
Before
The opening
The sliding door glass was broken, leaving a large residential opening exposed.
Project details
Sliding and patio doors are wide openings. Once glass breaks, the home can be exposed to weather and access, so the opening has to be secured before replacement glass is installed.

Before
The sliding door glass was broken, leaving a large residential opening exposed.
Secured
The door remained secured while the correct replacement glass was prepared. The home remained protected while the correct sliding-door glass was prepared.

Similar completed work
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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
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.
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These are the questions customers usually need answered when the damage looks similar.
Yes. A temporary cover or board-up can secure the opening before final glass repair.
No. Sliding and patio doors are large residential openings, so the panel size and door system matter.
Yes. The first step is to protect the opening so the home is not left exposed.
Similar damage?
We secure the opening first, then replace the glass or repair the damaged door or storefront.
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