Bulli Glass

Glass Repair in Shellharbour

  • Emergency glass repairs
  • Custom glass cutting
  • Established in 1990
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Shellharbour Glass Repair

Bulli Glass provides professional glass repair services for residential and commercial properties across Shellharbour. Backed by over 30 years of industry experience, the business offers repairs for windows, doors, mirrors, shower screens, and other internal and external glass features.


The team works with safety-rated materials that meet Australian Standards and offer reliable support for emergency and scheduled repair needs. Glass is matched to the existing structure wherever possible, with a focus on accurate measuring and careful installation.


Bulli Glass is committed to supporting Shellharbour locals with responsive service, clear communication, and reliable workmanship. Whether the glass is cracked, chipped, or shattered, each job is handled with precision using appropriate tools and secure fixing methods.

Jobs are completed with attention to safety and stability, taking the property's layout and purpose into account. All assessments are followed by practical recommendations, and the service is tailored to suit both modern and older structures.


For glass repair services in Shellharbour, call Bulli Glass on 0412 966 169.

Fitted Securely & Professionally

Glass repairs in Shellharbour are carried out through a process designed to ensure proper fit, performance, and compliance. Each job begins with a site inspection to assess the type and extent of the damage, followed by accurate measuring of the opening or frame.


The team selects glass suited to the environment—whether clear float for internal windows, laminated for security, or toughened glass for areas requiring additional strength. Damaged panels are carefully removed, and replacements are secured using appropriate brackets, sealants, or adhesives.

Bulli Glass uses tools and methods that reduce mess and disruption during installation. Temporary boarding can be provided where needed, particularly if custom-sized panels are required.


Customers receive clear updates on timing, installation steps, and care instructions. Follow-up support is available for any adjustments or concerns post-installation.



This service is designed to support Shellharbour properties with a methodical, detail-focused approach to glass repair and replacement.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Can double-glazed glass panels be repaired if they’re foggy or misted up?

    When a double-glazed window becomes foggy or shows condensation between the panes, it typically indicates a failure in the seal. 


    Unfortunately, the sealed unit cannot be repaired once the integrity is compromised. In most cases, the entire insulated glass unit (IGU) must be replaced to restore its thermal performance and clarity. 


    Some services offer defogging treatments, but these are usually temporary and do not restore the insulating properties. Replacing the affected panel is generally the most effective long-term solution.

  • Is DIY glass repair safe or recommended?

    DIY glass repair is not generally recommended due to the safety risks involved. 


    Handling broken or cracked glass without the proper tools, materials, or experience can lead to injury or further damage. Safety glass, such as toughened or laminated panels, requires specific handling techniques and must meet Australian compliance standards when replaced. Even a small installation error can result in improper sealing, instability, or failure to meet building codes. 


    It’s always best to have repairs carried out by a qualified glazier with the correct equipment and knowledge.

  • Does repairing glass affect its energy efficiency?

    Repairing or replacing damaged glass can restore or even improve energy efficiency, depending on the materials used. 


    Cracked or loose panels allow air and moisture to enter or escape, impacting a property’s insulation. When replacing the glass, choosing the right type—such as low-E, double-glazed, or laminated glass—can help maintain temperature control and reduce energy consumption. 


    Proper sealing during the repair also prevents drafts and condensation, both of which affect the thermal performance of the glass.