4.9 out of 5 on Google · 180 reviews. Rating snapshot as of 2026-09-27.
Snappers Fish Market
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“Alex is great!!! He is professional, punctual and pays attention to detail!!! He didn’t leave until he thought it was perfect which I loved!!!!! We had our door replaced and he transfered the brass handles over. He is amazing!!!”
Billy Bob
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“Great company … excellent work repairing my door . The problem with the door was an interior bolt so a picture wouldn’t show anything .. but it was not an easy fix … all was done in a timely and skilled fashion! My building is located in Scarborough. The door was a commercial fire exit door. Repair wait time 1–2 hr”
Colin Tooke
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“Great experience from start to finish. Called at 7am on a Sunday about a broken door closer and was all fixed before...”
jimmy jose
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“Quick and Great job.We had a break-in and door glass was smashed.Contacted buildnfix. Ben came same day and hooked us up with temporary door while he ordered custom glass for the door. Within he proactively contacted and fixed the glass door. Amazing job and follow through. Had no guess work and no hidden costs. Great job guys keep up the same work”
Gary Burlacoff
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“We recently had a break in attempt at our business and the front storefront glass was damaged. The team responded quickly, cleaned up the broken glass, and temporarily boarded up the opening to keep the business secure. Once the custom glass was ready, Max came back and completed the storefront glass replacement professionally, including sealing the new glass and finishing everything neatly. Communication was clear, the price was fair, and the final result looks clean and secure. I would definitely recommend them for emergency storefront glass replacement in Etobicoke.”
Customer photo from a door replacement at Snappers Fish Market.
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180 customer ratings
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Snappers Fish Market
Originally posted on Google
“Alex is great!!! He is professional, punctual and pays attention to detail!!! He didn’t leave until he thought it was perfect which I loved!!!!! We had our door replaced and he transfered the brass handles over. He is amazing!!!”
B
Billy Bob
Originally posted on Google
“Great company … excellent work repairing my door . The problem with the door was an interior bolt so a picture wouldn’t show anything .. but it was not an easy fix … all was done in a timely and skilled fashion! My building is located in Scarborough. The door was a commercial fire exit door. Repair wait time 1–2 hr”
C
Colin Tooke
Originally posted on Google
“Great experience from start to finish. Called at 7am on a Sunday about a broken door closer and was all fixed before...”
J
jimmy jose
Originally posted on Google
“Quick and Great job.We had a break-in and door glass was smashed.Contacted buildnfix. Ben came same day and hooked us up with temporary door while he ordered custom glass for the door. Within he proactively contacted and fixed the glass door. Amazing job and follow through. Had no guess work and no hidden costs. Great job guys keep up the same work”
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Gary Burlacoff
Originally posted on Google
“We recently had a break in attempt at our business and the front storefront glass was damaged. The team responded quickly, cleaned up the broken glass, and temporarily boarded up the opening to keep the business secure. Once the custom glass was ready, Max came back and completed the storefront glass replacement professionally, including sealing the new glass and finishing everything neatly. Communication was clear, the price was fair, and the final result looks clean and secure. I would definitely recommend them for emergency storefront glass replacement in Etobicoke.”
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Our services
What’s included
✓Work between service periods
✓Entrance and kitchen doors
✓24/7 emergency dispatch
Front-of-house entrances
The entrance is the first and last thing a guest touches. We set closer speed so it does not slam behind a family, correct doors that have dropped and started catching on the threshold, replace worn pulls and cylinders, and reglaze cracked entrance panels in tempered glass to match what is already in the frame.
Back-of-house and delivery doors
Service doors get propped, kicked and reversed into. We straighten and reinforce hollow metal frames, replace bent hinges and sheared closer arms, fit heavy-duty kick plates, and set a closer that still latches the door when someone lets go of it with both hands full. Weather seal is renewed so the kitchen stops drawing in cold air.
Washroom and accessibility hardware
Washroom doors are the ones guests complain about. Opening force, latch height, self-closing action and push-plate operators are checked and adjusted, and worn privacy locks are replaced. Where an operator has failed, we repair or replace it rather than leaving a door that has to be shouldered by whoever gets there next.
Patio, terrace and folding glass
Seasonal patios run on sliding, folding and swing glass doors that get heavy use for four months and then sit. Rollers, tracks, interlocks, hinges and glass units are all serviced. Booking that work in early spring rather than the first warm weekend is the difference between a patio open on time and one taped off.
Emergency work overnight
Call for immediate 24/7 dispatch after broken glass or a forced entrance. We prioritise making the opening safe and plan permanent repairs around your service times. Safe access and the extent of damage determine when the affected area can be used again.
Timing around service
Nothing here needs to happen during a dinner rush. We work in the gap between lunch and dinner, before opening, after close, or on a scheduled dark day, and we confirm the window when we book rather than turning up hopeful. Multi-unit groups can have several sites done in a single run.
Property types we cover here
Full-service restaurants and dining rooms
Quick-service and takeout counters
Cafes, bakeries and juice bars
Bars, pubs and licensed venues
Food-court and food-hall units
Commissary and delivery-only kitchens
Catering kitchens and banquet halls
Customer projects
Recent commercial work
Documented commercial jobs, with the customer’s photos and account of the work.
Related commercial work: a glass door replacement and an emergency board-up. These are entrance examples, not identified restaurant jobs; temporary protection is labelled separately from permanent repair.
Related on-site work: hardware fitting and entrance-frame preparation. These clips show the actual tasks, rather than a restaurant-specific installation.
That gap is when a lot of our restaurant work happens. Tell us the exact window and we will size the job to it, or split it across two visits rather than running past your open. For anything that needs the entrance out of use, before opening and after close are usually cleaner, and we will say so up front.
Our back door will not stay shut and it is failing inspections. What causes that?
The closer, hinges, frame or latch alignment may be involved. We inspect the opening and quote the work needed to restore closing and locking. Whether it can be completed during the first visit depends on the condition and parts required.
Grease and steam have wrecked the hardware. Is that repairable?
Mostly. Cylinders and closers seize because grease-laden air condenses on them and traps dust, and cleaning plus the right lubricant recovers a lot of them. What does not recover is a closer that is leaking oil or a cylinder that has been forced. In a kitchen we fit hardware suited to the environment rather than the same domestic part again.
The walk-in cooler door will not seal. Do you handle that?
We handle the door hardware side: hinges, cam-lift action, closers, latches, gaskets and the frame the door hangs in. That is where most sealing failures come from, and it is what causes the ice build-up and the compressor running constantly. Refrigeration itself is a separate trade, and we will tell you plainly when the problem is on their side.
Someone put a chair through the front window overnight. How fast can we reopen?
Call for immediate 24/7 dispatch. We assess the damaged opening and prioritise glass cleanup and temporary securing, then arrange replacement glazing. We cannot confirm a reopening time without seeing the damage and checking safe access with your site contact.
We have several locations. Can they be handled together?
Yes. We can run a list across sites in one dispatch, report on each unit with photographs, and invoice per location or consolidated to the group, whichever your bookkeeping prefers. It also makes the pattern visible: the same closer failing at four sites usually means the wrong part was specified everywhere.