
Board-Up
The emergency protection
Temporary board-up was installed over the damaged centre section so the house window could stay protected until the replacement glass was ready.
Project details
When a large house window glass unit cracks, the opening may need temporary protection before the final replacement can be installed. This project shows the emergency board-up, the preparation for the new insulated glass unit and the finished window after installation.

Board-Up
Temporary board-up was installed over the damaged centre section so the house window could stay protected until the replacement glass was ready.
Glass Ready
The broken glass was cleared out, the area was prepared and the replacement insulated glass unit was brought in for installation.


After
The new insulated glass unit was installed in the existing window frame. The house window was restored and the opening was fully closed again.
Similar completed work
See how similar windows, doors, storefronts and exposed openings were handled.
Before
AfterA residential door in Forest Hill had broken glass that left the entrance exposed. BoardUp protected the door opening first, then replaced the door glass.
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Before
SecuredA sliding door glass opening in Oshawa was damaged and exposed. BoardUp secured the opening so the home remained protected until the correct replacement glass was ready.
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Secured
AfterA Downtown Toronto commercial entrance was secured after glass damage, then the entrance glass was repaired.
View project →Project questions
Common questions when a house window needs temporary board-up and final glass replacement.
Yes. Temporary board-up can secure the opening until the replacement insulated glass unit is ready to install.
Yes. When the frame is still suitable, the damaged glass unit can be removed and a new insulated glass unit installed in the same window.
Yes. BoardUp handles broken residential glass, temporary board-up and replacement glass installation in Oshawa and across the GTA.
Similar damage?
We secure the opening first, then replace the glass or repair the damaged door or storefront.
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