When your double glazing becomes misted or has that foggy look then condensation is building up inside the two panes of glass. Condensation is the formation of water droplets and when they are dry in warm weather it creates misted glass.

Misted or foggy glass are caused by a break in the seal of a double glazing unit. This allows moisture to come in and creates that misted glass. If condensation is on the outside of the glass then it’s a sign of changing temperatures, however if its on the inside then the seal has been infringed.

Energy efficiency
Replacing a misted double glazing unit will help increase the energy efficiency of that room by keeping the warmth in and the cold out.

Saving money
By replacing the misted glass you are saving money by not replacing the whole window which includes the frames.

Aesthetics
Misted glass isn’t pleasant to look at and by replacing it you can make your
home look nice.

Noise reduction
Replacing the misted glass could help keep unwanted noise from the outside inside your home.

Reduction in energy bills
Misted glass let that warmth out meaning you could keep your heating on for longer to keep warm. Replacing the glass could help reduce your energy bills.