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Should You Call a Window and Door Doctor?

Repairs to windows and doors as well as maintenance benefits homeowners by reducing their energy bills as well as increasing security and comfort. Many homeowners have renovated their homes to increase the value of their property and improve their living condition without the need to move.

Loose or rotting exterior casing must be repaired as quickly as possible. These are usually indications of moisture intrusion and are able to be repaired at minimal cost.

Broken or cracked glass

If the glass in your windows has broken or cracked you're probably wondering if you can fix it or if you should to invest in a new replacement. The answer is contingent on a variety of factors, including the severity of the break, what caused it, and the type of glass that is used in your windows.

The majority of the time, a cracked or broken window can be repaired rather than replaced. The key is to figure out the cause of the crack and act quickly to stop it from becoming worse. This is especially important with cracks caused by impact, like an object from the lawn mower or throwing a ball by the kids.

Remove any window pieces that remain in its frame or lying on the floor. Wear gloves that are heavy duty and wear protective eyewear. Utilize a chisel or a knife to gently remove any glaze that is holding the pieces in place.

Once you have removed the glass shards take care to clean the area and dispose of them in a responsible manner. Wear gloves and closed-toe shoes whenever you are handling glass or mirrors, because they can be extremely sharp. It is also a good idea to cordon off the area, shut the door, and tell your household members not to be allowed to enter until the broken glass has been cleaned.

Make sure to inspect the frame, multins and mullions that support the glass pane. These components could be damaged by corrosion and rust which can cause further problems with the windows.

If you're worried about long-term damage to your window balance repair, you should consider replacing the window with tempered glass. Tempered glass is more durable than ordinary glass and shatters into small granular chunks that are less likely to cause injury than sharp fragments of glass that are typical.

If you're not confident enough to tackle the task yourself or if it's more efficient to replace your window, call a professional to assist with repairs or replacement. Window & Door Doctors are skilled in repairing and replacing windows and doors damaged by storms, vandalism or other incidents. They can also help you decide between a quick fix or an extensive window replacement project.

Damaged Frame

The window frame goes through lots of wear and tear, so it's not a surprise that it gets damaged at times. While some damage is cosmetic and can be repaired easily, others like frames that are rotting are serious issues that need to be addressed immediately to avoid more costly repairs or replacement costs.

Wood rot around the window frames is not just ugly, but it can also trigger various issues like mold, fungus and pests that can impact your home's value as well as its health. To remedy this issue, remove any weatherstripping before cutting off the rotten wood by using a chisel, or saw. After you have removed the damaged section of the frame, you can use a kit available online or at a hardware shop that includes all the tools and parts that you need to repair it.

Cracks caused by moisture in the window framing are another common problem that needs to be dealt with as soon as possible. This is particularly important because North Carolina often experiences high humidity levels that could cause wood to expand and shrink as it absorbs and releases moisture. When wood cracks it allows moisture to leak into your home, which could cause damage to the structure of your home and your belongings and even the health of your family.

Another common issue is having difficulty opening or closing a window. This can be caused by a variety of reasons. The problem could be caused by a buildup of dust or dirt, which causes the sash or frame to move.

If you have any visible indications of damage to your window frame following an incident, it's a good idea seek advice from an expert since the damage could be so severe that a complete window replacement would be the best or only option. Depending on your insurance policy you may be able to file an insurance claim to pay for any repair or replacement costs.

Seals that have been damaged

Window seals are the final layer of protection against moisture and air infiltration which can cause damage to windows. They also aid in helping to keep an ideal temperature inside and reducing energy bills. If you observe that your window seals are failing or if you have noticed an increase in your energy bills, it's essential to fix the issue before it worsens.

If your windows are single or double pane, the glass in them is held in place by an aluminum spacer inside and polyurethane that sandwiched the two panes of tempered or annealed glass. The fluctuation in temperature in Phoenix's sunshine can cause the glass to break down over time, allowing humidity and air to pass through the panes. The window's enhanced insulation value can also be lost if it is filled with inert gases. This is the reason why windows with damaged seals can become foggy.

The best option to take should you suspect that your window seals aren't working is to follow the manufacturer's instructions. It might seem obvious, but many homeowners overlook this step. Cleaning your windows with the recommended cleaner will prolong their life and ensure they are in good condition.

A drafty feeling is one of the signs that your window seal has failed especially on an icy winter day. This is due to the warm air inside your home is being pulled out from the window by cold air outside. Also, if you notice that your electricity bills are suddenly higher than usual without any explanation Your windows could be letting in too much cold air.

Another sign that the seals on your windows are failing is if you notice water between the windows' glass. The moisture could be an elongated line of clear water or a permanent haze that interferes with your view. Moisture between glass is caused by an infiltration breach that occurs when the window seal fails. This can be corrected by resealing with polyurethane the inner aluminum spacer.

Damaged Muntins or Mullions

Muntins and Mullions, the strips of wood that separate panes of glass in single pane windows, can be real or faux. Window repair experts can repair them if they're damaged. They will take the glass, clean and scrape the area, then rebuild any rotted or split muntins or mullions. In many instances this is a more cost-effective option than replacing the entire window.

While the damage to your window frame due to heavy rain snow melt, humidity or even heavy rain may be obvious, the less obvious problems are often overlooked. A crack in the dripcap (the metal cap that covers the top of the frame) could allow moisture into the home. This could lead to rot and mould. A damaged sash cable could also cause rattles and draughts when windows are shut or opened.

A window that is leaking or that causes draughts may be costly to repair, especially when the water seeps into a wall. Any leaks should be repaired as soon as is possible. Draughts are usually caused by faulty hinges on old windows, or because of poorly constructed windows that allow air in. Window and Door Doctor can repair draughts and leaks without having to replace the entire window.

If the casing around your awning window repair is loose, cracked, rotting or completely missing, it will need to be replaced. This is not a job that can be done by a novice. The surrounding wall may be in poor condition and may require to be rebuilt. It is not only unsightly, but it also allows air and moisture to enter the home. This reduces energy efficiency. Most home centers offer primed wood exterior casings, or low-maintenance PVC or vinyl products. They are more weather-resistant than wood, which will require painting frequently to ensure the integrity of the product. No matter the material, all replacement casings should be treated with a paint that is designed for exterior use.