Repair Eyeglasses & Sunglasses
Choose your eyeglass repair
Wondering where you can get your broken eyeglasses and/or sunglasses repaired? Whether your glasses are designer, vintage, children’s, sunglasses, or your favorite simple frames, we can typically repair any of the metal parts on your frame. Whether your glasses are snapped on the nose or arm or around the lens, or if a nose pads has come off, or if the hinge has buckled or broken, we can help. We can rebuild hinges, laser weld sheered metal, replace lost parts, and more. Repairs are typically imperceptible to the naked eye, and do not damage metal finishes or designs.
Select the repair that looks like the repair needed for your glasses.
Hinge Rebuild-convert
If your eyeglasses break in the hinge (or spring hinge) section you need a hinge rebuild-convert.Some repair versions -of hundreds - shown in photos below .See full description below.To order choose frame type and location on frame Free Return Shipping
Temple Weld
When the metal temple of your metal or titanium or vintage eyeglasses is broken we can safely weld it back together.The cost is $39.95 to $49.95
Lens Frame Weld
Lens Frame weld If your Metal Lens frame broke anywhere around the lens or at the elbow.To order choose Frame Type and Location on Frame
Bridge weld - Metal - left
If your Metal eyeglass bridge broke on the left side (of face) we can safely weld it back together using our Laser welder with Argon gas.We have repaired thousands of bridges since 2002The repair costs $39.95 Free return shipping
Fabricate Trim Piece and install - right
Hand fabricate the trim spacer that keeps the frame from opening too wide.
Hinge Rebuild-convert
If your eyeglasses break in the hinge (or spring hinge) section you need a hinge rebuild-convert.Some repair versions -of hundreds - shown in photos below .See full description below.To order choose frame type and location on frame Free Return Shipping
Nosepad arm re-attached - Metal frame
When your eyeglass frame has a broken-off or lost nosepad arm.We will reattach the metal nosepad arm and replace both nosepadsor we will attach a replacement nosepad arm and replace both nosepads
Bridge weld - Rimless Metal -left
If your rimless metal eyeglass bridge broke on the left side (of face) we can safely weld it back together using our Laser welder with Argon gas.We have repaired thousands of bridges since 2002The repair costs $49.95 Free return shipping
Eyeglass Repair Options by Frame Style:
Full Metal Frame – around the lens
- Bridge weld left or bridge weld right side of bridge
- Lens Frame weld left or lens frame weld right ( this includes broken lens screws)
- Temple weld left or temple weld right – any metal break
- Hinge rebuild left or Hinge rebuild right – Laser weld the edge or middle of the hinge .
- Spring Hinge rebuild-convert left or spring hinge rebuild-convert right – Reattach the piston of the spring hinge back to the cylinder on the arm and convert to regular hinge action
- Nosepad arm weld left or nosepad arm right – Reattach Nosepad arm to bridge or lens frame
- Nosepad replace left or nosepad arm replace right – Replace and weld Nosepad arm to bridge or lens frame
- Replace plastic nosepads with generic nosepads of same style and size
Half Metal Frame – nylon wire below lens
- Bridge weld left or bridge weld right side of bridge
- Lens Frame weld left or lens frame weld right ( this includes broken lens screws)
- Temple weld left or temple weld right – Laser weld any metal break on the metal temple
- Hinge rebuild left or hinge rebuild right -Laser weld the edge or middle of the hinge – where the screw is
- Spring Hinge Rebuild-convert left or spring hinge rebuild-convert right – Reattach the piston of the spring hinge back to the cylinder on the arm and convert to regular hinge action
- Nosepad arm weld left or nosepad arm right – Reattach Nosepad arm to bridge or lens frame
- Nosepad replace left or nosepad arm replace right – Replace and weld Nosepad arm to bridge or lens frame
- Replace plastic nosepads with generic nosepads of same style and size
Frameless/Rimless Metal – posts through the lens
- Bridge weld left or bridge weld right side of bridge
- Bridge Post – Laser weld post of bridge
- Temple Posts – Laser weld post of temple/hinge
- Temple weld left or temple weld right – Laser weld any metal break on the metal temple
- Hinge rebuild left or hinge rebuild right -Laser weld the edge or middle of the hinge – where the screw is
- Spring Hinge Rebuild-convert left or spring hinge rebuild-convert right – Reattach the piston of the spring hinge back to the cylinder on the arm and convert to regular hinge action
- Nosepad replace left or nosepad arm replace right – Replace and weld Nosepad arm to bridge or lens frame
- Replace plastic nosepads with generic nosepads of same style and size
- *Most of these repairs require silicon rimless mount replacement
Plastic Frames – metal hinges
- Hinge rebuild left or hinge rebuild right -Laser weld the edge or middle of the hinge – where the screw is
- Spring Hinge Rebuild-convert left or spring hinge rebuild-convert right – Reattach the piston of the spring hinge back to the cylinder on the arm and convert to regular hinge action
- Trim piece fabricate and replace left or Trim piece fabricate and replace right – when the little metal spacer in front of arm fell off and frame opens too wide
- Other repairs are possible if they are repairs to metal parts
Wooden Frames – metal hinges
- Hinge rebuild left or hinge rebuild right -Laser weld the edge or middle of the hinge – where the screw is
- Spring Hinge Rebuild-convert left or spring hinge rebuild-convert right – Reattach the piston of the spring hinge back to the cylinder on the arm and convert to regular hinge action
- Trim piece fabricate and replace left or Trim piece fabricate and replace right – when the little metal spacer in front of arm fell off and frame opens too wide
Titanium Frames
What’s the difference between titanium and other metal frames? Titanium is a highly reactive metal that requires special treatment.
The laser weld is done inside of an argon chamber to prevent oxidation during welding.
Because we always use a Laser Welder with Argon Gas we can safely repair Titanium frames.
- Bridge weld left or bridge weld right side of bridge
- Lens Frame weld left or lens frame weld right ( this includes broken lens screws)
- Temple weld left or temple weld right – any metal break
- Hinge rebuild left or Hinge rebuild right – Laser weld the edge or middle of the hinge .
- Spring Hinge rebuild-convert left or spring hinge rebuild-convert right – Reattach the piston of the spring hinge back to the cylinder on the arm and convert to regular hinge action
- Nosepad replace left or nosepad arm replace right – Replace and weld Nosepad arm to bridge or lens frame
- Replace plastic nosepads with generic nosepads of same style and size
Vintage frame
- Bridge weld left or bridge weld right side of bridge
- Lens Frame weld left or lens frame weld right ( this includes broken lens screws)
- Temple weld left or temple weld right – any metal break
- Hinge rebuild left or Hinge rebuild right – Laser weld the edge or middle of the hinge .
- Spring Hinge rebuild-convert left or spring hinge rebuild-convert right – Reattach the piston of the spring hinge back to the cylinder on the arm and convert to regular hinge action
- Nosepad arm weld left or nosepad arm right – Reattach Nosepad arm to bridge or lens frame
- Nosepad replace left or nosepad arm replace right – Replace and weld Nosepad arm to bridge or lens frame
- Replace plastic nosepads with generic nosepads of same style and size
What We Don’t Repair
We do not perform the following repairs:
- Breaks between the plastic sections of the frames
- Breaks to the composite parts of the frames
- Damage to lenses
- Scratches or discolorations on frames
What We Don’t Sell
- Specific replacement parts or logos for most brands of eyeglasses (however, in some cases, we can fabricate parts for your cherished frames)
- Eyeglass kits to repair scratches