Demystifying Foggy Windows: A Comprehensive Guide to Causes and Solutions
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Frequently Asked Questions
The appropriate application of sound-proofing technologies can be applied to many modern windows. It typically involves adding an additional spacer and laminated glass to the window opening to help mitigate external noise.
We look at our schedule and see when we can squeeze them in. If it's an IG, probably will take 3 weeks but can do a temporary board-up for a fee. If it's flat glass, we will try to do it on the spot (if we know it's single pane and send the tech out) or within a few days.
Could have been a manufacturing defect, the panes of glass may have contracted, etc
No, we can repair your broken or failed window by simply replacing the glass. We do not have to replace the window frame.
It varies by manufacturer, but the majority have a 5 year warranty on insulated glass units. We stand behind our installs for a period of 1 year.
What is the size of your double window pane, is a low-E or standard glass. Is there any grills inside the window pane.
Every situation is different; our technician will need to come out to give you a free estimate.
Yes, you have to replace the whole glass unit (both panes). We are not able to replace only one side because it will not seal properly allowing moisture to accumulate.
Replacing the window glass, otherwise known as an insulated glass unit (IGU) is typically at least twice the cost of foggy window repair, depending on the type of glass used.
There are two types of IG units commonly manufactured, Single Seal Units and Double Seal Units. The difference between the two, as their names suggest, is the presence of a single or double seal between the spacer and the glass. Single-sealed units can use several types of sealants: hot melt butyl, polysulfide, silicone, or urethane. Double-sealed units can use PIB tape for the primary seal and hot melt butyl (one-part silicone, or two-part polysulfide) for the secondary seal.
IG units need not use the same type of glass. Tempered and annealed glass can be used in the same unit. Patterned glass can be used but the pattern should face the outside. If one of the lites is reflective or tinted glass, it must face the exterior. If reflective glass is to face the interior, it may be necessary to temper one or both lites to guard against thermal breaking. A sandblasted finish is not recommended for an insulated glass unit because sandblasting reduces the strength of the glass.
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