MetroGlass Pro · New York City
Custom Mirror Installation in NYC
MetroGlass Pro measures and installs custom mirrors across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island. We handle bathroom and vanity mirrors, larger wall mirrors, gym and studio mirror walls, and mirrors for commercial interiors. A quote starts with the wall, the desired coverage, and the building access needed to deliver the finished glass.
Plan around your project.
| Project | What to review |
|---|---|
| Bathroom or vanity mirror | Decide the mirror edges relative to the vanity, backsplash, lighting, and outlets. Finish these surrounding details before final measurement. |
| Full wall, gym, or studio mirrors | Review panel sizes, seam positions, wall condition, and the delivery route together. A wall drawing helps compare layouts. |
| Retail, salon, or office mirrors | Show the fixtures and work area. Include required cutouts, finished edges, mounting preferences, and permitted installation hours. |
| Replacing an existing mirror | Include photos of the full mirror and its edges. Removal, wall preparation, and the new mounting approach should be included in the scope. |
What affects the cost?
Mirror pricing depends on dimensions, the number of panels, edge finish, cutouts, mounting method, removal of existing mirrors, and delivery access. A larger panel can require a different carrying route or crew. Ask for a written estimate that identifies these items; square footage alone does not describe the installed job.
When can work begin?
Final measurement follows decisions on finished wall surfaces, fixtures, and cutouts. Fabrication and installation timing is confirmed after the mirror layout, mounting, and building access are reviewed.
From first photos to installation.
01
Plan the coverage
Share the wall and the look you want. We review proportions, seams, surrounding fixtures, and delivery access.
02
Measure and specify
Confirm field dimensions, edge treatment, cutouts, and the mounting approach before the mirror is ordered.
03
Install and finish
Coordinate building access and work area protection, then install the mirror to the agreed layout.
Send these details for your estimate.
Choose custom mirrors in the quote form and upload photos or a PDF plan. Rough dimensions are useful; exact field measurements come later.
Request an estimate- A photo of the entire wall and the surrounding room.
- Approximate width and height, plus whether you want one mirror or several panels.
- Locations of lights, outlets, faucets, and other cutouts.
- Photos of the existing mirror if removal is needed.
- Borough, floor, elevator or stair access, and COI requirements.
Common questions.
Do you install gym and studio wall mirrors in NYC?
Yes. MetroGlass Pro handles custom mirror walls for gyms and studios as well as homes and commercial interiors. Send the wall dimensions, a room photo, desired coverage, and building access details so panel sizes and seams can be reviewed.
Can a custom mirror have cutouts for lights or outlets?
Cutouts can be reviewed as part of a custom mirror order. Send the fixture layout before final measurement. The size and position of each opening must be settled before fabrication.
Can a large wall be covered with one mirror?
That depends on the panel size, the wall, and the route through doors, elevators, or stairs. Multiple panels may be more practical. We review the delivery route alongside the desired seam layout before ordering.
Do you replace cracked or damaged mirrors?
Yes. Send a photo of the full mirror and the damage from a safe position. The replacement scope should account for removal, the condition of the wall behind it, and the mounting method for the new mirror.
How much does custom mirror installation cost in NYC?
The installed price depends on dimensions, panel count, edge finish, cutouts, removal, mounting, and access. Send photos and rough sizes for an initial review. Final pricing follows confirmation of the project details and any required field measurement.
What should be finished before you measure a vanity mirror?
The vanity position, backsplash, finished wall, lights, and outlet locations should be settled. Tell us if any of these will change so the mirror is not measured against a temporary layout.
Useful next steps.
Wall layout, proportions, and installation planning.
An illustrative planning example, not a completed project case study.