Foggy glass in a patio door is condensation or haze trapped *between* the two panes of the insulated glass unit, and it means the unit’s edge seal has failed. No amount of cleaning will fix it, because the moisture is inside the sealed airspace where no cloth...
Yes in the large majority of cases; the glass in a door can be replaced without replacing the door itself. Door glass, whether it’s the big sealed unit in a patio door, the insert in a front entry door, or a decorative panel, is a separate component held in the...
Patio door replacement cost is determined by four things: the size and configuration of the door, the materials and glass package you choose, the condition of the opening it’s going into, and — critically — whether you actually need a full replacement at all....
The cost of a new front entry door in Ottawa depends on five main factors: the door’s material and construction, the amount and style of glass it contains, whether you add sidelights or a transom, the hardware you choose, and the complexity of the installation....
A door that won’t latch is a door whose latch bolt no longer lines up with the opening in the strike plate on the frame. The cause is almost always one of four things: a misaligned strike plate, sagging or worn hinges, a swollen or shifted frame, or a failing...
A sliding patio door that is hard to open is almost always caused by one of three things: worn or damaged rollers underneath the door panel, a dirty or bent track, or a door that has shifted out of alignment in its frame. The good news is that a stiff, grinding, or...
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