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Save money on your double glazing repairs in Wigan
If you find that your windows are becoming increasingly cloudy or you’ve noticed there are drafts near your windows, then this is a sign that your double glazing needs to be replaced.
Thankfully, our Cloudy2Clear engineers in Wigan can help replace your failed double glazing with minimal fuss. By only removing the faulty window panes, we can keep costs low and get your window looking like new as quickly as possible. We also offer hinge, lock and handle repairs.
Our central location in the heart of Wigan, which is located just off the A577, allows us to service our customers all over the area. From soundproofing in Standish to caravan window repairs in Adlington, our team of specialists can easily locate and reach your home across the region.
If you think you’re double glazing may need replacing, get in touch with our Wigan branch today and speak to one of our engineers to book your free, no-obligation quote on 0800 880 7568.
Does your double glazing look like it’s seen better days? Keep your eye out for tell-tale signs of wear and tear to see if it needs replacing:
Whether it’s your business or your home, we can easily get your windows back in top condition, so give us a call for your free, no-obligation quote.
Do you need your windows expertly replaced but don’t live in Wigan? There’s no need to worry, as our expertly trained engineers travel across the region to help our customers with any of their window repairs. We make sure that our specialists can always reach you when you’re in need of double glazing repairs.
M&M Glazing Ltd
24 AK Business Park
Russell Road
Southport
Merseyside
PR9 7SA
CRN: 07384185
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You should replace your double glazing when you notice condensation or mist forming between the window panes. This means the seals are failing and moisture is getting trapped inside, which can lead to heat loss, damp and can risk damaging the frame.
Yes. Double glazing creates a vacuum to prevent moisture from entering your home, helping to keep mould and damp at bay.
Yes. The vacuum created between the panes acts as a natural noise diffuser to help reduce the number of exterior sounds making their way inside your home. This is particularly useful if you live in loud areas like a busy city centre or near train tracks.
Whereas double glazing creates a vacuum between two panes of glass, secondary glazing is the method of applying a second pane of glass directly to single-glazed windows. Installing secondary glazing is a quicker solution than replacing entire windows; however, it is not as effective as double glazing.
No. At Cloudy2Clear, we only need to replace the pane, not the frame. This means you can keep the aesthetic of your traditional sash windows while reaping the benefits of double glazing.