Installing a mirror costs $302 on average, with most jobs between $159 and $470.1,3 A bathroom mirror is cheaper: Fixr averages $158.4 Size, weight and type drive the price. Prices below are national averages* for 2026.

*National averages, not local quotes. Your price depends on mirror size, mounting method and local labor rates.

$302

average (Angi, HomeAdvisor)

$240

average (HomeGuide)

$158

bathroom mirror (Fixr)

$6–$20

per sq ft installed

What sources say

Source Average Typical range
Angi $302 $159 – $470; 1,789 Angi Pro projects
HomeAdvisor $302 $159 – $470; same figures as Angi, so one dataset
HomeGuide $240 $140 – $430 with glass, hardware and labor; $50 – $150 labor only
Fixr $158 $110 – $240; bathroom mirrors only

The lower HomeGuide and Fixr figures come from smaller scopes: HomeGuide lists labor-only and glass-plus-labor ranges, and Fixr covers bathroom mirrors.1,2,4

Cost by mirror size (Angi)

Type Size Cost
Bathroom vanity 2 – 4 sq ft $80 – $250
Full-length 6 – 12 sq ft $200 – $600
Wall-to-wall or gym 20+ sq ft $700 – $2,000
Decorative Varies, custom $150 – $900

Cost by mirror type (HomeAdvisor)

Type Cost
Bathroom vanity mirror $100 – $200
Decorative mirror $100 – $300
Medicine cabinet mirror $100 – $650
Full-length or floor mirror $100 – $800
Lighted mirror (48 x 30) $400 – $600
Smart mirror (40 x 32) $450 – $750
Mirrored closet doors (30 x 80) $500 – $1,000
Mirror TV (72 x 36) $1,000 – $1,500

HomeAdvisor says a 24 by 30 inch frameless mirror costs about $30, or around $90 installed by a handyperson.3 HomeGuide adds $40 to $400 for framing and $25 to remove an old mirror.2

Labor and extras

Item Cost
Labor per hour (Angi) $50 – $100
Labor per hour (HomeAdvisor) $50 – $150
Minimum service fee (Angi) $100 – $150
Add-ons such as lighting or special mounting (Angi) $50 – $500+
Minor repair (Angi) $50 – $200
LED mirror electricity per year (Angi) $10 – $30

HomeAdvisor notes a lighted bathroom mirror may need an electrician at $50 to $100 per hour. Angi says permits are not needed for most home mirrors.1,3

DIY or hire

Angi says DIY can save $100 to $400 in labor, with $30 to $100 in hardware and supplies such as a stud finder and anchors, but poor installation of a heavy mirror carries real risk.1 Hire help for large, heavy or wall-sized mirrors, which HomeAdvisor says need at least two people.3 Home Depot’s bathroom mirrors category shows sizes and mounting styles.

Related guides

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All cost guides

Sources
1. Angi — Mirror Installation Cost
2. HomeGuide — Mirror Installation Cost
3. HomeAdvisor — Mirror Installation Cost
4. Fixr — Bathroom Mirror Installation Cost