In the past, it was very common for homeowners to resolve broken or damaged windows by repairing them. More recently, the trend has been to remove older windows and replace them, often trading out timber-framed windows for PVC or metal framing. However, as people become more aware of environmental issues, there has been a growing demand for
window repair services.
As a homeowner, you may be torn between repairing or
replacing your windows. In order to understand which is the best option for you, you need to consider exactly what problem your window has which means it needs to be fixed.
Leaks are a common reason why homeowners decide to take action and fix windows. When there is water coming into the interior through the window, this can mean that the window seals have failed, or the exterior casing has deteriorated. On both occasions, you might wish to replace windows.
If you are suffering from a broken or cracked pane of glass, then you will need to see if your local
glazier can provide you with a suitable repair. Single pane windows can often be inexpensively repaired, and you may be able to simply replace the single pane of glass, rather than having to remove the entire window.
If the current frame in your window is made from timber, then it is possible that it may deteriorate to the point where it needs to be repaired or replaced. Common problems include wooden mullions and muntins, the parts separating different panes of glass, and deteriorating or rotting. Sometimes metal supports can also become rusty or start to decay. In these cases, it may be more cost-effective to entirely remove all of the frame, and replace it with something new.
Want to make sure that you are able to get fast
window repair on the Gold Coast? You can talk to A.S.A.P Glass today to get the service you want. Whether it is a fast repair on a single pane, or a complete replacement, our teams can help you today. To find out more, simply
contact us online, or call
1300 734 584 now.
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