dab, lath-and-plaster and stud
Heavy items over 30kg fixed with a rated cleat or resin anchor

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First item from: £55First item from
Each extra item: £25Each extra item
Boroughs covered: 33Boroughs covered
Typical slot: 48 hrsTypical slot

London pricing

London hanging and mounting prices.

One detector sweep and one call-out cover every item hung on the same visit, which is why the price drops sharply after the first item. What pushes a job above the base rate is weight, wall type and how many rooms are involved — not the number of holes drilled.

London hanging and mounting prices by job
Job	London from	Typical time	Why the London price differs
First item, any type (TV, mirror, shelf or pole)	£55	30–45 min	The detector sweep and the wall read for the room are done once and cover everything else fixed on the same visit.
Each additional item, same visit and wall type	£25	15–25 min	No repeat call-out or sweep, so only the extra fixing and the item itself add time to the visit.
Mixed multi-room visit, up to 6 items	£220	2.5–3.5 hrs	A typical London move-in list — two TVs, a mirror and three shelves — spread across rooms that each need a different wall read.
Curtain pole or track, per window	£45	30–45 min	Bay and bow windows in period London terraces need mitred brackets set to the true angle, not a straight measurement.
Heavy item over 30kg (large mirror, floating shelf run)	£85	45–75 min	A rated cleat or resin anchor and a second pair of hands to hold the item level while it's fixed.
Tenancy snagging list, per hour after the first	£40	60 min	Landlords batching five or six small fixes into one flat before a new let starts pay the standard hourly rate once the first item is done.

Domestic prices are the total you pay. Commercial and landlord invoices are quoted plus VAT at 20%. ULEZ, the Congestion Charge where it applies, permits and bay suspensions are itemised in the written quote, never added afterwards.

Working in London

Why one London flat can need three different fixings.

The wall behind the plaster decides the fixing, and London's building stock rarely gives a single answer for a whole flat.

Lath-and-plaster and dot-and-dab sit side by side

Victorian and Edwardian terraces across Islington, Hackney and Lambeth have original lath-and-plaster internal walls that a standard plasterboard anchor pulls straight out of, while the same building's later stud partition or a post-war extension can be dot-and-dab plasterboard with a 20–30mm void behind it.

We read each wall on its own terms rather than assume the whole flat matches, carrying timber-stud detectors and resin anchor kits for masonry alongside standard toggles for genuine stud walls.

A gallery wall is one call-out, not five

A run of framed prints, a mirror and a shelf in the same room is priced as one detector sweep plus per-item fixing, because the sweep for cables and pipes covers the whole wall once, not once per hole.

That's why batching a list into one visit is consistently cheaper across London than booking each item separately over several weeks.

Move-in day has its own timing pressure

New-build flats around Nine Elms, Canary Wharf and Stratford often need TVs and mirrors hung on the same day contents arrive, with a concierge sign-in and a booked goods-lift slot on top of the fixing itself.

We can hold a slot to arrive ahead of the removal van on request, so the television is on the wall before the boxes fill the room it's meant to hang in.

Deposit-safe fixing matters in a majority-rented borough

In boroughs where a large share of homes are privately rented, tenants ask before every job whether a fixing will cost them at check-out. Minimal holes, filled and sanded flush on request, are the default rather than an extra.

We can also return at the end of a tenancy to remove items and make good the wall, which several landlords now book alongside the original hanging visit.

How it works

Three steps and a written price.

Booking all hanging and mounting services in london takes three steps — you get a fixed written figure before anyone is sent, and the price on the page is the price on the invoice.

1
Tell us the postcode and the job
Send photographs or a short video with your London postcode. It takes a couple of minutes and there is nothing to pay to ask.
2
Get a fixed written price
We come back with one figure for all hanging and mounting services in london — ULEZ, the Congestion Charge and disposal or materials already inside it, with any council permit shown at cost.
3
Book the slot that suits you
Pick a morning or afternoon window, including evenings and weekends. You get a named team, a text before arrival and paperwork on completion.

Other handyman jobs we run in London.

Same fitters, same detector sweep and insurance. Add a wardrobe or a shower screen to the same visit and it stays one call-out.

Wardrobe assembly

Flat-pack and fitted wardrobes scribed to the wall and anchored so doors stay square.

From £70

Bath & shower screen fitting

Toughened glass screens sealed and squared to a bath or tray that's rarely level.

From £110

Shed assembly

Garden sheds built on a proper base and anchored for exposed rear gardens.

From £140

Wood flooring

Engineered and solid boards fitted floating or glued, moisture checked first.

From £38/m²

Flat-pack assembly

Wardrobes, beds, desks and storage built, levelled and anchored to the wall.

From £55

All handyman services

The full national list, indoor and outdoor.

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Coverage

Hanging and mounting in every London borough.

Same-week slots, including weekends. All 33 boroughs and 329 named areas covered. The 8 boroughs inside the Congestion Charge zone are always quoted with that cost shown as its own line.

Central London

North London

East London

South London

West London

Key areas, one per borough

Each links straight to the local page with its own access notes, parking and prices.

London questions

London hanging and mounting questions.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions.

How much does it cost to hang a TV and a mirror in London?
The first item on a visit is £55, and each further item on the same visit is £25. A TV and a mirror hung in the same room in one visit would typically be £80 total, since only one detector sweep and call-out is needed.
Do you check for cables and pipes before drilling?
Yes, once per room before any hole is made. It's a full sweep across the wall rather than per individual hole, which is part of why bundling several items into one visit costs less than booking them separately.
Can you hang a heavy mirror or a long floating shelf run?
Yes, from £85. Anything over 30kg is fixed with a rated cleat or a resin anchor into masonry, and typically needs two people to hold it level while the fixing is set.
I rent my flat — will hanging things affect my deposit?
In most cases no. We use minimal fixings and can fill and sand holes flush on request, and we're able to return at the end of a tenancy to remove items and make the wall good if that's booked in advance.
Do you carry fixings for lath-and-plaster walls?
Yes. Original Victorian and Edwardian lath-and-plaster needs a fixing into the timber stud or a resin anchor into the brick behind, which is different from the fixing a modern dot-and-dab wall needs — both kits are carried as standard.
Can you come before my removal van arrives on move-in day?
Yes, on request. We can hold a slot to arrive ahead of the van so TVs and mirrors are on the wall before boxes fill the room.
How long does a multi-item visit take?
A mixed visit of up to six items across a few rooms typically runs 2.5–3.5 hours, since each wall is checked separately even within the same flat.
Do you hang curtain poles in bay windows?
Yes, from £45 per window. Bay and bow windows need brackets mitred to the true angle of the window rather than measured as if the wall were flat.

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