Review the opening and nearby access
Tell us whether the damage affects a display window, a glass door or several adjoining sections. Include the approximate dimensions, frame condition and whether any part of the entrance is still being used. Large or connected openings can need a different approach from a single damaged pane.
Pedestrian access, neighboring businesses and shared entrances should be discussed before work begins. Do not assume that covering an opening makes the premises suitable to reopen; that depends on the wider condition and any applicable directions for the property.
Coordinate the temporary work
Identify the person authorized to approve work and the site contact who can arrange access. Mention operating hours, delivery access and any instructions from the landlord, property manager or emergency responders. Take photos only from a safe position.
The dimensions, number of openings, height, materials and site restrictions influence the Board-Up scope and quote. This service covers temporary protection only; glass repair or replacement and permanent door repairs are not included.
Have these details ready
- Storefront location and authorized site contact
- Damaged window or door type and approximate opening size
- Safe-distance photos showing the frame and adjacent area
- Shared entrance, sidewalk or delivery-access concerns
- Any known restrictions on access to the property
Common questions.
Does storefront Board-Up include replacement glass?
No. Storefront Board-Up covers the damaged opening temporarily. Glass repair or replacement is not included.
Can you confirm arrival through the website?
Call 206-771-5354 for 24/7 emergency Board-Up and confirm arrival timing directly. This website and its form are not monitored dispatch channels.