Failed / Fogged Glass Units

While the appearance of condensation, water droplets, and discoloration between the panes are the most obvious signs of unit failure, the largest concern with  failed insulated glass is the loss of energy efficiency.  Resulting in higher energy bills, the failed glass is no longer able to block the escape of temperature controlled air from your home.

Double paned glass develops condensation between the panes when the perimeter seal of the unit fails.  This happens for many reasons and can occur very quickly or slowly over time.  At Legacy Glass we can replace the glass unit only, while leaving your frame in tact.  All our insulated units are double sealed and carry a 10 year manufacturer warranty against failure. 

Luckily, this situation has a simple fix; at Legacy Glass, we replace hundreds of failed units every year for customers just like  you. 

Glass units consist of two panes of glass, the desiccant, (moisture absorbing gel) filled metal spacer bar around the perimeter of the glass, and the two layers of sealant.  The unit can be made up of many glass options including clear, low-e, tinted and/or safety glass to match your existing windows and meet building codes. 

We can also replace units with grids (or mullion bars); aluminum bars between the panes of glass that give the appearance of true divided lites.

Failed unit with white grids.

To get the grids to line up perfectly, we measured from edge of glass to center of grid and provide the manufacturer with a grid diagram for production. That is the only way to assure a perfect match.

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One of our experienced CSR's will ask you a set of questions to determine your needs; and will provide a very accurate price quote based on your specifications.  If you wish to proceed, one of our glaziers will measure your glass and place an order with one of our select manufacturers.  Within a few days, we will receive your custom glass and schedule the installation.

Please contact us to get your free quote.

We serve the entire Portland Metro area including Lake Oswego, Tualatin, Sherwood, Portland and surrounding areas.