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Misted and blown glass units in Staffordshire

Replacing only the sealed unit keeps your Staffordshire frame in place, so the rest of your frontage stays exactly as it is.

Misted double-glazed shop window with a failed seal

Landlords with several misted units in Staffordshire or across the West Midlands can have them measured together, rather than one at a time. If the glass at your Staffordshire premises looks foggy and will not wipe clean, the seal has probably failed and the unit needs replacing.

What do we fix in Staffordshire?

Door and side panel unitsThese sit in critical locations, so the replacement is built with the right safety glass on each side.
Blocked frame drainageWater sitting in the glazing pocket attacks the edge seal. Clearing the drainage path helps the new unit last.
Better glass in the same frameA replacement unit can often include solar control or low-emissivity glass at the same overall thickness.

How much does it cost in Staffordshire?

The guide price is £165 to £695 ex VAT per sealed unit. Water sitting in the frame often causes the failure, so we check the drainage at premises in Staffordshire and the West Midlands when fitting a new unit. Your written quote shows travel, access and any out-of-hours work.

Which towns do you cover?

Common questions

Do you cover all of Staffordshire?

Yes. ShopFronts UK works across Staffordshire, including Burton upon Trent, Cannock, Leek, Lichfield.

How long does a replacement sealed unit take?

Sealed units are made to measure, so the wait is typically counted in weeks rather than days, depending on size and glass type. You get the expected lead time alongside your price, and the old unit stays in place until the new one is ready to fit.

Will a new unit match the others in my shopfront?

Usually, if we match the glass type, coatings and spacer colour. A new unit can look slightly different beside old panes, particularly if those have a tint. We check this before ordering, and can replace adjoining units together if you prefer.

Is a misted unit still insulating?

A misted unit usually insulates less well, because gas has escaped and damp air has replaced it. The glass is still a barrier, so it is rarely an emergency. It does look poor, and moisture can leave permanent marks on the inner faces.

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Misted and blown glass units in Staffordshire

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