Picture & Mirror Hanging in Gateshead & Newcastle

From a single heavy mirror to a full gallery wall, Bitsy Jobs hangs pictures, mirrors and artwork straight, level and securely. It’s a quick, affordable job that makes a big difference to a room, available across Gateshead, Newcastle and the North East.
- Small jobs from £40
- Free, no-obligation quotes
- Fully insured
- Covering Gateshead, Newcastle, Washington, Sunderland and Durham
What We Can Hang and Fit
- Heavy and oversized mirrors
- Framed pictures and canvases
- Gallery walls and picture groupings
- Clocks, coat hooks and key racks
- Noticeboards and whiteboards
- Bathroom mirrors and cabinets
How We Do It
We help you plan the layout, measure carefully and mark everything level before drilling. We check for pipes and cables, then use the right fixings for the weight of each item and the type of wall, so nothing slips or falls.
Why Choose Bitsy Jobs?
With over 13 years’ experience, Rob turns up on time, protects your home while he works and cleans up afterwards. Many customers combine several small jobs, such as shelves, pictures, curtain poles and a TV bracket, into a single visit to save money.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does picture hanging cost?
Small jobs start from £40, and it’s often worth combining several pictures, mirrors or other small jobs into one visit. We always give you a free quote first.
Can you hang a heavy mirror?
Yes. We use heavy-duty fixings suited to your wall, whether it’s brick, block or plasterboard.
Can you help me plan a gallery wall?
Yes. We can lay it out with you before any holes are drilled, so you’re happy with the arrangement.
Can you do other small jobs on the same visit?
Yes. Many customers add shelves, curtain poles or a TV bracket to the same visit.
Related Services
- TV wall mounting
- Curtain pole fitting
- Blind fitting
- Flat pack assembly
- General handyman services
- Shelf fitting
Get a Free Quote
Send us a photo of the wall and the items you want put up, and we’ll give you a clear, no-obligation price.
