Why repair Windows? It’s a beautiful rainy day, and you look outside your window to watch the droplets roll down the glass, but your view is strangely blurry. It could be because your window has collected fog inside it, which might result in foggy glass that prevents you from seeing clearly through the window.
Let’s discuss the cause of foggy windows and how to repair the different types of windows damaged by fog.
What Is the Cause of Foggy Windows?
Fog may gather inside a glass window when the temperature in your house is different from the exterior temperature. On a hot and bright day, the temperature inside your home will be lower than the outside temperature, causing condensation to form on the cool glass of your inside windows.
On the other hand, if the temperature outside your house is colder than the interior, moisture will form on the exterior glass. Condensation and wetness on glass suggest that your windows are not adequately insulated.
Insufficient window insulation enabled the mist to seep beyond the seal, which you can see throughout. If your glass window is foggy, heat, or cold, air may be escaping.
Repair Windows & Put in Double Panes or Triple Panes
The best way to protect your windows from becoming foggy is to use double-pane or triple-pane windows. Applying krypton and argon, installing extra glass sheets or panes, and adding additional paint coatings will make your windows more energy-efficient.
Reducing condensation on your windows in summer and winter can decrease energy costs.
Install Insulated Glass Windows in Your Home
Another solution for foggy windows is replacing them with insulated glass windows. These windows contain two or more glass panes with a sealed airspace. To prevent moisture infiltration, the edge of the insulated glass is fitted with a long metal spacer. Trust the professionals at Quality Window & Glass Repair LLC for expert repair or replacement of your foggy windows. We offer both window glass replacement services in MD.
Reach out to us today for our affordable repair options.
