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!!!”
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.”
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”
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”
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Retail door replacement and storefront glass reviews first, followed by related entrance work and more customer experiences.
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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!!!”
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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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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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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”
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Our services
What’s included
✓Work around trading hours
✓Glass, doors and automatic operators
✓24/7 emergency dispatch
Frontage glazing and display panels
Cracked, impacted or fogged panels in an aluminium shopfront system are replaced without touching the framing, provided the channel is still straight. We check that first, match thickness and tint to the panels either side, and note vinyl and signage positions before anything comes out so the graphics go back the same.
Entrance doors and closers
A retail entrance takes hundreds of cycles a day, and it shows at the pivots and the closer before anywhere else. We replace worn top and bottom pivots, reset sweep, latch and backcheck so the door shuts without slamming, and adjust opening force to something a customer carrying bags can actually push.
Automatic operators and access
Swing and sliding operators, header sensors, push plates and touchless switches are diagnosed and repaired rather than replaced by default. Opening force, hold-open time and the detection field across the opening are set and tested before we leave, because those settings are what a complaint about your entrance usually turns out to be about.
Securing after a break-in
Immediate 24/7 dispatch for an exposed storefront. We assess the damage, remove unsafe glass and arrange temporary securing before permanent glazing. We explain what can be made usable and what needs further work; reopening depends on the damage and safe access.
Scheduling around trade
Glazing and hardware work is booked for early mornings, evenings, Sundays or your quietest weekday, whichever costs you least. For units inside a mall or a managed centre we go through the building's contractor sign-in and after-hours access process in advance rather than arriving and being turned away at the service door.
Paperwork for landlords and insurers
We provide a damage and repair report, photographs and itemised invoices for your landlord, property manager or insurer. We help with questions about our work throughout the claim. Approval and reimbursement depend on your insurer and policy.
Property types we cover here
Street-front retail on main streets
Strip plaza and power centre units
Enclosed mall and concourse units
Grocery, convenience and pharmacy branches
Showrooms, galleries and studios
Bank and service branches
Customer projects
Recent commercial work
Documented commercial jobs, with the customer’s photos and account of the work.
A glass door replacement and a storefront emergency board-up. Each pair shows the same opening; temporary protection is identified separately from permanent repair.
Related on-site work: door hardware fitting and entrance-frame preparation. These clips show those tasks, not storefront glazing or automatic-door installation.
Some hardware work can be done during opening hours if a safe work area and customer access can be maintained. Glass replacement may need a larger exclusion area or an appointment before opening or after closing. Tell us your trading hours and access requirements; we will assess the job and agree on the visit plan and expected disruption.
How does working inside a managed shopping centre affect the booking?
Mostly through paperwork and timing. Centre management typically requires a contractor sign-in, an approved after-hours window, a loading dock slot and occasionally an escort, and we arrange all of that ahead of the visit. Give us the centre name and unit number when you book, so none of it surfaces at the service entrance at six in the morning.
The entrance is heavy and customers with strollers struggle. Is that fixable?
Usually, and it is worth doing before someone complains formally. Opening force on a manual door is set by closer spring power and by how square the door hangs, and both drift over time. Where the door cannot be brought down to a reasonable force, a low-energy power operator with a push plate is the practical answer, and we can quote one.
Do you handle several locations under one account?
Yes. Multi-site retail is regular work, and we can attend a list of stores, report on each one and invoice per site or consolidated to head office, whichever your accounting needs. Each attendance comes back with photographs and the deficiencies found, so a district manager can see what was done without visiting.
Should we upgrade to laminated glass on the frontage?
It is worth pricing on a unit that has been hit before or sits on a quiet street after dark. An interlayer bonded between two lites keeps the panel in the opening under impact, so a quick smash-and-grab becomes a slow and noisy one. The premium over tempered is real, and it is no substitute for an alarm and good lighting.
What happens to our signage and vinyl on the glass?
It is photographed and measured before the old panel comes out so the replacement can be marked up the same way. Applied vinyl generally does not survive removal, so plan on reprinting it. Where the graphics are expensive or custom, tell us before we start and we will work with your sign supplier on the sequence.