Crystal Clear has a unique and innovative solution for repairing rather than replacing failed and misted double glazed window units.
We have been repairing failed DGU’s for our Social Housing Organisation clients for more than a decade and currently provide for some 50 registered providers and registered social landlords throughout country.
Last year we successfully renovated more than 20,000 failed units on Social Housing stock saving more than £800,000 when compared to traditional replacement methods. Our process also saved 600 tonnes of waste glass from landfill and by avoiding the production of new replacement glass we were able to reduce CO2 emissions by 660 tonnes.
- Features
- First Time Fix compared to at least 2 visits for Replacement.
- We work from the outside
- Significant cost saving compared to replacement
- We can also work from the Inside
- Significant glass waste saving and CO2 reduction
- Quarterly update report
- Customer service team training
- Weekly Job update report
- 10 Year Warranty
- Benefits
- Improved customer service
- Minimal non access.
Customer doesn’t even have to be in - Excellent value for money
- Saving cost and the need for specialist equipment on high rise buildings.
- Helping to achieve waste reduction targets
- Sharing cost and waste saving successes
- Improved diagnosis
- Keeps you Informed
- Peace of mind
Before Repair
Significant amount of trapped moisture means poor visibility and poor thermal efficiency
After Repair
Clear and dry – Significantly improved view and restored thermal performance
Latest news
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