GLASS REPLACEMENT SYDNEY

Most window repair projects involve fixing broken glass. Simple repairs on older windows typically cost around $200 on the lower range and up to $500 on the upper range. More detailed repair work may cost at least $2,000.

The cost of replacing a glass pane depends on whether the glass is single-paned or double-paned. The price range is also dependent on labour costs, the window style, and the glass type.

Replacing a typical double-paned glass window costs around $400. Installing a new glass pane on the front door typically costs around $100 on the lower range and around $500 on the upper range.

For payments, we accept cash, direct debit, and EFTPOS.

First, keep your family members and pets far away from a broken window. They shouldn’t come anywhere near the area where broken glass has fallen. Once done, contact Majestic Glass through 1800 452 946 and get a free, no-obligation quote. We will send our glazing experts to your house to fix the broken window. They’ll also secure and clean the area to keep your family safe.

Majestic Glass takes pride in providing you with the most competitive prices. We offer a price beat guarantee to our customers. The price may vary depending on several factors. For instance, your location, type of broken glass, and its size will largely determine the cost of repair. Besides, the glass used will meet the Australian safety standards.

If the problem is related to an ordinary clear glass door or window, replacement is generally done immediately.

If we don’t have a replacement glass immediately, especially if you’re using customised glass, we will secure your shop front, door, or window with a strong, safety board to keep your home secure as we prepare the replacement glass.

Light scratching on a glass surface can be cleared by polishing the glass. However, attempting to clear deeper scratches would result in a distorted glass surface. Besides, getting rid of deep scratches is quite pricey. Thus, replacing the entire glass pane is typically more economical than repairing it, especially when dealing with deeper scratches. Additionally, clearing deep scratches will hardly bring back the glass to its original quality.