4.9 out of 5 on Google · 180 reviews. Rating snapshot as of 2026-09-27.
Oleh Oliinyk
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“Alex did an amazing job on one of our projects. I would definitely recommend him! We had a shattered patio door, and he was able to come by on short notice to provide a free estimate. His pricing was very reasonable, and he gave us a clear timeline for when the job would be completed. The entire process was professional, efficient, and stress-free.”
Richie Rich
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“I had a great experience with Ben for an emergency repair service, he was super efficient and helpful with the work. Did a great job with fixing the alignment of my balcony door.”
Susan Muir
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“Maks did a fantastic job replacing my fractured patio window. He was quick and efficient, courteous and professional. Would highly recommend this company!”
Samuel Yang
Posted on
“I am satisfied very much on the patio glass replacement work done by very skillful technicians. Thank you.”
abhijeet sarkar
Posted on
“Ken did a great job fixing my vinyl patio door with new wheels. It was quite old and needed fix. Now it works like new. Location: Mississauga”
Customer photograph: shattered patio-door glass before replacement.
While you wait: practical next steps
1.Get children and pets out of the room and off the deck. Tempered glass throws small cubes several metres, and most of a patio panel lands outside rather than inside.
2.Do not walk out in bare feet, sandals or socks, and check the deck boards and the grass line before anyone goes past the threshold in the dark.
3.Leave the panel in the track. Lifting a half-glazed slider out drops whatever glass is still in the frame onto the person carrying it.
4.Take photos of the door, frame and track only from safe positions. Do not move damaged panels or delay urgent securing to get a picture.
5.Tell us on the call whether the door is at grade or on a balcony and roughly how wide the panel is. Balcony access and panel weight change what we bring.
Customer photo reviews
Patio door repairs, reviewed by our customers
Read about shattered glass, an emergency balcony-door repair and sliding-door work, followed by more genuine customer reviews.
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180 customer ratings
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Oleh Oliinyk
Originally posted on Google
“Alex did an amazing job on one of our projects. I would definitely recommend him! We had a shattered patio door, and he was able to come by on short notice to provide a free estimate. His pricing was very reasonable, and he gave us a clear timeline for when the job would be completed. The entire process was professional, efficient, and stress-free.”
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Richie Rich
Originally posted on Google
“I had a great experience with Ben for an emergency repair service, he was super efficient and helpful with the work. Did a great job with fixing the alignment of my balcony door.”
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Susan Muir
Originally posted on Google
“Maks did a fantastic job replacing my fractured patio window. He was quick and efficient, courteous and professional. Would highly recommend this company!”
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Samuel Yang
Originally posted on Google
“I am satisfied very much on the patio glass replacement work done by very skillful technicians. Thank you.”
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abhijeet sarkar
Originally posted on Google
“Ken did a great job fixing my vinyl patio door with new wheels. It was quite old and needed fix. Now it works like new. Location: Mississauga”
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On site
What we do when we get there
01
Clearing inside and out
Patio glass ends up in the track, in the carpet pile, under the couch and across the deck. We clear all four, because the pieces in the bottom channel are the ones that turn up weeks later in someone's foot. Debris leaves with us, and the track is vacuumed out before boarding goes on.
02
Securing a wide opening
A patio opening is too big to treat like a window. Plywood is cut to the panel and fixed into the frame so it cannot be levered off, and where the second panel and the lock are intact we set the door up so it still slides and locks. You are not sleeping behind a leaning sheet.
03
Measuring the panel properly
Measurements come off the rebate in the panel, never off the piece that broke, together with the unit thickness, the spacer depth, the coating and any pattern in the glass. Sliding panels are big, heavy and almost never a catalogue size, so what we record on the securing visit decides whether the new unit drops in cleanly.
04
Tempered glass and the alternative
Safety glazing is required in a patio door, so what goes back is tempered, matched to the panel next to it for thickness, coating and gas fill. On a ground-floor door facing a yard nobody overlooks, laminated glass is worth pricing, since it hangs on in the frame instead of dropping out in one go.
05
Rehanging and the hardware
The new unit goes on fresh setting blocks, the stops go back, and the panel is rehung and adjusted at both rollers so it hangs square and the lock reaches its keeper without a sideways push. While the panel is out, worn rollers and a flattened interlock seal are cheap to deal with, and we quote them openly.
Before and after · Original job photographs
Patio glass replacement, before and after
Two real patio-door jobs, photographed by the customers. Each comparison shows the same door before and after replacement glass was fitted.
Yes. We can secure the damaged opening first and return with the replacement glass. The correct unit may need to be made to measure. We explain the available options and expected supply time with your quote.
Only one of the two panels broke. Do both get replaced?
No. Sliding doors are two independent panels, and the intact one stays exactly as it is. We replace the sealed unit in the damaged panel and match the thickness, coating and tint to the other so the pair look and perform the same. If the good panel has a failed seal as well, we will tell you, but we will not bundle it in.
Someone tried to force the door and the glass cracked. Is the frame damaged too?
Sometimes, and it is worth checking before the glass is ordered. Levering at the corner can rack the panel or bend the interlock, and a panel that has been racked will not hold a new unit true. We check the panel and the frame for square on the securing visit and tell you then whether this is a glass job or a door job.
The door is on a third-floor balcony. Can you still do it?
Yes. Panels are carried rather than lifted from outside, so what matters is the route: elevator dimensions, stairwell turns, and whether the building requires a booking. We check the unit size and weight against that route before ordering, since a panel that will not make the corner is an expensive mistake to discover on delivery day.
Is a boarded patio door secure enough to leave for a few days?
Boarding provides temporary protection, not a permanent replacement for the door or glass. We assess the frame and lock, explain any limitations and arrange the permanent repair as soon as suitable materials are available.
Do you handle condo and rental patio doors?
Yes, both, and we are used to the question of who authorises the work. A tenant or resident can call to get the unit secured immediately; the documentation goes to whoever the property manager or corporation nominates. Elevator and loading access can be booked through management for the panel delivery.