Glasses repairs · Liverpool
Glasses repairs in Liverpool
Loose screw, missing nose pad, frames sitting crooked, or a snapped rimless cord? Call in to Winstanley & Son, 252 Park Road, Dingle. We repair glasses bought from us and glasses bought anywhere else, including designer frames.
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- No appointment needed
- Minor repairs free on our glasses
What glasses repairs do you do?
Loose or missing screws
Arms that wobble or have come loose, tightened or re-screwed.
New nose pads
Worn, yellowed or missing pads replaced, so the glasses sit comfortably and in the right place.
Adjustments
Frames that slip down your nose, pinch behind the ears or sit crooked, adjusted to your face.
Rimless and half-rim re-threading
A snapped or stretched nylon cord re-threaded so the lens is held securely again.
A new lens in your frame
A lost, scratched or broken lens replaced in your existing frame, as long as the frame is sound.
Designer frames
Designer glasses repaired too. Bring them in and we will tell you what can be done.
How much does a glasses repair cost?
Glasses bought from us: minor repairs are free.
Glasses bought elsewhere: a minimum charge of £10, and we give you a gift voucher for the same amount to spend with us on a future purchase.
Do I need an appointment?
No. Just call in, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, or send us a photo on WhatsApp first. How long a repair takes depends on what it is, and we will tell you when you bring them in.
Want the peace of mind next time? Glasses Club covers damaged, and on some plans lost or stolen, glasses for an excess rather than the full price.
What customers say
“Gavin repaired my severely damaged glasses after I sat on them. He saved the day, I was able to drive the following day for an important assessment.”
“I’ve never been a fan of the big high street chains where you feel like just another number being pushed through the system. Winstanley was the complete opposite. The turnaround on my glasses was far faster than I expected, without compromising on quality.”
Common questions
Glasses repairs, answered
How much does a glasses repair cost in Liverpool?
Minor repairs to glasses bought from us are free. For glasses bought elsewhere there is a minimum charge of £10, and we give you a gift voucher for the same amount to spend with us on a future purchase.
Do you repair glasses bought somewhere else?
Yes. Bring them in whoever made them. There is a minimum charge of £10, and you get a gift voucher for the same amount towards a future purchase with us.
Can you fix a loose or missing screw in my glasses?
Yes. Loose and missing screws are one of the most common repairs we do.
Can you replace the nose pads on my glasses?
Yes. Worn, yellowed or missing nose pads can be replaced, which also helps glasses sit where they should.
My glasses keep slipping down my nose. Can you fix them?
Usually, yes. Frames that slip, pinch or sit crooked can be adjusted so they sit properly on your face.
Can you re-thread rimless or half-rim glasses?
Yes. If the nylon cord that holds the lens in a half-rim frame has snapped or stretched, we can re-thread it.
Can you replace one lens in my glasses?
Yes, if the frame is sound. We need your prescription, and one less than two years old from any practice is fine. If your last eye test was with us, we already have it.
Do you repair designer glasses?
Yes, including designer frames. Bring them in and we will tell you what can be done.
Do I need an appointment for a glasses repair?
No. Just call in, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. How long a repair takes depends on what it is, and we will tell you when you bring them in.
What if my glasses can’t be repaired?
Some damage, such as a snapped hinge, a broken metal joint or a broken arm, usually means the frame needs replacing. We will tell you honestly and show you the options, and if you need glasses quickly see broken or lost glasses.
Call in with your glasses
252 Park Road, Dingle, opposite Tesco Extra, free parking. Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. No appointment needed.
Written by Gavin Winstanley, who has been making eyewear on Park Road since 1998 and fits the varifocals himself. Last updated .