The Glass Guru's unique process quickly and permanently eliminates moisture from failed thermal pane windows while restoring the insulating "R-Value" and preventing any future damage. Unlike glass or window replacement, our moisture removal service provides fast, effective, on-site repair without removing the glass! The process brings back the clarity while also restoring the insulating qualities of the window. Not only will you see and feel the difference, we back it up with a complete 10 year warranty.
The Glass Guru moisture removal process:
- Is non-disruptive and efficient. Can be done quickly so you will not lose valuable time.
- Is economical; a fraction of the cost of replacement.
- Restores the window's insulation ("R") value so energy costs are reduced.
- Is environmentally responsible. No worries about glass disposal.
- Is backed by a fully transferable 10 year warranty.
Scheduling your window repair is streamlined since there is no glass to order or install. Most restorations can be done in 20 minutes or less.
How it Works
Due to normal fluctuations in temperature between day and night, the airspace between your window panes is subject to constant forces of expansion and contraction. This solar pumping is the main contributor to the unavoidable diffusion of outside air into the window's chamber. As the window then cools below the dew point, the moisture in the air deposits itself on the cooler surfaces. As this process continues over time, more and more moisture develops between the panes. This moisture can dramatically affect the thermal qualities of the window and if left untreated can cause permanent and unsightly damage to the inner glass surface.
With The Glass Guru Moisture Removal System, the solar pumping process is reversed. The key to The Glass Guru process is the installation of our patent--pending 'Micro-vents' into your existing windows panes
As sunlight increases the air temperature inside the window, moisture evaporates and an increase in pressure expels the water vapor out of the window through the 'micro-vents'. Over a short time, the window dries completely, leaving the window with the dry buffer of air it needs to insulate properly.
