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Vision Glass & Construction, LLC
5.0(
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Serving Seattle, WA and surrounding areas

Angi Approved

In business since 2000

Free estimates

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"Communicative, prompt, and knowledgeable. They did a great job navigating a large piece of glass while experiencing numerous obstacles making bathroom look great."
Oil rubbed bronze hardware.
Smaller sized. Chrome hardware with support post.
Before Shower Door.
After Shower Door. Chrome and 90 degree corner.
Complex. 90 deg, pony wall with hinge to door.

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Response time2 days
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Recommended by85%of homeowners
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FAQs for mirrors installation and replacement projects in Seattle, WA

If your mirror needs recoating, mirror resilvering costs between $110 and $350. Otherwise, you can replace just the glass if your mirror has a frame. You can get a mirror cut at a home improvement store or cut it yourself with a glass cutting tool. If the damage is extensive, there’s a chance you’ll have to replace both the frame and the glass. 

Mirrors come in nearly any size, with your local home improvement store usually having 48-inch by 72-inch mirrors for a home gym or dance studio. You can also buy custom-designed mirrors in whatever size fits your needs. Oversized mirrors often start at $1,000 or more, depending on the size and design. 

Mirrors are expensive because manufacturing them requires specialized machinery, such as a furnace that reaches ultra-high temperatures to produce molten glass, then a way to cool and form the glass. You cut mirrors with a diamond saw and coat them with metal to create a reflective surface. A silver-backed mirror also requires a chemical process, though most mirrors have an aluminum backing now. A framed mirror can also add to the price.

To look for a quality mirror, consider its purity, flatness, thickness, and reflective coating on the glass. The glass purity can ensure a distortion-free reflection, and thicker glass can decrease the chances of distortion as well. The reflective coating makes a difference, and high-quality mirrors will have several thicker coats of reflective material, like tin-mercury, aluminum, or silver. 

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