Yes. Small cracks or chips in edges or corners can sometimes be repaired without replacing the whole mirror, especially if the glass is not tempered. We’ll inspect the mirror and recommend the safest option.

A small crack may be safe short‑term, but over time it can worsen or the glass can break, creating sharp edges. If the crack is in the middle, large, or near where people touch the mirror, replacement is usually safer.

Most standard mirror repairs or replacements take a few hours once the glass is ready. We’ll give you a clear time estimate when you book and make sure the work is done neatly and safely.

Costs depend on the size, type, and condition of the mirror, and whether you choose repair or full replacement. We’ll inspect your mirror, explain the quote clearly, and let you know about any options for insurance or financing.

Yes. In many cases, we can remove the mirror from the frame or cabinet, repair or replace the glass, and reinstall it so it looks like it’s always been part of the design. If the frame is damaged, we can also repair or replace that as needed.

Mirrors in showers or above bathroom vanities often use safety‑rated glass or sit in tricky frames. We treat these with extra care, remove the glass carefully, and reinstall clear, smooth‑edged glass that fits the space.