Foggy & insulated glass replacement
If you see fog, water spots or a milky haze between the two panes of glass that you can't wipe off, the seal of the insulated unit has failed. In the Florida heat that happens more than people think. Cleaning won't help, and the glass loses much of its insulation. We replace the insulated glass unit and keep your existing frame.
Signs you need this
- Haze or fog between the panes that won't wipe off
- Water droplets or streaks inside the glass
- The door area feels hotter than the rest of the room
- White mineral stains inside the unit
What we do on the visit
- Measure the insulated unit and check the frame
- Order a new sealed double-pane unit to size
- Remove the failed unit and install the new one
- Reseal and test the panel
Pricing
Priced after measuring, like all glass. The on-site estimate is free.
How a repair goes
Send a photo or call
WhatsApp a photo or video of the door, or call. We'll ask a few questions and give you an idea of what's going on.
Free estimate at your home
The technician measures, checks the rollers, track and glass, and gives you the exact price before touching anything.
Repair, usually the same visit
Our van carries common rollers, locks and hardware, so most door repairs are finished on the first trip. Glass is ordered to size.
Questions we get a lot
Can the fog be cleaned or defogged?
Not permanently. Once the seal fails, moisture keeps coming back. Replacing the insulated unit is the fix that lasts.
Do I need a new door?
No. We replace the glass unit inside your existing panel.
Other services
Tell us what's wrong with the door
Send a photo or a short video on WhatsApp and we'll tell you what it probably is before we even drive out. The on-site estimate is free.