
Before
The entrance problem
The door glass was broken, leaving the entrance exposed and unsuitable to leave open.
Project details
Broken door glass affects the opening, the frame and the way the entrance is used. Temporary protection keeps the door secure while replacement glass is prepared.

Before
The door glass was broken, leaving the entrance exposed and unsuitable to leave open.
Board-Up
The door opening was secured so the property was protected while the glass replacement was arranged.


After
After temporary protection, the damaged door glass was replaced. The entrance was secured first, then restored with the new glass.
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Before
AfterA basement window in an Etobicoke home was broken and left exposed. BoardUp secured the opening with plywood board-up, then returned to install new glass and restore the window.
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Before
SecuredBroken entry-door glass left an Etobicoke entrance exposed. BoardUp secured the glass opening so the property remained protected until the correct replacement glass was ready.
View project →Project questions
These are the questions customers usually need answered when the damage looks similar.
Yes. The opening can be secured first so the entrance is not left exposed.
Not always. The right temporary protection depends on the door type, opening and damage.
Yes. The opening can be secured first and the glass replaced afterward.
Similar damage?
We secure the opening first, then replace the glass or repair the damaged door or storefront.
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