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Areas covered - Worcester, Evesham, Kidderminster, Stourport,
Manager: Jason Sumner
Tel: 0800 470 0704
Opening Hours: 8:30am – 6:00pm
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With a thriving housing market, beautiful scenery, and rich history, it’s easy to see why so many of our customers live in Worcester and the surrounding areas. The area is also famous for its cathedral and the Museum of Royal Worcester, as well as sporting arenas, such as the racecourse and cricket ground. It attracts many tourists and plenty of new residents too.
Our local, friendly engineers offer repairs to failed double glazed windows and can fix hinges, locks, and handles for the people of Worcester and the Midlands.
With both the River Avon and Severn flowing through this picturesque area, it’s vital that our customers receive the best view possible. If you have cloudy or misted-up double glazing, Cloudy2Clear can help. We can replace just the pane, not the frame saving customers time, money and energy. All of our glazing comes with a 25 year guarantee.
If you would like to work with trusted experts contact us for a free, no obligation quotation.
If you think you need to replace your double glazing, it’s important to look out for these telltale signs:
No matter whether it’s your home or your business, we can get your double glazing looking – and working – like new again.
See our gallery of how we have helped customers with cloudy windows just like yourself.
Don’t live in Worcester but need your failed double glazing replaced? Our trained experts will travel across the region to help our customers with their window repairs and replacements, so whether it’s a crack in Kidderminster or a broken handle in Hereford, we’ll quickly be on our way to help.
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.
If you’ve noticed steam or condensation inside your double-glazed windows, it’s time for an upgrade.
Views of the UK are there to be loved but often can be spoiled by steamed-up or failed windows.
Insulating Glass is up to 3 times more efficient than ordinary glass and over twice the efficiency.
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.
Your home should be where you can relax and forget about the outside world.
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, it can. Not only can double glazing be repaired but it’s a much cheaper solution than replacing your faulty windows with brand new units. Our expert engineers replace just the window panes to keep costs low and to get your double glazing up and running again in a flash.
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 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.
It’s very unlikely that you would ever need planning permission to replace your windows with double glazing unless you live in a listed building or in a conservation area.