Emergency Glass Replacement in Brampton, Vaughan, Caledon and Etobicoke

Broken door and window glass made safe and secure, with temporary boarding when new glass has to be ordered. Call (289) 406-1500.

Call (289) 406-1500
Emergency Glass Replacement by Apna Locksmith

Service Highlights

  • Suits shop owners, homeowners after a break-in and property managers
  • Covers sealed glass units, tempered panels, aluminum storefront frames and patio door panels
  • Price range given before work starts
  • Non-damaging methods first where they apply
  • Open 7 AM to 11 PM, every day

Broken door and window glass made safe and secure, with temporary boarding when new glass has to be ordered.

When people call us about emergency glass replacement

  • A pane was broken in a break-in.
  • A storefront door was hit and cracked.
  • A sealed unit has fogged and cracked.

A door that will not close, latch or lock is usually one part of the assembly: the frame, the hinge, the strike or the lock. We diagnose the whole assembly before replacing anything.

How the visit goes

  1. We make the area safe and remove loose glass.
  2. We measure the opening and the glass thickness.
  3. New glass is fitted and sealed.

What changes the price

  • Size and type of glass.
  • Tempered, laminated or sealed unit.
  • Whether the frame is damaged.
  • Board-up needed first.

We give a price range on the phone and confirm it before work starts. If what we find on site changes the job, we stop and explain first.

Where you can find us

Apna Locksmith works from Unit 12, 8550 Torbram Rd in Brampton, open 7 AM to 11 PM, every day, and you are welcome to visit as a walk-in for keys, hardware and quotes. Our technicians travel across the GTA, and we list Brampton, Vaughan, Caledon, Etobicoke and Halton Hills first because they are closest. Related help: door installation and repair, emergency door repair and hinge repair. Call (289) 406-1500 to talk it through.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you board the opening tonight?+

Yes, where we can reach you in hours. A board-up closes the opening while the glass is made.

Do I need to tell my insurer?+

If the damage came from a break-in, tell your insurer and the police. Keep photos and get the work invoiced.