Absolutely! Double glazing is an investment that offers numerous advantages despite some upfront costs. You'll quickly see a return on your investment because it will not only keep your home quiet, dry, and free of draughts, but it will also increase the value of your house and lower your energy costs.

In fact, you can. In addition to being repairable, double glazing is also a considerably more affordable option than buying new windows to replace your old ones. To keep expenses down and quickly restore your double glazing, our skilled engineers only replace the window panes.

If you have double-glazed windows and you hear or feel a draught, your window seals are probably damaged from reacting with old silicone. Draughts increase the amount of heat loss in your house, which can have a significant impact on your utility costs in addition to being an annoyance. Contact us right away if your double glazing is draughty!

Yes. In order to stop moisture from entering your home and fostering the growth of mould and damp, double glazing produces a vacuum.

Yes. The same approach used to replace broken double glazing on doors is also used to upgrade double glazing on windows. Replacing double glazing on doors will cost more or less depending on the size of the glass.

When the seals fail, double glazing gets hazy. If windows were fitted improperly or due to physical damage, this may develop over time. Your windows will become foggy or clouded if there are gaps in the seals that allow moisture in the air to get trapped between the panes. Contact us right away if your double glazing is foggy.

Yes. Even if you reside in a residential area or a location that cannot be reached from the outside, our engineers can replace your broken double glazing from within, allowing you to take advantage of the benefits.

When you see condensation or mist collecting between the window panes, you should replace your double glazing. This indicates that the seals are breaking down, which allows moisture to build up inside and cause heat loss, dampness, and possible frame damage.

It's crucial to keep your home warm properly because energy costs are skyrocketing. Your current windows might be a serious issue. Even if your windows are double glazed, more than 20% of total heat escapes through the glass. Even if you install loft and wall insulation, you will still lose heat if you neglect your windows. To help stop heat from escaping, Misty 2 Clear may offer its clients insulated glass windows. Our insulating glass is more than twice as efficient as double glazing and is three times more efficient than regular glass. This will not only keep your house warm, but it will also save your energy costs.