Montrose Glass provides misted double glazing repair in Suffolk and is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Suffolk is a largely rural county with a diverse mix of property types, from Georgian market town houses in Bury St Edmunds and Lavenham to Victorian terraces in Ipswich and modern new-build estates along the A14 corridor, as well as coastal properties in Southwold and Aldeburgh that face persistent salt air and damp conditions.
If your windows have developed a milky, foggy appearance or you can see condensation trapped between the panes, you are dealing with a failed seal. When the seal around the edge of a double glazed unit breaks down, outside moisture enters the gap between the two panes of glass. That trapped moisture has nowhere to go, and the result is the cloudy, streaked appearance that no amount of cleaning from the outside will fix. This is sometimes called a blown unit, and it is one of the most common glazing faults Montrose Glass is called to address across Suffolk.





