Museums, galleries, and mountain-home collections along the Wasatch Front — Salt Lake City, Park City, and Deer Valley are thirty-five minutes apart and share one scheduled loop from Boise.
Salt Lake has real museums, university collections, and galleries — and a persistent shortage of art handlers who can meet their paperwork. We work to loan agreements, courier requirements, and condition report formats as written.
For galleries and collectors, the same scheduled loops that serve institutions keep routine movement inexpensive.
Thirty-five minutes up the canyon the work changes character: large houses, tall walls, difficult access, and collections that see their owners a few months a year. We install to institutional standard, rotate seasonally, and keep a catalog that reflects where every work actually is.
On new construction and remodels we receive and hold work, coordinate with the design team, and hang everything in one visit at the end — condition reports included for client handover.
Bringing handlers from the coasts is expensive and slow. Being seven hours up the road, on a scheduled route, is the point of a regional art handler.
Yes — loan transport, courier-accompanied shipments, exhibition install and de-install, crate building to loan spec, and condition reporting in your required format.
It sits on the monthly loop with Boise, Park City, and Jackson Hole, so scheduled movement between those markets is routine rather than a charter.
Yes. Both are thirty-five minutes from Salt Lake City and sit on the same loop, with exclusive charters available for any date.
Yes — we work to the project install calendar, receive and hold art until the site is ready, and hang on the date the team sets.
Tell us what needs moving, hanging, or documenting and we will come back with a written, itemized estimate.
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