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Save money on your double glazing repairs in the South Lakes
Whether it’s chilly draughts, cracked glass or condensation between your window panes, if your double glazing is failing, you need the help of specialists. At Cloudy2Clear, our team has perfected their methods of removing faulty windowpanes without disturbing the frame. This technique helps to keep costs low and ensures our team can be in and out of your property in a flash.
We provide a range of services to help make your windows as good as new and services customers all across the South Lakes area and beyond. This means we’re just a phone call away if you need double glazing replacement in Windermere, insulating glass in Hawkshead or conservatory repairs in Coniston.
If you think your double glazing may need replacing, get in touch with our South Lakes branch today.
If you think your double glazing might need replacing, keep an eye out for these telltale signs:
If you have cloudy double glazing, get in touch for a free, no-obligation quote. Our South Lakes based double glazing specialists can be at your home or business in no time to get your windows up and running again.
If you need to replace your faulty double glazing but don’t live in the South Lakes, our team can still help. Our specialists are always on the road to ensure that our customers receive the best service, wherever you’re located. This means you’ll never need to worry if you need your windows soundproofing in Whitehaven, new locks and hinges in Preston or even commercial window repairs in Blackpool.
If you’ve noticed steam or condensation inside your double-glazed windows, it’s time for an upgrade.
Do you have failed double glazing? Get in touch with your local experts today for more information.
Our engineers can also replace broken locks, handles, seals & hinges.
Misty double glazing may spoil the view, but it could also be damaging your business in less obvious ways.
Conservatories are a fantastic way to introduce some light into your home so you can relax and enjoy the view.
It’s no secret that broken windows can ruin the aesthetic of your home. The problem is that replacing your entire window due to damaged glass is both expensive and time-consuming.
Velux windows are a fantastic way to modernise a room and bathe your home in natural light. However, when things go wrong, they can be expensive to replace.
Views of the UK are there to be loved but often can be spoiled by steamed-up or failed windows.
Your home should be where you can relax and forget about the outside world.
Insulating Glass is up to 3 times more efficient than ordinary glass and over twice the efficiency.
Double glazing is seen as a must-have for many prospective homeowners. As such, upgrading your old single-glazed windows to double glazing can see an increase of as much as 10% to your property’s value.
Yes. Our engineers can replace your faulty double glazing from inside, meaning that you can enjoy the benefits even if you live in an apartment building or areas that can’t be accessed from outside.
Double glazing becomes cloudy when the seals become faulty. This can be caused over time if windows were installed poorly or by physical damage. Gaps in seals allow moisture in the air to become trapped between the panes, leaving your windows misty or cloudy. If you have cloudy double glazing, get in touch with your local Cloudy2Clear branch for a free quote.
Yes. The same ingenuity that goes into our double glazing window replacement is used to upgrade faulty double glazing on doors. The cost of replacing double glazing on doors will depend on the size of the glass.
Triple glazing works in the same way as double glazing. However, instead of two panes of glass, triples glazing uses three to create two vacuums. This method increases the heat retention of your home even more so than double glazing, though it is significantly more expensive. You’ll only notice the benefits if you live in a much colder country like Norway.