Fogged Windows Don't Always Need to Be Replaced.

If you're seeing fog, haze, or moisture trapped between the panes of your windows, full replacement may not be your only option.

Window Medics' proprietary defog restoration process can restore qualifying windows and extend the life of the existing glass at a fraction of the cost of replacement.

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What's Happening Between the Glass?

Most modern windows contain two or more panes of glass that are sealed together to create an insulated glass unit. Over time, that seal can fail, allowing moisture to enter the space between the panes.

The result is the fog, haze, or condensation you see inside the window.
Once moisture is trapped between the panes, cleaning the inside or outside of the glass won't solve the problem. That's where Window Medics' defog restoration process may be able to help.

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Avoid unnecessary glass or full-window replacement.
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Save up to 70% compared to glass replacement.
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Proprietary Window Medics restoration process backed by our 20-year limited warranty.

First We Determine What Your Window Actually Needs

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If restoration is the right option, our team performs the proprietary defog treatment on the existing insulated glass unit.

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The process removes trapped moisture and helps restore clarity while extending the useful life of the existing window.

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The process removes trapped moisture and helps restore clarity while extending the useful life of the existing window.

Is Defog Restoration Right for Your Window?

First, We Determine What Your Window Actually Needs.

Not every fogged window is a candidate for restoration. The condition of the glass, frame, seals, and overall window system all play a role in determining the right solution.

If your window doesn't qualify for defog restoration, Window Medics can determine whether replacing the insulated glass or replacing the window itself makes more sense.

The goal is to solve the problem without replacing more than necessary.

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See how Window Medics has helped Alaska homeowners restore fogged windows and bring back the view.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Questions About Window Defog Restoration?

Why might my window look worse before it gets better?

The restoration solution can take up to 12 weeks to work completely. During this period, the window may temporarily appear worse as our proprietary blend dissolves the trapped moisture and buildup between the panes. Once the process is complete, the glass should reveal a clear view again.

Can Low-E glass be treated with the defog restoration process?

No. Low-E glass is not compatible with the Window Medics defog restoration solution. We will help determine whether another repair or glass-replacement option is more appropriate.

How do I know whether my window qualifies?

The type of glass and window frame helps us determine whether the restoration process is likely to work. Customers should identify whether the frame is wood, vinyl, or metal and provide any available information about the glass.

What happens if my window has not cleared after 12 weeks?

If the window has not cleared after 12 weeks, Window Medics of Alaska will apply the amount paid for the defog restoration service toward glass replacement.

What happens if the window fogs again during the 20-year warranty period?

Contact Window Medics of Alaska. We will either perform the defog restoration again under the warranty or apply the original defog service price toward glass replacement.

Can defog restoration be performed during the winter?

Yes. Window Medics of Alaska performs defog restoration services year-round.

Before You Replace It, See If We Can Restore It.

If your windows are fogged, hazy, or showing moisture between the panes, schedule an evaluation to find out if defog restoration is an option.