Montrose Glass provides misted double glazing repair in Weymouth and is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. If your windows have developed a foggy or cloudy appearance between the panes, our glaziers can assess and resolve the problem, often on the same visit.
Weymouth is a coastal town on the Dorset coast, built around its sheltered harbour and a long sandy bay. The town has a distinctive mix of Georgian terraced properties along the seafront, Victorian residential streets inland, and a growing number of modern new-build estates on the outskirts. Many older properties in the town centre and surrounding areas such as Melcombe Regis have had double glazing installed over the years, and the proximity to the sea means windows here are regularly exposed to salt air and moisture-laden conditions that can accelerate seal deterioration.
When condensation appears inside a double glazed unit, it is a clear sign that the sealed unit has failed. The insulated glass unit is made up of two panes of glass with a sealed air or gas gap between them. When the seal breaks down, moisture from the outside air enters that gap and becomes trapped. Because the moisture sits between the panes rather than on the glass surface, you cannot wipe it away. The result is the characteristic foggy or misted appearance that many Weymouth homeowners recognise. This is sometimes called a blown unit, and it means the insulating properties of the window have been significantly reduced.
