Picture, Art & Poster Hanging in Park City, UT: Large Prints, Garages & Tall Walls

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Two large car prints, a blue sports car and a white convertible, hung level side by side on a Park City garage wall, with the handyman standing between them — Two large prints hung level and evenly spaced in a Park City garage.

How we hung them

Handyman on a tall orange ladder using a stud finder on a bare garage wall before hanging a large print — Finding the studs before hanging a large print.

Handyman stepping down a ladder with a green laser level line projected across the garage wall — A laser line keeps both prints at the same height.

Low-angle view of the handyman holding a stud finder against the wall beside a green laser plumb line — Stud finder and laser plumb line for an exact layout.

Laser level and level on a garage floor beside a large print laid flat, with tape marks on the wall — Laying out the print and marking the wall before drilling.

A Park City garage gallery wall

On a November 4, 2026 visit in Park City, we hung two large framed car prints side by side on a garage wall. Two big prints next to each other show every mistake: if one sits a half inch higher than the other, or the gap isn't even, you notice it every time you pull in. Most of the visit went into layout before a single hole was drilled.

Measure and mark first. We laid the prints out, measured hanger positions and taped marks on the wall so the gap between them and the space to each side came out even.
Check the studs before drilling. A stud finder on a tall ladder found the framing, and painter's tape marked where heavy hangers could go into wood instead of drywall alone.
Use laser lines for height and plumb. A self-leveling laser threw a level line across the wall and a plumb line down, so both prints share the same top edge and sit square.
Hang, check and clean up. Each print went up, got checked against the laser and adjusted, and the tape and pencil marks came off before we left.

What we hang around Park City

Framed art and canvas prints, from small pieces to oversized statement prints
Posters, car and ski prints in garages, game rooms, home gyms and ski rooms
Gallery walls laid out on paper or with tape before we drill
Mirrors, including heavy entry and bathroom mirrors, on proper hardware
Shelves, coat racks, key hooks and ski or bike racks while we're there
Rental refreshes: re-hanging art after a turnover or a paint job

Park City walls are not all the same

Old Town miner's houses can have plaster and lath, uneven walls and floors that aren't level, so we hang to a laser line instead of trusting the floor or the ceiling. Newer homes in Park Meadows, Thaynes Canyon and Prospector are mostly drywall over wood studs, and many have tall great rooms where art needs to be hung higher and bigger to look right. Garages often have taller walls and fewer obstructions, which makes them a good place for large prints, but cold garage walls and concrete bases call for the right anchors. Stone, tile, log and steel get masonry anchors, lag screws or specialty hardware. We'll tell you what's behind your wall before we start.

Getting height and spacing right

A common rule is to put the center of a piece about 57 to 60 inches off the floor, but tall Park City rooms, furniture and sight lines often change that. Over a sofa or console, a gap of 6 to 10 inches above the furniture usually looks better. For two or more pieces, keep the gaps equal and treat the group as one piece. Not sure? We'll tape outlines on the wall so you can see the layout before anything gets drilled.

Nearby pages

Mounting a TV in the same room? See TV mounting in Park City. We also hang art and mirrors in Hideout, Jeremy Ranch and Kimball Junction, Kamas and Heber City. Honest work, fair prices.

Book in Park City

Call or text (435) 321-2591 with your neighborhood, a short description and a photo or two. You can also message us on Instagram at @kamasvalleyhandyman. Got other small jobs around the house? Send the whole list so we can plan one visit.

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Picture, art and poster hanging in Park City: FAQ

Can you hang large or heavy posters and prints in Park City?

Yes. We locate the studs, use hardware rated for the weight and use a laser level so large prints hang straight and evenly spaced. Very heavy pieces go into framing or onto a French cleat.

How do you make sure two pictures hang at exactly the same height?

We use a self-leveling laser to put one level line across the wall, measure each piece's hanger position and mark the wall before drilling, then check each piece against the laser once it's up.

Can you hang art on plaster, stone or log walls?

Yes. Plaster gets pre-drilled carefully so it doesn't crack, stone and concrete get masonry anchors, and log or timber walls get screws into solid wood. We'll check what's behind the wall first.

Do you hang mirrors and gallery walls too?

Yes. We hang mirrors on proper hardware and lay out gallery walls with tape or paper templates first so you can approve the layout before we drill.

Can you hang pictures in a garage?

Yes. Garages are a great spot for big car, ski and sports prints. We find the framing, use anchors suited to cold or concrete walls and keep the prints clear of doors and parking paths.

How do I book picture or poster hanging in Park City?

Call or text (435) 321-2591, or message @kamasvalleyhandyman on Instagram, with your neighborhood, the number and size of the pieces and a photo of the wall.

We focus on general handyman work and are not a licensed electrical, plumbing or general contracting company. For jobs that need a licensed trade, we'll tell you upfront and point you in the right direction.

Picture, art and poster hanging in Park City