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Window Glass Replacement
Most window calls come down to one of three things: a cracked pane, a shattered one, or glass that's gone cloudy between the layers. If the frame and sash are sound, we don't touch them. We measure the opening, cut or order glass to match it, and set it back into the frame you already have.
A foggy window means the seal on a dual pane unit failed and moisture got between the layers. That's not something you can clean out. The insulated glass unit itself gets replaced, and the frame stays put. A single cracked pane on an older single pane window is usually a more straightforward swap.
What to expect
How This Job Usually Goes
Tell us what's wrong
Crack, chip, or fog, and roughly which window and room. A photo helps us plan for the right glass before the truck leaves.
We measure the opening
Exact fit matters more than the glass type. Older frames are rarely perfectly square, so we measure on site rather than guessing from a stock size.
Glass gets cut or ordered
Tempered where code requires it, standard where it doesn't. A failed insulated unit gets a matching replacement, not a patch.
We set it and clean up
Old glass hauled off, frame and sash left the way we found them.
Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you match the glass in an older house?
Usually. We measure the existing pane and match thickness and tint where we can. If the frame is out of square from age, we'll tell you before we order anything.
Is a foggy window a sign the whole window needs replacing?
No, just the sealed glass unit inside it. The frame and hardware are usually fine. We replace the insulated glass and leave the rest alone.
Do you work on both single pane and dual pane windows?
Yes. The main difference is a dual pane fog repair means ordering a new sealed unit, where a single pane crack is often a straight piece of glass cut to fit.
Ready to Get This Fixed?
Tell us what's broken and where you are. We'll give you a straight answer on timing.