10/15/2026
If the fog on your window won’t wipe off, it isn’t on the glass. It’s inside it. 🪟
Fog between the panes means the window’s insulating seal has failed. Moisture has gotten into the space between the glass, and it stays there. A window in that condition has lost much of its insulating ability, so your heating and cooling systems work harder to make up the difference.
East Bay homes take a lot of punishment here. Morning fog, warm afternoons that drop into cool evenings, and strong inland sun all stress window seals year after year.
Some companies offer defogging, which removes the moisture and adds vents. It can improve how the glass looks for a while, but it doesn’t restore the window’s insulating performance. Our blog article covers what causes seal failure, what your options actually are, and how to tell when replacement makes more sense than a short-term fix.
Read the full article at https://custom-exteriors.com/blog/tackling-foggy-windows-in-your-east-bay-home.
Questions? Call us at 925-248-4153.