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Mr-Glass Custom & Geometric Windows in Wellington: What to Know First

Mr-Glass custom and geometric windows in Wellington typically take 3 to 6 weeks from measure to install, and repair work on existing units usually runs $175 to $600 depending on the shape, glass type, and whether the frame needs re-truing. We’re an independent Mr-Glass service provider, not a manufacturer affiliate, which means we recommend the fix that actually serves the homeowner, not the one that protects a factory warranty. This page is for Wellington residents who own Mr-Glass shaped windows: arches, trapezoids, circles, ovals, and oversized openings that standard window shops won’t touch. If you have a fogged arched unit or a geometric window that binds in the frame, call us at (561) 349-4826 and we’ll tell you what you’re dealing with.

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How Mr-Glass Products Fail - and How We Fix Them

Dale Kessler has been measuring and setting shaped windows in Palm Beach County for going on three decades, and Mr-Glass units have failure patterns that repeat season after season. Here’s what we see, and what we do about it:

• Arched and radius-top units lose their seal at the apex. The Mr-Glass radius series, particularly the units installed in Wellington’s Olympia and Buena Vida neighborhoods in the early 2000s, were built with a curved spacer that flexes under Florida heat. The seal separates at the crown where the curvature is tightest, and you get that milky fog that never wipes clean. We order replacement glass cut to the exact radius template from the original opening, not a “close enough” approximation.
• Geometric fixed windows crack at the pointed corners. Trapezoid and triangle Mr-Glass units carry stress at the sharpest angle. When a Wellington home settles, that point becomes the fail point. We’ve replaced three trapezoid units in the Paddock Park area this season alone where the crack started at the exact same corner. The fix is a slightly thicker lite, properly bedded, with the frame re-shimmed so the load isn’t concentrated.
• Oversized openings sag when the original header was undersized. Mr-Glass did not build the framing, but their extra-wide geometric units often went into openings where the builder cut corners on the header. Ten years later the frame is carrying weight it was never meant to, and the window binds. We check the opening before we touch the glass. If the header is failing, we say so plainly, and we fix the framing before we set the new unit.
• Circle-tops on Mr-Glass casement combinations develop internal condensation. The round vent units paired with rectangle casements in Wellington’s newer communities are a known weak point. The desiccant strip inside the IGU saturates faster in humid climates, and once it’s spent, there is no drying it out. We replace the IGU with a new one rated for Miami-Dade humidity cycles, which is what should have gone in on day one.
• Custom Mr-Glass units no longer have active manufacturer support for older lines. If the label on your unit says a series name that the supplier’s current rep does not recognize, you’re not alone. Mr-Glass has gone through distribution changes, and Wellington homeowners with units from the 1990s often can’t get factory parts. As an independent Mr-Glass service provider, we source quality aftermarket glass and hardware that matches or exceeds the original spec, and we register the workmanship warranty in writing so you are never left holding nothing.

Our Mr-Glass Custom & Geometric Windows Process

Every Mr-Glass job follows the same sequence, whether it is a small trapezoid repair or a full custom arch replacement. We do not skip steps, and we do not send someone out who has never set a radius unit before.

1. 1
   Call and talk to a person. You reach someone on our team immediately, at any hour, not a call center in another state. We ask what the window is doing, what the unit looks like, and when it was installed.
2. 2
   Measure twice, photograph everything. A technician comes to your Wellington home, measures the opening twice, documents the existing unit and its condition, and checks the surrounding frame for true.
3. 3
   Quote side by side on paper. We price OEM parts where they are still available alongside quality aftermarket equivalents, so you see exactly what you are paying for and why.
4. 4
   Remove and set carefully. Shaped windows come out fragile and go in fragile. We strip the old glazing clean, bed the new unit properly, and shim the frame so the glass is not under pressure from the structure.
5. 5
   Test, seal, and clean. We check the operation, check the seal, clean the glass and the sill, and walk you through what we did.
6. 6
   Register the warranty in writing before the truck leaves. The Keystone Standard means both manufacturer warranty layers are registered with durations stated, and our Done Right Promise is on paper. If the pane is not true, the job is not done.

What Mr-Glass Custom & Geometric Windows Costs in Wellington

Expect to pay real money for properly set shaped glass in Wellington. Here is what we see on typical Mr-Glass work:

• Seal repair on a small fixed trapezoid or triangle: $175 to $350
• IGU replacement in an arched or radius-top unit: $300 to $600, depending on the radius and glass package
• Full geometric unit replacement (fixed, single lite): $600 to $1,400, shaped by the number of radius points and the glazing
• Oversized custom arch or curved window, new: $1,800 to $6,000, influenced by opening size, impact rating, and frame material

What moves the price is the radius template, the glass thickness, whether the frame needs re-truing, and whether the new unit must carry impact ratings. We give written line-item quotes before any work begins, and we do not add surprise line items on the bill. Call (561) 349-4826 to schedule a free estimate. You will get a price in writing, not a rough guess.

Why Wellington Homeowners Call TruePane Windows & Doors for Mr-Glass Work

We have served Wellington since 2008, and Dale Kessler founded this company in 2008 out of a principle he learned growing up in Paddock Park: out-of-true installs and voided warranties are problems worth fixing permanently. When a Wellington homeowner calls us about a Mr-Glass unit, they get a background-checked technician in uniform who knows the difference between a radius template and a guess. We are an authorized installer for more than a dozen manufacturer lines, including, PGT, CGI, and ES Windows, so if the best fix is not a Mr-Glass part at all, we can quote the right alternative on paper, side by side. If the pane is not true, the job is not done. We stand behind it, in writing, on every single job.

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