Removing Condensation in Windows

Save Money and Energy and also Increase your Property Value.
 
Foggy windows are more than just ugly to look through.
The window condensation reduces the window’s ability to insulate you from outside temperatures, defeating the purpose of having thermal pane windows!

Furthermore, moisture begins to rot and corrode your glass if not fixed. As fog turns to condensation it leaves white vertical drip lines, etched panes and eventually large patches of white haze.

Our window treatment can solve all of these problems and is backed by our 20-Year Warranty. 

Carry out a Thorough Inspection of the Windows in your Home. 
 
If you have been experiencing glass failure in your home, chances are that all your thermal pane windows are nearing the end of their life because during the construction your home, windows are installed as a "family of windows".

The clear windows adjacent to visibly foggy windows have been exposed to the same devastating environmental conditions. There may not be visible signs of failure yet (i.e. window condensation), but it isn’t far behind.

Just some of the Benefits of windows repairs:

• Repair existing glass at a savings of 50%-70% over the cost of replacement glass.
• Increased insulation "R" value by 71%.
• Lower energy costs and less wear on your HVAC equipment.
• Neutralize the solar pumping that caused the moisture in the first place.
• 20-year transferable parts and labor warranty.

Why wait until you have a Major Problem? Extend Your Window Life! 
 
Window Medics has a preventative maintenance procedure that rids windows of accumulated moisture and insures no permanent moisture damage from foggy window condensation problems will ever occur. Our certified Technicians will test your windows and those showing signs of failure will be repaired prior to the damaging moisture becoming visible.

Extend the life of your thermal pane windows another 20 years and increase the R-Value insulation properties of your windows.

Remember, moisture or damp air within the window cavity causes window condensation and significantly reduces the "R" Value of your thermal pane windows.