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Temporary protection · Seattle & Puget Sound

Board-up for
broken
windows.

Broken window or exposed entrance? We board up damaged openings while replacement glass or door repairs are arranged.

Call (206) 330-9103 Request a quote

Call to check availability. No measurements needed.

Homes & businesses Seattle & Puget SoundWhat we can cover
AI-generated board-up illustration. Not a Glassma project.
Keep people and pets away from loose glass.

Tell us your city, what is damaged and whether people need to use the entrance.

(206) 330-9103
(Our board-up service)

What needs
covering?

For homes, storefronts and shared entrances with missing or damaged glass.

Windows & entrances

We check the damaged opening and its frame, then fit temporary boards where suitable.

  • A home window with broken or missing glass
  • A damaged shop window or storefront panel
  • Broken glass in a door or shared entrance
Board-up details
Request board-up
Temporary boards covering an apartment entrance door and adjacent panel, photographed by Terry Rosencrantz
An apartment entrance boarded up

Terry's review describes boarding up the entrance. Photo: Terry Rosencrantz.

“Glassma helped secure the front door to our apartment building after the door and window glass had been broken.”

Terry Rosencrantz · Google review

Glass intact, but the door will not lock or close?

Help with an unsecured door
(Cost & timing)

What will
board-up cost?

The price depends on the size and number of openings, access and the work needed. Confirm any visit charges before booking.

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The openings

The number and size of the damaged openings, plus the condition of the surrounding frames.

Location & access

Your city or ZIP code, the height of the opening, entry restrictions and a site contact. For a shop or apartment building, tell us who needs to use the entrance.

The work included

Confirm the temporary covering, any broken-glass clearing or disposal, and any visit or after-hours charges. Ask how removal of the covering and the permanent repair will be handled.

(Getting started)

What happens
after you call?

How it works

  1. Describe the damage.

    Give us your city and tell us which window or entrance is exposed. We will discuss availability and what to do next.

  2. Confirm the visit.

    Agree on any attendance charges, access and who can approve the work. The team checks the opening before fitting boards.

  3. Arrange the next repair.

    Confirm what needs replacing, material lead times and who will remove the temporary covering.

A request starts a conversation. It does not book an appointment or authorize a paid visit.

Start your request
(Homes, shops & managed properties)

Seattle &
Puget Sound.

Share your city or ZIP code so we can confirm board-up availability for your property and opening.

Elsewhere in Puget Sound?

Check your service area
Across Puget SoundN
Seattle, Bellevue, Tukwila & Lynnwood.
City positions shown, not service boundaries.Map: Natural Earth
(Questions, answered)

A few more answers.

Looking after the opening and preparing your enquiry.

Ask about your repair
01Will boarding up damage a frame that could be reused?

The fixing method needs to suit the existing opening and its condition. Discuss how reusable framing will be protected before work starts. There is no single attachment method that fits every broken window or entrance.

02How long will temporary protection stay in place?

That depends on the permanent repair and material availability. Confirm the follow-up plan when the opening is secured, and report any loosening or further damage. Temporary protection should not be treated as a finished window or door.

03Can a tenant or property manager request help?

Yes, you can describe the issue and ask about the next step. Tell us who owns or manages the property and who can approve the work. Access and authorization need to be agreed before a repair is arranged.

04Do I need to send photos or take measurements?

Neither is required for the first enquiry. A wide view of the opening and a close view of the fault can help later, if you can take them safely. Final glass and hardware specifications need to be checked before ordering.