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As they get older windows, doors, and conservatories may develop problems. Draughts, leaks and other damage can be costly and affect the functionality of your home, its aesthetics, and energy efficiency.

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Frame Fragment Damage

The windows and doors of your home offer security and enhance its design and form. Damaged or inoperable doors and windows can not only affect the appearance of your home but they may also cause leaks that affect the structural integrity of your home and can cause costly damage. Living with such problems is a mistake that will ultimately cost you more in terms of both time and money.

If you have a door that is difficult to open or close, or one with a squeak or crack in the frame, these issues could quickly become serious. Draughts, leaks and other damages can jeopardize the safety of your family members and pets and lead to costly structural damage to your property.

The highly skilled, insured experts at the window and door doctor will help you tackle any of these issues swiftly and effectively. We can repair damaged components of the frame, returning it to its original function and ensuring your doors and windows remain safe and secure. A professional can also advise you on the most appropriate replacement options available for your door or window which will help prevent any further damage and issues in the future. We can repair or replace uPVC conservatories, UPVC windows, and uPVC door. We only use the best quality products recommended by professional specifiers, such as architects. Whether you have a small leak or need a complete frame replacement, our experts can provide the service that you need at a price that is within your budget.

Seal Damage

Even the strongest window seals are susceptible to breaking with time. Exposure to direct sunlight as well as harsh cleaning chemicals natural house settling, packed and melting snow, and regular daily use can wear down windows and their seals. Despite the best efforts of homeowners to prevent damage, it is not common for window seals to wear down. If the window seals aren't functioning properly, you'll experience air and water leakage. This could lead to mold growth and wood rot within your home.

The most common indication of a faulty window seal is condensation between the glass layers. Moisture between the window panes can give the glass a milky white appearance and can be difficult to clean away. This build-up of moisture can create an unavoidable haze to your window, which could affect your view of the outdoors.

The failure of window seals can affect your energy bill. If window doctor breaks down, your windows won't be able to keep your warm indoor air and cold outside air separate, which can result in higher energy costs.

While it is possible to repair a broken window seal, in some cases, the rest of your window could be damaged and replacement may be a better choice. When deciding whether to repair or replace your window, it is essential to be aware of what your warranty covers.

A failure in window seals can cause the development of water in the spaces between the panes of glass on double-pane windows. This can result in a cloudy appearance that makes it difficult to see out of your windows, and it can detract from the aesthetics of your home's interior. This problem can be fixed by replacing the IGU, or insulated unit (IGU). It is not worth the effort to try and solve this issue by caulking or defogging. A professional replacement of your IGU will restore the beauty of your window and its functionality. It will also boost the value and efficiency of your home. A good professional can help you select the right IGU for your home.

Double-Pane Windows Damage

Many homeowners prefer double pane windows because of their energy efficiency, noise reduction and comfort advantages. However, these windows are also susceptible to damage. It is possible for a damaged or broken window to be repaired or replaced. This depends on the extent of the damage and the quality of the window.

Damage could cause the insulating gas or air between the window panes to become dislodged leading to temperature changes that result in condensation. This is an indication that the window should be replaced or repaired as soon as possible.

The buildup of moisture between double-pane windows can lead to a variety of issues, such as the loss of energy efficiency and an increase in humidity in your home. Mold can also grow and pose a major problem for your health.

Seals can become fragile when moisture is trapped between your windows. This can also cause outside air to enter the window and condense, causing more damage and making your window less able to insulate properly.

If your double-pane windows leak or frothy, it's the right time to call in experts for window repair. In these cases it's often necessary to replace the IGU (IGU) completely. A professional window installer will take away the old unit and replace it with an entirely new one.

It might be tempting to replace just the damaged pane of glass, but it will lower the insulation capabilities of your window. It's impossible to replace just one glass pane without altering the gas or vacuum seal between them.

Sliding Glass Door Damage


Sliding glass doors are a great choice for connecting your home with the outside world. With time and frequent usage the sliding glass door might begin to appear to require repair or replacement. You are able to often spot these problems before they become major.

One of the most common indicators that your sliding door needs to be repaired is if it takes longer than usual effort to open and close it. The rollers are likely to be replaced if they are worn out. The rollers may be unable to support the sliding doors if they are not replaced. This can make the door difficult to move, and even impossible to open.

Another sign that your sliding door needs repair or replacement is if you notice that it is not anymore weather-proof. If you hear water or air leaking through the window panes, your seals may have loosened. This is a serious problem that could impact the efficiency of your home and leave your home vulnerable to insects and elements.

You can determine if there is a leak or damaged seals by using an outdoor hose to spray water along the edges of your sliding glass door. If you can hear the water running through the window and the door, it's time to call a window and door repair expert to take a look at the sliding glass doors.

Although many sliding glass doors can be repaired, it's important to remember that sometimes replacing the entire door may be the most effective option. This is especially true when the door was put in place in a way that was not correct or if it was damaged or old.

Keep your sliding glass door in good condition to improve the efficiency of your energy, safety and appearance of your home. Contact the experts at Window and Door Doctor now if you have any questions about your sliding glass doors. We can conduct an exhaustive inspection to determine if your sliding glass door is in need of repairs or replacement.