ProfessionalHouse Number Installation

Visible house numbers help emergency services find your home fast and make a polished first impression. We mount your new numbers cleanly, level and at a height that is readable from the street, with the right fasteners for your exterior surface.

Also known as: house number installation, address number mounting, house numbers, address plaque installation, door number installation, street number mounting, house number replacement, hous number install

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What you get

What’s included

Mount individual metal, ceramic or acrylic house number digits
Install lighted or illuminated address plaques
Fasten to brick, stucco, wood siding and vinyl
Space and level numbers consistently
Fill old mounting holes from previous numbers
Verify visibility and contrast from the street before leaving

Simple & stress-free

How it works

Plan placement

We confirm the best height and location — visible from the street in both directions, away from obstructions.

Level and fasten

We use a level and template to space the digits evenly, then drill and mount with the correct fasteners for your wall type.

Step back and check

We verify from the street that every digit is readable and the spacing looks intentional.

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Problems we fix

Numbers mounted too low or behind vegetation, making the address unreadable from the street
Digits that sit at different heights because they were installed without a level line
Anchors that pull out of stucco or vinyl because the wrong fastener was used
Old mounting holes left exposed and rusting after a style change

Good to know

House Number Installation — FAQ

How high should house numbers be mounted?

Most code and best practice puts numbers at least 4 feet above ground, clearly visible from the street. We check your local requirements and advise the best height.