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EMERGENCY LANDING

Temporary Board-Up Service

When you search for temporary board up, you need one thing: a crew on site now, not a callback next week. We keep technicians on standby for storefront owners and property managers across Canada, and we install a clean, water-tight temporary barrier that holds until the real glazing or door repair is scheduled. Most of the calls we take are about a patch that leaks, flaps or looks abandoned for weeks, so when you reach us we focus on your address, what is damaged, and how fast we can get there. From there, the temporary board-up usually happens the same day, with the site secured and any paperwork sorted before we leave.

a temporary plywood barrier holding until the repair, representing plywood boarding service across Canada
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// GETTING STARTED

What We Sort Out On Your First Call

On an emergency call, we skip the slow proposal and get to the essentials: your address, how the crew can reach the opening, and what is damaged right now. Because we install a clean, water-tight temporary barrier that holds until the real glazing or door repair is scheduled, dispatch can usually give you a real arrival window on the first call across Canada. Securing a patch that leaks, flaps or looks abandoned for weeks fast is the only goal, and we handle the barrier, the cleanup, and any required paperwork before we pull away.

a temporary plywood barrier holding until the repair, on a dispatch call in Canada

// HOW A VISIT WORKS

From Dispatch Call to Handover

01

Dispatch Call & Intake

Tell us your site type, roughly what is broken or open, and whether you need Canada service today or on a set schedule. We lock in an arrival window.

02

Site & Opening Check

We confirm how the crew can reach the opening, where the damage sits, and whether a patch that leaks, flaps or looks abandoned for weeks has been a recurring problem, so the crew arrives with the right plywood, glass or hardware.

03

Secure & Board Up

The crew handles the damaged opening, the temporary plywood barrier and the plan for the permanent repair on site, since we install a clean, water-tight temporary barrier that holds until the real glazing or door repair is scheduled.

04

Documentation & Handover

We log the install, hand you any insurance or security paperwork you need, and set your next visit if you want one. After that, changes are a quick call, not a new setup.

// BEFORE YOU CALL

What You Will Sort Out Before You Call

  • Whether this fits you better than a general contractor if you run storefront owners or property managers.
  • How the damaged opening gets handled, secured, and documented across Canada.
  • Why we install a clean, water-tight temporary barrier that holds until the real glazing or door repair is scheduled, and what that means for a cleaner, longer-lasting fix.
  • What usually causes a patch that leaks, flaps or looks abandoned for weeks, and how a proper dispatch keeps it away.
  • When it makes sense to move from a one-time call to a recurring security plan.

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// COMMON QUESTIONS

Good to Know

Q1

How fast can a crew reach me?

Across Canada, dispatch runs 24/7 and can usually give you a real arrival window on the first call. From there, the temporary board-up starts the same day in most regions.

Q2

What happens on the first emergency visit?

We secure the opening, protect the interior, and log the install. Because we install a clean, water-tight temporary barrier that holds until the real glazing or door repair is scheduled, the emergency response is built to leave your property properly closed, not just covered.

Q3

Will you deal with my insurance?

Yes. We document every step and coordinate with your adjuster, so a patch that leaks, flaps or looks abandoned for weeks is handled once and the paperwork does not become a second headache.