Glass Repair in Philadelphia

It happens to us all at some point, whether we rent or own a home. Problematic windows are an eyesore and will get worse over time if they’re not dealt with promptly. Yet it can be painful to deal with window damage. Replacing a window in your home can be costly, not to mention the time and frustration spent on finding a reputable contractor in Philadelphia to do the work for you. Yet, how can you tell if a window can be repaired or is in need of a complete replacement? Luckily, there’s Ardmor – we’re window experts. We’ll do what we can to repair your window and, if it’s not possible, we’ll work with you on a complete replacement that fits your schedule and budget.

Not All Problematic Windows Require Replacement

The two most common window problems that homeowners face are foggy windows and cracked glass. Both are problematic and will only lead to more trouble down the road if not dealt with. With these kinds of issues, you should consult with a professional window repair company—that’s where we come in. Ardmor is an expert in glass repair in Philadelphia, we’ll take a look at your problematic window and give you a tailored strategy for repair or replacement. If we can repair it, we’ll make sure you know that’s an option.

What is a Foggy Window?

A foggy window is just that—a window that is rendered almost completely opaque due to trapped condensation. But what causes this problem? Most windows in our homes are double panned. That means that a pocket of air is sandwiched between two panes of glass, created an insulating wall of air between the outside and the inside of your home. When the seal on your window fails, this will bring with it moisture, which produces fog and condensation. Often, the condensation trapped inside your window is so thick that you can’t even see out of it. This poses practical problems for obvious reasons. Beyond that, it means you have a window in disrepair that’ll only get worse.

This type of problem can be repaired by replacing the glass, the seal, or the entire window, depending on the source of the damage. In many cases, the rubber seal is dry rotted from the sun and is no longer creating an airtight seal. In other cases, the window frame itself is made of wood, and due to decades of moisture, has begun to rot and warp, breaking the airtight seal it once had. Whatever the problem, the window professionals at Ardmor will identify the source of your problem and leave you with a working window.

Can You Live with a Cracked Window?

A cracked window isn’t just unsightly—it’s not doing its job of insulating your home from the outside elements. Beyond that, cracks will only get worse as the seasons change and the temperatures fluctuate. The last thing you want is for a crack to turn into a shattered window—at that point, it’s not just an expensive fix, it’s a danger to you and your family.
At Ardmor, we’re no strangers to cracked windows. We have expert glaziers on hand that’ll come to your home and consult with you about your repair options. When you’re ready, our professionals will schedule a time to replace your cracked glass when its most convenient for you. We’re fast, efficient, and will leave the area cleaner than how we found it.

Repair, Replace, Install—Ardmor Will Do it All

Whatever it is that you need to have done, be it a window repair, a complete replacement, or a new install, Ardmor will be there with you every step of the way. We pride ourselves on our transparency—we’ll give you your options with no pressure attached and tell you what makes the most sense for your budget and circumstances.
Broken windows are stressful enough on their own. At Ardmor, our goal is to make your window problem as painless as possible. If you’re suffering from a foggy window or cracked glass, don’t let it get worse, give us a call so we can help.

ABOUT ARDMOR

Ardmor, Inc. Is a window/door repair company serving New Jersey and Pennsylvania. With over 7 years of carpentry and remodeling experience, they’re the kind of experts you want for your window repair, replacement, or installation. They’ve seen it all and they’ll do it all. But most of all, they’ll do it the right way.