Yes. Small cracks or chips in the corner of a window can sometimes be repaired instead of fully replacing the glass, especially if the glass is not tempered. A technician will inspect the damage and recommend whether repair or replacement is safer.

A small crack may be safe short‑term, but it can worsen over time or create sharp edges. If the crack is large, in the middle of the glass, or near where people touch it, replacement is usually safer. Always keep children and pets away from broken glass.

Most standard window and mirror repairs can be completed in a few hours once the glass is ready. Emergency or complex jobs (like large patio doors or many pieces) may take a bit longer. We’ll give you a clear timeline when you book.

Cost depends on the size, type (clear, tempered, frosted), and safety requirement of the glass. Simple window or mirror repairs are often cheaper than full‑frame replacement, while complex or custom pieces will cost more. We’ll inspect your glass, explain the quote, 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 or glass panels in showers or balconies often use safety‑rated (tempered) glass. We’ll match the safety requirements while repairing or replacing the glass so it fits securely and meets local standards.