All Forum Posts by: Rahul Singhal

Just search for a local window/door/glass company. They should be able to fix it without replacing the entire sash.

I had one of the upper fixed panes replaced in a house I sold last year. The Low-E coating had failed and began to oxidize causing a metallic "cloudy" look which the buyer's asked to be replaced. I called a local window and door company. They came out and measured then ordered a new low-e dual pane panel and l ater came out to the house and replaced it in like 15-20 minutes. The glass panes were glued into the vinyl frame. He just popped the old one out carefully then glued the new panel back into place and replaced the trim pieces. I was under the impression I would have to replace the entire window unit (double window). IIRC it was about $200.

broke window?  If so Vinyl they are not standard.  You probably have to pull the sash and frame and replace everything.

If your only doing one window other option is pull the sash that is broke and take it to a glass and mirror shop