Where’s the job?

Scope of Works

• Inspect glass type, backing and extent of damage to confirm repair or replacement

• remove oven door or mirror from wall where safe to do so for workshop replacement

• supply and fit replacement glass: cut mirror to size or fit heat‑resistant oven pane to manufacturer spec

• replace seals and gaskets where needed and check oven door alignment and closing

• safely remove and dispose of broken glass and sweep/vacuum work area to remove shards

• provide basic warranty and advise on care for heated glass or mirror backing

Typical Cost

Time on Site

Most mirror or single oven door pane replacements take 1–2 hours on site, including removal, fitting and basic cleanup. Sourcing manufacturer parts, replacing a full door or working at height can extend the visit to 3–4 hours or require a return visit. Factors that extend time include custom glass cutting, part lead times, difficult access and replacing door hinges or seals

Questions to Ask Your Tradie

• have you fitted this make/model of oven glass or mirrored unit before

• can you supply heat‑resistant glass that meets the oven manufacturer specification or a matching mirror finish

• will you remove and refit the door and check operation as part of the price

• what warranty do you offer on the glass and workmanship

• how will you contain and dispose of broken glass and do you carry the appropriate PPE

• do you need the oven to be isolated (electric/gas) or for me to remove contents before you arrive

How to Avoid Surprises

• clear the area around the mirror or oven and ensure a parking/loading space close to the door

• take photos of the mirror or oven model number and any door labels to speed up part matching

• remove oven trays and contents and allow the appliance to cool before the visit

• let the tradie know about pets, restricted access or flat communal rules and landlord permissions where applicable

• expect part lead times for manufacturer glass; agree whether the tradie will return to fit or schedule a single visit