In short. Getting a shelf, mirror or screen mounted in El Jadida takes a short sequence: describe the job, receive offers, choose, welcome the professional, then pay after the service. Adom (adom.ma) and the AdomApp app (adomapp.com) connect you with a professional; the quote is personalised and free.
A mounting job looks small, yet it goes better with a clear thread. Here is the timeline of a request for a home in El Jadida, the Atlantic port city south of Casablanca. An imagined customer, Jihane, walks through it.
Before you ask: take stock
Jihane has just moved into a Centre-ville flat. Before booking, she goes room to room and lists what needs fixing to a wall: a kitchen shelf, a big mirror in the hall, a screen in the living room, curtain rods.
For each item she notes where it should go, its rough size, a guess at its weight (light, medium, heavy) and the wall type if she knows it: plaster, brick, concrete, stone. That list beats a vague request, because the fixing method depends on the surface and the load.
Request day: describing it on AdomApp
On the mounting and hanging page, she copies her list, gives the floor, says whether the walls were redone recently and offers several time slots. She also states whether she supplies the items and fittings or expects the professional to bring them.
One safety point goes into the request: she does not know where cables and pipes run behind the partitions. She writes it down rather than risk drilling herself. A professional will know whether the spot needs to move.
Offers arrive within 24 to 48 hours
Offers arrive within 24 to 48 hours. Jihane reads several and checks each against her list: are all items covered, is the equipment accounted for, do the slots work? She chooses on how clear the reply is, not on price alone.
Choosing, then booking the visit
She picks one offer and agrees the visit with the professional. Adom connects you with professionals and does not employ them: the person stays independent, and practical arrangements, such as who brings the stepladder, are settled with them.
If the home is inside the Cité Portugaise of Mazagan, narrow lanes and limited vehicle access mean planning for a walk to the door. In Hay Salam, a spread-out residential area, give the exact address. For a villa in Sidi Bouzid, mention how to reach it from the seafront.
Visit day: clear the walls and the way in
Before the professional arrives, Jihane clears the walls involved, protects the floor and makes room to set items down. She stays available to show the exact spot and agree the height: a mirror at eye level, a screen at seated height.
She then asks for each item to be checked before the end: is it level, firm when touched, free of play?
After the job: pay and close
Payment comes after the service, once everything is in place and Jihane has checked it. If a detail bothers her, she tells the professional right away. For other requests in town, see the El Jadida and handyman and plumbing in El Jadida pages.
Further reading
- Handyman in El Jadida: a second home with no owner on site
- Kitchen and bathroom renovation in El Jadida: the words to describe what you have in mind
- Deep cleaning in El Jadida: once a year or every change of season?
- Handyman, plumbing and electrics at home in Morocco: how to choose who to call
Frequently asked questions
What should I say before getting something mounted?
Its size, rough weight, where it should go and the wall type if you know it. That lets the professional pick a suitable fixing.
Do I buy the fittings myself?
Settle it in the request: say whether you provide the equipment or the professional should handle it.
What if I do not know what is behind the wall?
Write it in the request and do not drill yourself. A professional will adjust the position if needed.
When do I pay?
After the service, once everything is in place and you have checked it.
How much does mounting and hanging cost in El Jadida?
The quote is personalised and free on AdomApp: it depends on what you describe.
