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How to Repair Double Glazed Windows

Double glazing is usually covered by a warranty for 10 or 20 year. If your double-glazed windows are showing signs of ageing you may be entitled to have them repaired under warranty.

Double glazed window repair involves re-sealing your existing glass unit. The seal is not working if you see mist.

Glass that is damaged

A seal that is airtight is crucial for double pane windows to function effectively. Condensation between the glass plates is a typical indication of a failing seal. Condensation that forms between glass plates is not a major problem and can be resolved however it is an indication that your glazing unit requires replacement. If you have a double-glazed windows that is older, it could be necessary to replace both the glass as well as the frame. If the frame is in good shape, however, you can typically save money by replacing only the glass.

Double-paned windows can crack due to the brittleness of glass. If the cracks aren't caused by mechanical damage or a sudden impact, it's usually possible to repair these cracks using epoxy and small amount of elbow grease. Begin by cleaning over the area that is cracked with a damp cotton rag and then apply epoxy to the crack following the manufacturer's instructions. Allow the epoxy to dry completely before sanding and painting over the repaired area.

A simple strip of masking tape can also be used to stop a crack from spreading. One strip of tape placed on both sides of the damaged area should be enough to keep superficial cracks, like stress cracks caused by low temperatures, from escalating. If you're dealing with deeper cracks that are already forming in your glass, it could be better to contact a professional to ensure the security of the repair.

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