Misted double glazed units, made clear again

If condensation has crept between your panes, you don't need new windows, just new glass. Get an instant guide price with our cost calculator below.

Replace the glass, keep the frame

A double glazed window is really two parts: the frame, and a sealed glass unit sitting inside it. When the unit's seal fails, moisture mists the gap between the panes, and no amount of cleaning will shift it.

The good news: the unit lifts out and a new one drops in. We measure, manufacture to size, and fit modern energy-saving glass that often outperforms the original, while your frames, sills and decor stay exactly as they are.

Condensation between the panes of a failed double glazed unit

What will my new unit cost?

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Double glazed unit cost calculator

Measure the visible glass, add 10mm each way, and we'll give you an instant guide price, supplied and fitted.

Glass options (each adds 20%)

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  • All conservatory glass, door glass and any window glass less than 80cm from the floor must be toughened safety glass.
  • Most units are no more than 100cm wide. If your sizes fall outside the calculator, call us for a price.
  • Guide price only, subject to survey. Every job is confirmed with a free, no-obligation exact quote before any work is booked.

Before and after

Recent glazing work, photographed on the day. See more on our gallery page.

Before: Rotten timber window on a commercial unit, replaced with a new double glazed UPVC window.
After: Rotten timber window on a commercial unit, replaced with a new double glazed UPVC window.
Rotten timber window on a commercial unit, replaced with a new double glazed UPVC window.
Before: Failed workshop window stripped out and renewed with an energy-efficient UPVC unit.
After: Failed workshop window stripped out and renewed with an energy-efficient UPVC unit.
Failed workshop window stripped out and renewed with an energy-efficient UPVC unit.

Double glazing questions, answered

My double glazing has steamed up. Do I need a whole new window?
No. The sealed glass unit is separate from the frame, so we can remove the failed unit and fit a new one without touching the window itself. It costs a fraction of a full replacement.
Why do double glazed units mist up?
Every sealed unit has a perimeter seal and a desiccant that keeps the gap between the panes dry. Over the years the seal breaks down, moist air gets in, and condensation forms where you can't wipe it. Once that happens the unit needs replacing, but the frame does not.
Can new glass really cut my heating bills?
Yes. Modern Low-E (energy-saving) units reflect heat back into the room and typically insulate far better than units fitted even ten years ago, so upgrading failed glass is a genuine efficiency improvement, not just a cosmetic fix.
How long does a replacement take?
We measure up on the first visit, and fitting is usually done in under an hour per unit once your glass arrives from the manufacturer, typically within a week or two.
How accurate is the calculator price?
It's a guide price based on standard size bands and options. We confirm every job with a free, no-obligation exact quote before any work is booked.

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