A glass repair is priced in one of two ways. If the glass itself has broken, you pay by the square foot of new glass, from ₹520. If a fitting has failed, you pay one fixed price for that part, supplied and fitted, whatever the size of the door. A door closer is ₹3,900. A pair of hinges is ₹2,600. A handle is ₹1,100. And if nothing needs replacing at all, you pay for the visit, which is ₹2,300. This page lists every one of those prices so you can check ours, or anyone else's.
Two ways a repair is priced, and why
New glass is priced by area, because that is what changes between one job and the next. A small window pane and a full door leaf are the same work to fit, but very different amounts of glass. From ₹520 per sq ft, matched to the type and thickness you had.
A fitting is priced per part. A floor spring is the part under the door that pulls it shut. It costs the same whether the door is three feet wide or four. So do a pair of hinges, a handle, or a set of rollers. Pricing those by the square foot would be making a number up.
And a visit is priced as a visit. Many repairs turn out to be a setting job: a closer that needs adjusting, a door raised on its rollers, a handle tightened with new washers. Then there is no part to charge for, and you pay ₹2,300 for the travel and up to two hours of work.
Who this page is for
Anyone with a glass or aluminium door that has stopped working properly. A shop or restaurant door that slams. An office cabin door that has dropped and will not lock. A shower door with rusted hinges. A balcony slider that has to be lifted to move. A cracked panel in a partition.
Most of these calls come from people who were quoted a whole new door somewhere else. Nearly all of them needed one part. This page is written so you can see what that part costs before anyone visits.
What each repair costs
A door closer, which on a frameless door is the floor spring: ₹3,900 for a normal duty unit, ₹5,500 for a heavy duty one on a busy shop or restaurant door. An overhead closer on a framed aluminium door: ₹3,200.
Hinges: ₹2,600 for a pair of wall-to-glass hinges, ₹3,600 for a pair of glass-to-glass hinges. Aluminium door hinges: ₹1,600 a pair.
A handle: ₹1,100 for a standard H handle in chrome. Shower handles and knobs are usually a little less. Long shop-door pull bars and handles with a lock built in cost more. An aluminium door lock and handle set: ₹2,400.
Sliding door rollers: ₹1,800 a pair, for a glass or aluminium door or window.
A full door fitting set, when the glass is good but everything around it has worn: ₹7,500 for a hinged door, ₹10,000 for a shop door on a floor spring.
Broken glass: from ₹520 per sq ft, and we take the broken glass away.
Every one of these is supplied and fitted, and includes the visit. GST is extra. The full table is below.
When it is just the visit
About a third of repair calls need no part at all. The closer needs setting, not replacing. The sliding door has dropped on one roller and needs raising two turns. The handle has a squashed washer. The lock keeper has moved.
We do that work and charge ₹2,300 for the visit. It covers travel and up to two hours on site. We do not fit a part you do not need to make the bill bigger.
If you have several doors or windows with problems, tell us. Two or three usually fit inside the same visit, so each one costs only its parts.
How long a repair takes
Most fitting repairs finish on the first visit. A handle takes under an hour. Hinges or rollers take an hour or two. A door closer takes two to three hours, including setting the door afterwards.
The common chrome parts are on the van. Black and brushed finishes, and unusual sizes, are ordered and take a few working days. We tell you which case yours is when you send a photo.
New toughened glass takes three to five working days to make, because it is cut and drilled before it is toughened and cannot be touched afterwards. On the first visit we make the opening safe and cover it, so you are not left with a gap for those days.
What the parts are
Floor springs, hinges, handles, locks and rollers from standard ranges sold across India. That matters, because it means the part that fits your door today will still be available when it needs changing in ten years.
We pick the rating to suit the door, not the price. A shop door gets a heavy duty closer. A heavy glass slider gets heavy rollers. Fitting a light part to a hard-working door is why some repairs come back every year.
Shower handles and hinges are stainless steel or brass, not plated, so they do not rust in steam. New rubber gaskets and washers go between every fitting and the glass. We never reuse the old ones, because that is what cracks a door at the hole.
Every part carries the maker's warranty, and we give a warranty on our own fitting work.
Why come to us for a repair
Because we will tell you when it is a setting job and not a part, and when it is a part and not a new door. Most glass door problems are smaller than they look, and we would rather do the small job well than the big job once.
We repair doors we did not fit. That is most of our repair work. Send a photo of the fitting with a tape measure across it, and we bring the matching part.
And where the honest answer is that the door or the frame is worn out, we say so. A repair on a rotten frame does not hold, and we do not take that money twice.
What happens after you get in touch
Send a photo of the fitting, and for a door, a short video of it moving. That tells us the type of part and usually the fault. We can often give you the exact price from it, before anyone travels.
We call back the same day. If a visit is worth your time, we fix one. If it is not, we say so.
On the visit we check the whole door, not only the part you pointed at, and we tell you what we find before we fit anything. You pay when the door works.
