24/08/2026
Struggling with condensation on the inside of your windows? Here's what it means.
What is condensation?
Condensation occurs when water vapour in the air cools and turns back into liquid, settling as droplets on cooler surfaces such as glass.
Why does it matter?
When this moisture is left to sit on windows and walls over time, it can lead to problems such as peeling wallpaper, damp patches, and black mould — all of which can affect both your home and your health.
How high-quality glazing helps
Modern windows, expertly crafted by Andrew Wright Windows, are designed to address this issue by keeping the internal glass surface warmer. Using advanced double or triple glazing filled with insulating gas, these windows create an effective barrier that prevents warm room air from meeting a cold surface. Many also feature built-in trickle vents, allowing a controlled flow of fresh air to reduce humidity naturally, without letting in unwanted draughts.
Ready to keep your home warmer and drier? Upgrade your windows today with Andrew Wright's.
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