Custom Mirrors
in Milton.

We are based next door in Oakville, and master glazier Bojan Stojic, with 18 years of experience, measures every mirror himself and oversees every installation. It is the Milton side of our custom mirror service.

Replacing the builder mirror over the vanity

A lot of the glass work in Milton's newer subdivisions is replacing builder-grade originals that never matched what the homeowner wanted, and the stock mirror over the vanity is usually one of them. It stops short of the corners, crowds the light fixture, or looks small once a new vanity goes in. A mirror cut to size can run wall to wall, stop on a clean line below the light, or match the width of a double vanity in a single piece.

Mirrors we make for Milton homes

• Vanity mirrors cut to size — single pieces for main baths and ensuites, sized to the wall or to the vanity below.
• LED backlit mirrors — a soft glow from behind the glass, useful in ensuites that get little daylight.
• Antique mirror — aged, smoked, or foxed finishes, made to size for a feature wall in a dining room or powder room.
• Full-wall mirrors — floor-to-ceiling runs for basement gyms, garage conversions, and yoga or dance corners.
• Closet and door mirrors — mirror panels for bedroom closets and doors, cut and edge-finished to fit the existing door or millwork.

Boyne and Cobban walls versus Old Milton walls

The newer streets in Boyne, Bronte West, Bronte Meadows, Cobban, Walker, and Willmott usually give us straight, predictable walls, so a vanity mirror there is mostly a sizing and finishing decision. Old Milton, the original town core west of Ontario Street, is a different brief. The heritage houses have smaller bathrooms, lower ceilings, and walls that are more often out of plumb. A large mirror copies whatever it is mounted on, so a bow in the wall shows up as a waver in the reflection. On older walls we check the surface for flatness before cutting, pack or shim the places where the wall dips, and size the piece so it reads square even when the room is not.

Edges, cutouts, and the finished look

The edge changes how a mirror reads. A polished flat edge is the clean, modern default and suits most Milton ensuites with a frameless shower or a slab-front vanity. A bevelled edge is ground at an angle around the border, so it catches the light and gives a more traditional look, which often fits an Old Milton renovation better. Where a mirror meets an outlet, a switch, or a wall sconce, we cut the opening into the glass so the mirror runs flush around it instead of stopping short. Every cutout is located from the template taken in your bathroom, not from a drawing.

Mirror walls for basement and garage gyms

When a Milton home gym goes into a finished basement or a converted garage, a mirror wall is what makes it usable for checking form. A long wall is built from several panels butted together with tight seams, so the reflection runs across with only a hairline between pieces. Each panel is sized to pass the stair turn or doorway it has to travel through. In a garage conversion the bottom edge has to stay clear of a sloping slab, so we set the starting height from the floor as it actually is. Any edge a hand can reach is polished smooth.

How a Milton mirror job runs

1. Site measure. Bojan visits, measures the wall, checks it for flatness, and talks through size, edge, and any LED or cutout details.
2. Written quote. You get a fixed, itemized price in writing before anything is ordered.
3. Template. Once the vanity, backsplash, and electrical are in, the final size and every opening are templated on site.
4. Fabricate. The mirror is cut to the template and the edges are finished.
5. Install. A bottom channel or clips carry the weight, and solvent-free mirror mastic holds the face flat to the wall.

On a renovation we coordinate with the cabinet installer so the vanity is set before the final template, which is what lets the mirror land exactly on the line you want.

What a custom mirror costs in Milton

Custom mirrors start from $28/sqft, and that includes full-wall gym mirrors. The final price depends on the size of the piece, the edge finish, the number of cutouts, whether it is LED backlit or antique, and how easy the wall is to reach. After the site measure you get a written, itemized quote before HST, and that is the price you pay. Every install carries our 5-year warranty on labour and 5-year warranty on hardware.

Get a quote for your Milton custom mirror

Send the wall width and height, a photo of the wall, and a note on what the mirror is for, and we will book the site measure and quote it in writing. Request a quote through our contact page or call 416-897-0767. For more detail, see our custom mirrors page, our guide to mirror walls for home gyms and studios, or all of our Milton glass services.