Exposed door or window? Immediate emergency dispatch for homes and businesses. We assess the opening, arrange temporary securing and plan the permanent glass or door repair.
4.9 out of 5 on Google · 180 reviews. Rating snapshot as of 2026-09-27.
TheMethaneTank
Posted on
“Our house was broken into recently and this company helped us board up our door that had been smashed open. The technician boarded up our door very well and it made us feel a little bit safer as we decide on what to do. This company was very quick to respond and they were very kind to us and thoughtful of our situation!”
Gary Burlacoff
Posted on
“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
Posted on
“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”
Javier Solis
Posted on
“I'm in scarborough they came complete the job, Very friendly and professional; everything was very clean. Excellent work.”
Original job photograph of a boarded commercial doorway, before its glass door was replaced.
While you wait: practical next steps
1.Keep people away from the damaged opening and move to a safe location. Do not stay in an unsafe building to guard it. Call for immediate dispatch if the property cannot be secured.
2.Take photos of the opening only from safe positions. Do not cross broken glass, enter an unsafe area or delay urgent securing to photograph the damage.
3.Keep away from loose glass and unstable framing. Let the technician assess the opening before anyone attempts temporary boarding.
4.Have the address, the rough size of the opening and the floor it is on ready when you call, plus whether there is a dog on site and where we can park.
Customer photo reviews
Customers who needed their openings secured
Home board-up, storefront boarding and temporary door securing come first. Read what customers say about the initial response and follow-up work, then explore more genuine reviews.
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TheMethaneTank
Originally posted on Google
“Our house was broken into recently and this company helped us board up our door that had been smashed open. The technician boarded up our door very well and it made us feel a little bit safer as we decide on what to do. This company was very quick to respond and they were very kind to us and thoughtful of our situation!”
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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”
J
Javier Solis
Originally posted on Google
“I'm in scarborough they came complete the job, Very friendly and professional; everything was very clean. Excellent work.”
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On site
What we do when we get there
01
Answered at any hour
Call day or night for immediate emergency dispatch. If all representatives are busy, leave your number or send a text for a callback. Describe the opening and damage so we can plan the materials, access and temporary securing required.
02
Making the opening safe
Loose glass comes out of the frame first, because a piece left in the channel drops later onto whoever is standing under it. Fragments are cleared from the floor, the track, the sill and the ground outside, and everything leaves with us. Sharp metal edges on a forced frame get dressed down.
03
Temporary securing suited to the opening
We assess the frame, fixing points and access before choosing a securing method. Where suitable, restoring working door hardware may preserve access. Boarding and temporary hardware must not compromise required escape routes.
04
Keeping the space usable
Where conditions allow, we isolate the damaged panel while preserving a safe entrance. Tell us about business hours and access needs. Whether the area can remain in use depends on the damage and safe exit arrangements.
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Measured for the real repair
While the boarding goes up, the opening is measured and the glass or door specification recorded, so fabrication can start as soon as you approve the quote. When the parts land we come back, fit them, strip the boarding out and remove it from site. You deal with the same number the whole way through.
Before and after · Original job photographs
Board-up and replacement: real jobs
A damaged entrance temporarily boarded in our Vancouver archive, and a separate boarded doorway later fitted with a glass door. Each pair shows the same opening; temporary protection is not a permanent repair.
Real on-site footage of entrance-frame preparation and door-jamb adjustment. These are related repair tasks, not board-up installation or recordings of the jobs shown above.
Boarding is temporary protection while a permanent repair is arranged. We explain its limitations and the expected replacement schedule after assessment. Report loose boarding, water ingress or changed conditions promptly; do not try to adjust it yourself.
Will boarding damage my frame or my brick?
Fixings have to go somewhere, so there will be screw holes, usually into the frame or the stops rather than the face of the building. On a finished aluminium or vinyl frame we fix into the least visible face and, where possible, through-bolt across the opening instead. Any holes left behind are made good when the permanent glazing goes in.
Do you board interior openings too?
Yes. Interior partitions, office glazing, display cases and glass doors inside a building all get covered, usually with lighter material than an exterior opening needs, because the job there is separation and safety rather than weather and security. It keeps the space usable while the replacement glass is being made.
Can you board up after a fire or a forced entry by the fire service?
We can assess damaged doors and openings after the responsible authorities have confirmed safe access. Tell us about any fire, structural damage or access restrictions when you call. We do not enter or work beside an unsafe structure before it is cleared for the proposed work.
Is the board-up a separate invoice from the repair?
We itemise emergency securing separately from permanent repairs so you and your insurer can see what work was done. Permanent work is quoted for approval. Ask your insurer about its documentation requirements and coverage.
Do you cover homes as well as commercial buildings?
Both, on the same 24/7 line. Houses, condo units, apartments, shops, offices, restaurants and industrial units all get the same sequence: clear the glass, close the opening, photograph and measure, then come back with the permanent repair. The materials change with the opening; the order of work does not.