Glass only vs. the whole assembly
The single biggest cost factor is what broke. If only the mirror glass cracked and the housing and motor are fine, replacing just the glass is inexpensive. If the housing, motor, or the whole assembly is damaged, it costs more — and the price climbs with features like power fold, heating, turn-signal lenses, and blind-spot sensors built into the mirror.
What moves the price
- Glass only — the cheapest fix, when the housing and motor survived
- Manual vs. power/heated — powered, heated, signal-integrated mirrors cost more
- Blind-spot / camera mirrors — the priciest, since the module is built in
- Color match — a painted housing to match your vehicle adds a bit
And with no Delaware sales tax, the flat quote is your out-the-door price.
Fast, and often same-day
A dangling or shattered mirror is a ticketable equipment issue, so we turn these around quickly — matching the exact part for your make, model, and trim. See our side mirror service or call for a quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you replace just the mirror glass to save money?
Yes — if the housing and motor are intact and only the glass broke, that's the cheapest fix. We confirm on-site.
Does insurance cover a broken side mirror?
It can under comprehensive, though a small repair may fall under your deductible. We'll check and bill your carrier if it applies.
Need a hand with your windshield? We offer same-day mobile repair and replacement across Wilmington. Call (302) 520-3338 for a free quote.