Storm damage glass mitigation
Assess storm-damaged glazing and agree the immediate protection needed before permanent repairs proceed.

Storm damage glass mitigation — assessing storm-broken panes and temporary weather protection; assessing board thickness
The condition of the frame, surrounding structure and any overhead material influences what can safely be approached.
The detail that matters
Should I try to cover an unstable overhead pane?
Keep away and describe the situation to the specialist so appropriate access can be planned.
Before the work
is agreed.
Should I try to cover an unstable overhead pane?
Keep away and describe the situation to the specialist so appropriate access can be planned.
What is assessed for storm damage glass mitigation?
The condition of the frame, surrounding structure and any overhead material influences what can safely be approached.
What should I send with this enquiry?
Describe affected openings and any visible damage above them from a safe position.
What influences the quotation?
Damage extent, temporary weather protection and access equipment.
What happens after temporary protection is fitted?
Agree who will arrange the permanent repair, when the opening should be reviewed and who removes the temporary materials.
Should nearby damaged material be moved before the visit?
Keep the working area clear of people, but leave unstable glass or damaged components for the specialist to assess.
Can the timing be confirmed before I book?
Ask for the current assessment and supply times for storm damage glass mitigation. Attendance, specialist materials and access arrangements must be agreed for your address.
Does this form book the work?
The form creates a reviewable email draft for your storm damage glass mitigation enquiry. Send it from your email app, or call the team; a booking is only agreed separately.
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