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Window & IGU FAQs

Is your window seal failing?

Pick what you're seeing below to diagnose your window.

How do I spot a failed seal?

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What causes the seal to fail?

Colorado is tough on glass.

Intense high-altitude sun during the day and freezing temperatures at night cause the glass to expand and contract aggressively, tearing the seal over time.

An Insulated Glass Unit (IGU) is a double or triple-pane window sealed with an insulating gas (like Argon) to keep out the Colorado cold and heat.
Inside the metal perimeter spacer bar is a moisture-absorbing material called desiccant. It drinks up any internal humidity. Once the window's outer seal breaks and lets outside air leak in, the desiccant gets 100% saturated and can no longer hold the moisture.
Failed units cannot be resealed on-site. We leave your existing window frame entirely intact, but we extract the old glass and replace it with a brand-new, factory-sealed IGU to restore your view and energy efficiency.

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