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Manager: Roger Bonnick
Tel: 0800 880 7579
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Close to the stunning Lake District and the North West coastline, Lancaster is a fantastic and popular destination for locals and tourists alike. With a number of historic monuments, such as Lancaster Castle, Williamson Park, Ashton Memorial, The Midland Hotel in Morecambe, and so much more, it’s no wonder our engineers love living and working here.
People throughout Lancashire and Cumbria can access Cloudy2Clear’s local engineers to replace failed double glazing. We can provide you with a free, no obligation quotation, that takes, on average, no longer than 20 minutes. We also save customers time and money by replacing the pane, not the whole pane.
We pride ourselves on service excellence but don’t take our word for it. Over 3,000 combined branch reviews from Which? Trusted Trader.
While Lancaster is famous for its royal links and other notable people such as Jon Richardson and rock star John Waite, we are famed for being the UK’s leading company for failed double glazing. We also offer a 25 year guarantee on all of our glazing products, as well as being able to repair broken hinges, locks, handles, and seals.
If you live in Lancaster or the surrounding area, contact local branch manager, Roger Bonnick today.
2 Willow Grove
Quernmore Road
Lancaster
LA1 3JU
Tel: 0800 880 7579
If you’ve noticed steam or condensation inside your double-glazed windows, it’s time for an upgrade.
Our engineers can also replace broken locks, handles, seals & hinges.
Do you have failed double glazing? Get in touch with your local experts today for more information.
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Branch Manager:
Roger Bonnick
I trained as a Graphic designer but I started out by selling Life insurance. I then moved into my chosen profession, graphic design, before taking on my Cloudy2clear franchise business. As it turns out the best decision I could have made!
I have been with Cloudy2clear since March 2012, 7 years 6 months.
I’m lucky to live in a most beautiful part of the country; on the doorstep to the Lake District National park, Yorkshire dales and the Pennines. Living in this part of the world is perfect for walking (accompanied by my dog Pepper) mountain biking and simply enjoying eating out at local restaurants surrounded by the breathtaking views.
Yes, it can. Not only can double glazing be repaired but it’s a much cheaper solution than replacing your faulty windows with brand new units. Our expert engineers replace just the window panes to keep costs low and to get your double glazing up and running again in a flash.
You should replace your double glazing when you notice condensation or mist forming between the window panes. This means the seals are failing and moisture is getting trapped inside, which can lead to heat loss, damp and can risk damaging the frame.
Yes. Double glazing creates a vacuum to prevent moisture from entering your home, helping to keep mould and damp at bay.
Yes. The same ingenuity that goes into our double glazing window replacement is used to upgrade faulty double glazing on doors. The cost of replacing double glazing on doors will depend on the size of the glass.
It’s very unlikely that you would ever need planning permission to replace your windows with double glazing unless you live in a listed building or in a conservation area.