Emergency boarding up in North London, from our base in Wood Green.
24/7 board up, North London
Our workshop and vans are in Wood Green, N22, so North London is home ground. A smashed window in Muswell Hill, a forced back door in Palmers Green or a broken shopfront on Holloway Road gets the nearest glazier, usually on site within the hour. Call 07915 903485 or WhatsApp a photo for a fixed price before we travel.
What we see most
North London board-ups, street by street
- Victorian and Edwardian terraces in Crouch End, Stroud Green and Harringay: front door panels and bay windows
- High street shopfronts on Wood Green High Road, Green Lanes and Holloway Road
- Inter-war semis in Enfield, Southgate and Finchley: patio doors and conservatories at the back
- Mansion blocks and converted flats in Highgate and Hampstead: communal entrance doors
- Void and end-of-tenancy property for landlords and letting agents
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Then the glass
Boarded tonight, reglazed by the same team
A board is only a bridge. We measure for the new glass at the boarding visit, make sealed units in our own workshop, and come back to fit them, usually within 2-5 working days. One firm stays responsible from the board to the finished window. Boarding up costs £120 to £250 per opening in London, with no call-out fee.
See how a London board-up is done, or our North London glaziers page.
Questions people ask
Which parts of North London do you board up in?
All of it: Haringey, Enfield, Barnet, Islington, Camden and Hackney, from Highgate and Muswell Hill to Edmonton, Southgate and Finchley. North London is our home patch, so it is where we are quickest.
Can you board up a shop on Wood Green High Road or Green Lanes tonight?
Yes. Shopfronts are boarded with framed sheets the same night, door access kept where the layout allows, so you can usually trade the next morning.
My Victorian front door has a stained glass panel. Can it be saved?
Usually. We board over the broken panel from the inside without touching the leading around it, so a specialist can repair the original glass rather than replace the door.