Double Glazed Window Repairs

Over time, double glazing may develop problems such as fog between glass or a decaying frame. These problems are simple to fix and may be less expensive than you thought.

You may have a warranty for your double glazing. Check with the company you purchased it from. It's also worth trying to fix any issues yourself first.

Sealing

Window seals, referred to as uPVC window seals, play an crucial roles in the insulation of double-glazed windows. Incorrect seals can cause drafts, condensation and other problems. Fortunately damaged seals can be replaced or repaired to restore your double glazing's efficiency.

The most obvious sign that your double glazed windows require sealing is the possibility of water leaking between the glass panes. This moisture can cause stains, damage to the frames of the windows, and also increase your energy costs. Moisture in between glass frames can create a hazy appearance that can come and go depending upon indoor/outdoor temperature or humidity levels.

It is best to speak with the installer who installed your double-glazed windows if you think your window seals are faulty. They'll be able to visit your home and reseal the affected area, which is typically cheaper than replacing the entire window unit. You should also verify your warranty documentation since the company that installed your double glazed windows might still be covered by warranty, saving you money on the cost of repairs or replacements.

Gasket rollers are used by double-glazed window repair technicians to help push the new seals into place. These tools allow you to achieve an airtight seal which is essential for the functionality of your windows.

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