Frequently Asked Questions
What Is Emergency Boarding Up and When Might I Need It?
Emergency boarding up is a service designed to secure your property by covering broken windows, doors, or other openings with durable materials. This service is typically needed after incidents such as fires, floods, break-ins, or other events that compromise the integrity of your property. It serves to protect the property from additional damage, vandalism, or theft until more permanent repairs can be made.
How Quickly Can Your Team Arrive To Board Up My Property?
Our team is available 24/7 and we can be on-site within 1 hour, depending on current traffic conditions and your location. We are committed to providing a quick response to ensure your property is secured as quickly as possible.
What Types of Property Damage Can Boarding Up Services Address?
We can secure a wide range of damages including, but not limited to fire damage, water damage, break-ins, vandalism, storm damage, car accident damage, and structural failures. If you're uncertain whether your specific situation can be handled, please don't hesitate to contact us for a consultation.
What Materials Do You Use For Boarding Up?
We typically use plywood for most residential properties in Middlesex County due to it's effectiveness and affordability. For commercial properties or situations requiring higher security, we may use metal or polycarbonate panels. All materials are chosen to provide the best possible security for your specific needs.
Is Emergency Boarding Up A Temporary Solution?
Emergency boarding up is primarily a temporary measure meant to secure your property until more permanent repairs can be made. However, the materials we use are sturdy and will last for an extended period if necessary.
Do I Need To Be There While You Board Up My Property?
While it's not necessary for you to be present during the boarding up process, we do recommend it. This allows you to understand what work is being carried out and to ask any questions you might have.
Will Boarding Up My Doors and Windows Affect My Insurance Claim?
Boarding up your property is usually seen as a responsible action to prevent further damage. We provide documentation of all services rendered, which you can submit to your insurance company as part of your claim.
How Much Will It Cost To Board Up My Property?
The cost is determined by several factors such as the size of the area to be boarded up, the type of material used, the number of windows and doors, and the complexity of the job. We will provide an upfront estimate after evaluating your specific needs.