Before
The damage
The front storefront glass was damaged and the business frontage could not be left exposed.
Project details
The storefront had to be secured before the damaged glass was replaced.
For commercial storefront damage, the first priority is to control the exposed frontage. Once the opening is protected, the glass replacement or door repair can be completed without leaving the business open.
After
The glass replacement
After the opening was secured, the damaged storefront glass was replaced. The exposed business frontage was secured, then the storefront glass was replaced.
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Services connected to this project
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Storefront glass repair
For smashed or exposed storefront glass that needs securing first.
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Storefront glass replacement
For the final commercial glass repair after damage.
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Commercial glass securing
For business windows, storefronts and commercial entrances.
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Brampton storefront repair questions
These are the questions customers usually need answered when the damage looks similar.
Can a storefront be secured before the new glass is ready?
Yes. The opening can be secured with temporary protection or board-up before the final storefront glass repair.
Is this only for retail stores?
No. The same process applies to restaurants, offices, plazas and commercial storefront units.
Can the glass be repaired after the opening is secured?
Yes. Temporary protection secures the opening first. The glass repair follows after the site is secure.