Frequently Asked Questions

Indicators that your double glazing may require repair include:

  • Draughts: Feeling cold air entering through the window frames.
  • Condensation: Moisture buildup between the glass panes, suggesting a failed seal.
  • Visible Damage: Cracks or chips in the glass.
  • Water Leakage: Noticing water ingress around the window frame.

Addressing these issues promptly can prevent further damage and maintain energy efficiency.

Not necessarily. We offer services to upgrade your existing windows without the need for full replacement. This includes replacing glass units, locks, hinges, and handles, giving your windows a refreshed appearance and improved functionality without the mess or cost of complete installation.

Upgrading all units simultaneously is not required. We can work on a single window or a few at a time, depending on your preferences and budget. No project is too small for Wishaw Window Repairs.

Yes, we can repair windows with broken seals. A compromised seal can lead to draughts, leaks, and condensation between panes. Timely repair is essential to prevent heat loss and avoid more extensive future repairs.

The U-value measures the rate of heat transfer through a window, indicating its energy efficiency. Values typically range from 0.25 to 1.25; lower U-values signify better insulation properties, helping to keep your home warmer and reduce energy bills.

While we do not offer an emergency call-out service, we strive to respond promptly to urgent requests. In many cases, we can visit on the same day you contact us or schedule a convenient time shortly thereafter.

For regular cleaning of windows and frames, we recommend using a quality glass cleaner. Utilize two cloths—one for wet cleaning and another for polishing—to achieve a streak-free finish.

Yes, we apply the same expertise to replacing faulty double glazing on doors as we do with windows. The cost depends on the size of the glass; contact us for a tailored quote.

Common indicators include:

  • Difficulty Operating: Windows or doors that are hard to open or close.
  • Drafts: Noticing cold air coming through closed windows or doors.
  • Condensation: Fogging between double-glazed panes.
  • Physical Damage: Visible cracks, chips, or deterioration in frames or glass.

If you observe any of these issues, it’s advisable to seek professional repair services to maintain comfort and security.

Enhancing energy efficiency can be achieved by:

  • Sealing Gaps: Applying weatherstripping or caulking to prevent drafts.
  • Upgrading Glazing: Replacing single glazing with double or triple glazing.
  • Installing Energy-Efficient Glass: Opting for low U-value glass options.
  • Regular Maintenance: Ensuring seals and hardware are in good condition.

Implementing these measures can reduce energy bills and enhance indoor comfort.

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