A misted pane, a stiff handle, or a failed seal doesn't always mean a new window — often it's a straightforward, much cheaper fix.
Existing windows fail in a fairly predictable set of ways — misted double glazing (a failed seal letting moisture between the panes), stiff or broken hinges and handles, draughty frames from perished weatherstripping, or locks that no longer engage properly. Most of these are repairable without replacing the whole window, which is worth knowing before assuming a full replacement is the only option.
A misted window pane is almost always just the sealed unit failing, not the frame — in most cases we can replace the glass unit alone rather than the whole window, which is a fraction of the cost.
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