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How to Spot Problems With Your Window and Door Doctor

Conservatories, windows, doors and windows can develop a number of issues as they get older. Leaks, draughts, and other damage can be costly and impact the functionality of your home, its aesthetics, and energy efficiency.

Loose, cracked and rotten casings are easy to repair by replacing it with primed wood exterior casing purchased from most home centers.

Frame Damage

Windows and doors in your home offer security and enhance the design and appearance of your home. Damaged or inoperable doors and windows don't just hinder your home's appearance but they may also cause leaks that compromise the structural integrity of your home and cause costly damage. It is a mistake to ignore such problems, since it will cost you money and time.

Whether you have a door that's difficult to open or close or has cracks or squeaks in the frame, these issues could quickly turn into a major problem. Leaks, draughts, and other damage can threaten the security of your family and pets and lead to expensive structural damage to your home.

Window and door doctor is staffed with trained, insured professionals that can help you solve any of these issues quickly and efficiently. We can repair the damaged parts of your frame, restoring it's ability to function normally and ensuring that your doors and windows are safe and secure. A professional can guide you on the best options for replacement of your door or windows, preventing any further damage and future issues. We can repair or replace uPVC conservatories, UPVC windows, and uPVC door. We use only the best quality products recommended by professional specifiers such as architects. If you've got a small leak or require a full frame replacement, our experts will provide the service that you require at a price that is within your budget.

Seal Damage

Even the strongest window seals may fail over time. The direct sunlight exposure and harsh cleaning chemicals, natural house melting and settling, packed snow, and regular daily usage can cause damage to windows and their seals. It is not uncommon for homeowners to not protect their window seals. If your window seals aren't functioning properly, your windows will leak air and water. This can cause wood rot and lead to the growth of mold in your home.

Condensation of the glass layers is a common sign of a leaky seal. the window doctor that forms between the window panes can give the glass a milky white look and is difficult to wipe away. The accumulation of moisture can cause a permanent cloud of haze on your window, which may interfere with your view of the outdoors.

A damaged window seal can impact your energy bill. If the seal fails the windows won't be able keep warm indoor air and cool air outside. This can result in higher bills.

It is possible to fix the damaged seal on your window, however, in some cases, the rest of the window may have been damaged, and a replacement could be the better option. When deciding whether to repair or replace, it is important to be aware of the warranty coverage you have.

Failing window seals may cause condensation to form in the gaps between double-paned windows. This can result in a cloudy appearance that makes it difficult to see through your windows, and it can detract from the beauty of your home's interior. In the majority of instances replacing the insulated glass unit (IGU) is the only solution to resolve this problem. It is not worth the trouble to attempt to solve this issue by caulking or defogging. The replacement of your IGU by an experienced professional will restore the appearance and functionality of your window. It can also increase your home's value and efficiency. A professional can help you select the right IGU for your house.

Double-Pane Window Damage

Double pane windows are frequently chosen by homeowners due to their energy efficiency, comfort and noise reduction. However they are also prone to damage. If a window's pane is damaged, it might be possible to repair the glass or replace it completely. It depends on the extent and quality of the damage.

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

Moisture buildup between double-pane windows can cause a myriad of problems, including an increase in energy efficiency as well as increased humidity in your home. It can also trigger mold growth, which is a serious health risk.

If moisture gets trapped between your windows and seals, it causes them to weaken and break down. This can also allow air from outside to condense between the windows, which can cause further damage and making it difficult for windows to insulate your home properly.

If your double-pane windows are leaking or fogging, it's time to call experts for window repair. In these situations it's often necessary to replace the insulated glass unit (IGU) completely. A window repair professional with experience will take out the old unit and install a brand new one.





While it could be tempting to just replace the damaged window pane, it's important to remember that this can significantly diminish the insulation capacity of your window. In reality, 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 way to connect the inside of your home to the outside world. Over time, and with frequent use, your sliding glass door may begin to appear to require repair or replacement. Fortunately, you can often detect these issues before they become serious.

One of the most obvious indications that your sliding door is in need of repair is when it requires longer than usual effort to open and close it. This is usually due to the rollers wearing out and needing to be replaced. The rollers may fail to support the sliding doors if they are not replaced. This can make it difficult to move the door, and even impossible to lift it.

If you notice that your sliding doors are no longer weather-proof, it might be time to repair or replace them. If you can hear water or air creeping across the edges of the window, it is likely that the seals on your door and window have come loose. This is a serious problem that could impact your energy efficiency and leave your home vulnerable to pests and the elements.

You can check for loose or damaged seals by using an outdoor hose to spray water around the edges of your sliding glass door. If you hear water dripping through the window, it is time to call an expert repair professional to take a look at the sliding glass doors.

Although many sliding glass doors can be repaired, it's important to keep in mind that occasionally replacing the entire door may be the best option. This can be especially true if your sliding door is old or was improperly installed when it was installed.

Keeping your sliding glass doors in good condition will improve your home's energy efficiency as well as its appearance, security, and safety. Contact the experts at Window and Door Doctor today if you have any questions regarding your sliding glass door. We can conduct an exhaustive inspection to determine if your sliding glass door needs repairs or replacement.