A well-placed mirror does more than let you check your reflection. It amplifies light, visually enlarges tight bathrooms, and finishes a remodel with style. When Detroit homeowners want that impact without budget surprises, they turn to CountBricks. Our AI platform creates real-time estimates and voice-guided material lists, then connects you with vetted local installers who deliver flawless results.
• Full bathroom remodel needing a vanity-wide Detroit mirror
• Replacing builder-grade glass with a framed statement piece
• Installing multiple mirrors for a master suite or guest bath upgrade
Whether you are refreshing a downtown condo or a historic Corktown bungalow, CountBricks analyzes square footage, wall material, electrical proximity, and framing to ensure every element—from blocking to adhesive type—fits your home’s unique conditions.
1. Mirror size and custom edging
2. Frame material—wood, metal, or minimalist polished edge
3. Wall preparation—demolition, patching, moisture barrier
4. Mounting hardware—cleats, French cleats, J-channels
5. Labor complexity—second-story installs or tight powder rooms
CountBricks captures these variables during your voice walkthrough, instantly updating line-item pricing in our AI estimate engine.
Traditional quotes rely on slow site visits and manual spreadsheets. With CountBricks, simply speak with our virtual estimator on your phone:
1. Describe your existing wall and desired Detroit mirror style
2. Upload a quick photo or blueprint for scale
3. Receive an interactive estimate in under five minutes, complete with labor, materials, taxes, and a clear timeline
Because pricing pulls from live local data, you never overpay for glass or shortchange the installer on specialized brackets.
Glass Thickness & Edge Work
• 1/4" standard float glass—budget-friendly and common for half baths
• 3/8" low-iron glass—crystal clear for upscale spaces
• Beveled or polished edges—adds depth without a separate frame
Framed Options
• Moisture-sealed wood in trending stains
• Powder-coated metal for industrial lofts
• Frameless clips for sleek modern condos
CountBricks.com/services lists preferred suppliers and allows one-click swaps, updating costs in seconds.
1. Site prep: Protect floors, turn off nearby electricity, verify stud layout
2. Wall marking: Use laser levels to set top and bottom lines
3. Blocking: Add 2x material behind drywall if studs are misaligned
4. Dry fit: Test mirror placement, verify outlet clearance
5. Adhesive & mechanical fastening: Apply mirror mastic plus cleats for redundancy
6. Seal & polish: Edge-seal against moisture, clean glass, remove fingerprints
• Always acclimate the mirror to room temperature for 24 hours before install
• Use low-VOC mirror mastic to protect silver backing from chemical burn
• Double-check GFCI clearance; relocating an outlet after install adds cost
• For heavy mirrors, split the weight: adhesive plus a bottom J-channel
• Photograph hidden blocking before drywall goes up—critical for future remodels
Mirrors typically do not require full permits, but CountBricks ensures compliance with Michigan Residential Code R307 for bathroom safety clearances. Our platform flags tempered glass requirements near fixtures and integrates code notes into your project packet for easy inspections.
• Instant, transparent estimates—no hidden fees
• AI-powered blueprint takeoffs eliminate measurement errors
• Local crews vetted for craftsmanship and on-time performance
• Digital change orders keep budgets under control
• Secure payments and warranty tracking through CountBricks.com/portfolio
Ready to see how a new Detroit mirror can refresh your entire bathroom? Start a live voice session on CountBricks.com/consultation, get your AI estimate, and schedule professional installation without the stress.
When a young couple bought a 1980s townhouse in Detroit’s Midtown, their first priority was replacing a narrow medicine cabinet with a modern, wall-to-wall mirror. Using CountBricks voice estimation, they completed the entire planning phase during a coffee break.
• Mirror span: 72" x 36" over a double vanity
• Existing wall: old tile set on metal lath
• Electrical: sconce relocation required precise blocking
1. AI Takeoff: The couple uploaded their settlement survey; CountBricks calculated exact square footage and flagged the lath demolition.
2. Material Swap: After reviewing cost options, they upgraded to low-iron glass with a 1" bevel—our pricing engine adjusted in seconds.
3. Labor Coordination: The platform matched them with a CountBricks-approved glass crew available within three days.
• Total project time: 6 hours on site, zero schedule overruns
• Budget variance: +1.2% (due to selected bevel upgrade)
• Home value bump: Local appraiser noted a fresh, high-end look that contributed to a $7,500 equity increase
• Order mirrors coated with anti-corrosion backing to combat Michigan’s humidity swings
• Have CountBricks pre-cut outlet holes to avoid field drilling risks
• Combine mirror installation with LED strip lighting for a dramatic yet energy-efficient upgrade
Visit CountBricks.com/services to explore mirror styles, or book a free virtual walk-through at CountBricks.com/consultation. Your Detroit mirror transformation is only a conversation away.
