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Blown window repair cost

Blown or misted double glazing repair cost.

A blown or misted double-glazed window is repaired by replacing only the failed sealed glass unit — the frame stays. As a guide that is from £65 per unit fitted, or from £400 for several units in one visit (typically four to five). The price depends on the size of the unit, the type of glass and access, and is confirmed in a free quote with no call-out charge.

Short answer

A blown or misted double-glazed window is repaired by replacing only the failed sealed glass unit — the frame stays. As a guide that is from £65 per unit fitted, or from £400 for several units in one visit (typically four to five). The price depends on the size of the unit, the type of glass and access, and is confirmed in a free quote with no call-out charge.

Typical A&E guide prices (Essex, 2026)

JobTypical A&E guide priceWhen it applies
Misted / blown sealed unit (each)from £65 per unit fittedOne foggy or blown pane replaced in a sound frame.
Several units in one visit / whole housefrom £400Typically four to five units replaced in a single visit.
Toughened safety glass replacementfrom £65Where safety glass is required, such as doors and low panes.
Laminated glass replacementfrom £85Higher-security or noise-reducing laminated panes.
Obscure / patterned bathroom glassfrom £95Privacy glass for bathrooms and side panels.
Conservatory misted unit replacementfrom £65 per unitFoggy conservatory glass replaced in a sound frame.

These are typical A&E guide prices, not fixed quotes. Every job is priced individually once we have seen the actual fault, size, glass, access and urgency — your exact price is confirmed in a free, no-obligation quote with no call-out charge. Over-60s receive a discount on all repairs.

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What changes the price of a blown unit

FactorWhy it mattersWhat to send
Unit sizeLarger units cost more to make and need more handling.Rough width and height of the glass.
Glass typeToughened, laminated, obscure or low-E glass is priced differently.Photo of the glass and where the window is (door, bathroom, low pane).
Number of unitsSeveral units in one visit is better value than separate call-outs.How many panes are misted.
AccessUpper floors, conservatory roofs and awkward openings change the work.Room, floor level and access notes.
Frame conditionA new unit only fixes the glass; a failing frame needs a different answer.Say whether the window opens, closes and locks normally.

What “blown” actually means

“Blown”, “misted”, “foggy” and “failed” all describe the same fault: the seal around the edge of the double-glazed unit has broken down and moist air has got between the panes. Wiping the glass will not clear it, because the moisture is inside the unit.

Repair, not a new window

If the frame is sound, there is no need to replace the whole window. We measure the failed unit, have a new one made to size and fit it into your existing frame, so the glass is clear again for a fraction of the cost of a new window. That usually means one visit to measure and a return visit to fit.

Blown window repair across Tendring and Colchester

We replace blown units across Clacton-on-Sea, Holland-on-Sea, Frinton-on-Sea, Walton-on-the-Naze, Great Holland, Brightlingsea, Harwich, Manningtree and Colchester. If several panes have gone, grouping them into one visit keeps the cost down.

Signs a unit has blown

  • Mist or droplets between the panes.
  • Cloudy or milky glass that will not wipe clean.
  • Water marks or streaks inside the unit.
  • Worse on cold mornings, clearer later in the day.
  • The frame still opens, closes and locks normally.

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FAQs

  • How much does it cost to replace a blown double glazed unit?

    As a guide, a misted or blown sealed unit is replaced from £65 per unit fitted, or from £400 for several units in one visit (typically four to five). Every job is priced individually after we have seen it, with a free quote and no call-out charge.

  • Do I need a new window if the double glazing has blown?

    Usually not. If the frame is sound, only the sealed glass unit is replaced and the frame stays.

  • Can blown double glazing be fixed without replacing the glass?

    Not durably. Once the edge seal has failed, the lasting fix is a new sealed unit made to fit your existing frame.

  • How long does it take to replace a misted unit?

    The unit is measured first and fitted on a return visit once it has been made to size.

  • Do you charge a call-out fee?

    No. Quotes are free with no call-out charge, and over-60s receive a discount on all repairs.

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