A fallen tree section through broken window glass at a Toronto home before repair New glass and repaired window on the Toronto home after storm damage Storm damage Repaired

Completed Project

Storm-Damaged Window Board-Up & Glass Replacement in Toronto

A tree broken during the September 2, 2026 storm struck a Toronto home and shattered a window. We boarded up the damaged opening, then returned to install new glass and repair the window, restoring its finished appearance.

We installed a temporary board-up in the damaged opening. The exterior and interior photos document that protective stage; this was not the finished glass repair.

Project Details

Service Windows
Property Type Commercial / Residential Property
Problem Tree impact broke a Toronto window. We installed temporary board-up, then new glass and window repairs restored the finished appearance.
Work Completed Repair completed by us
A fallen tree section through broken window glass at a Toronto home before repair
Storm damage · View full-size photo

The Problem

  • The impact left a large opening and broken glass around the affected pane.
  • The before photos show the tree section entering the window, with the surrounding windows and facade still in place.

How We Fixed It

  • We installed a temporary board-up in the damaged opening.
  • The exterior and interior photos document that protective stage; this was not the finished glass repair.
  • We later installed new glass and repaired the affected window.
  • The completed photos show the clear glazing and finished appearance from both inside and outside the home.
New glass and repaired window on the Toronto home after storm damage
Repaired · View full-size photo
Exterior view of temporary board-up in the storm-damaged Toronto window

Additional Project Photo

Another part of the same completed project.

Interior view of the damaged window opening closed with temporary board-up

Additional Project Photo

Another part of the same completed project.

Fallen tree section resting against the damaged Toronto window after the storm

Additional Project Photo

Another part of the same completed project.

Interior view of the Toronto window after new glass installation and window repair

Additional Project Photo

Another part of the same completed project.

Final Result

The window opening was temporarily protected, then new glass and repairs restored its finished appearance.

What This Project Included

Careful Removal

Removed the failed glass or window component.

Seal Check

Checked fit and sealing around the opening.

New Unit Installed

Installed replacement glass or window material.

Finish Review

Cleaned and reviewed the completed repair.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you replace glass without changing the full window?

Often yes. If the frame is in good condition, the glass or sealed unit can usually be replaced without removing the full window system.

Do you repair foggy or failed sealed units?

Yes. We work with insulated glass units, foggy glass and failed seals where replacement glass is the right solution.

Will you check the seal and frame?

Yes. We check how the repaired unit sits in the frame and whether the opening is properly sealed.

Do you service windows in Toronto?

Yes. We service residential and commercial window issues in Toronto and nearby GTA communities.

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