Bathroom & Vanity Mirror Replacement in Jacksonville, FL
Swapping a dated builder mirror is the cheapest way to make a bathroom look renovated. Baum Glass & Mirror removes the old glass, measures your wall on site, and installs a custom-cut vanity mirror that actually fits the space. Serving Jacksonville, St. Augustine and South Georgia — licensed, insured, 10+ years.
- Old builder mirror removed and hauled away
- Cut to your exact vanity width — no gaps
- Single or split layouts for double vanities
- Notches for outlets, switches and sconces
- Polished, beveled or framed-ready edges
- Moisture-appropriate backing and mounting
Replacing a builder-grade mirror
Almost every home built in Jacksonville in the last thirty years has the same bathroom mirror: a plain sheet glued flat to the wall, cut to a size that doesn't quite match the vanity. Taking it down and putting up a properly sized mirror with a finished edge changes the whole room for a fraction of a remodel.
We handle the removal, which is the part most homeowners would rather not do — mastic-glued mirror is heavy, sharp, and can pull wall surface with it. We take it down, deal with the wall, and set the new glass.
Sizing and layout
For a single vanity, the mirror usually runs the width of the countertop or the width of the cabinet, depending on the look you want. For a double vanity, you're choosing between one wide mirror or two individual ones with lighting between.
Height matters too — it's set by your backsplash on the bottom and your ceiling, crown or light fixtures on top. We measure all of it on site so the finished mirror sits where it should instead of where a stock size forced it.
Edges, thickness and lighting
A 1/4" mirror with a polished edge is the standard for a clean modern bathroom. A bevel adds a soft reflective border and suits traditional and transitional homes. If you're planning a frame, a seamed edge keeps cost down since the edge won't show.
If you're adding or moving sconces, tell us before we fabricate. Cutting for a fixture is easy at the shop and a problem after the mirror is already on the wall.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can you replace the builder-grade mirror in my bathroom?
- Yes — that's one of our most common jobs. We remove the old glued-on sheet mirror, repair or clean up the wall behind it where we can, and install a cut-to-size replacement, single or split over a double vanity.
- Will removing the old mirror damage my drywall?
- Builder mirrors are usually mastic-glued, so some wall surface can come with them. We take them down carefully and tell you upfront what to expect. Any patching needed before the new mirror goes up gets discussed before we start, not after.
- One long mirror or two over a double vanity?
- Both work. A single mirror makes the wall feel wider; two separate mirrors define each sink and leave room for a sconce between them. We'll show you how each option lays out against your actual wall dimensions.
- Can you cut around outlets, switches and light fixtures?
- Yes. We notch and drill for outlets, switch plates, sconces and fixture bases as part of the fabrication.
- How long will it take?
- Turnaround depends on the project — size, edge finish and glass availability all factor in. We give you a specific timeline with your quote.