Commercial Storefront, Entry Door, and Board-Up Work in the Bronx

Liberty Door Supply handles commercial door, glass, entry, and security work for Bronx buildings, from storefront glass and aluminum doors to automatic entry systems, security gates, and rolling shutters. Emergency board-up is available 24/7 when broken glass leaves an opening unsecured. The work is for property owners, property managers, general contractors, and facility teams across New York City, the Bronx included.

Matching the problem to a service

Liberty Door Supply's services line up with parts of a building, so start with where the problem is.

• Street face: storefront glass and aluminum doors, and the aluminum storefront framing that holds them.
• Entrances: automatic and ADA entry systems, plus revolving and specialty entry doors.
• Interior: glass partitions and railings, meaning glass walls that divide space and glass panels along stairs or open edges.
• Openings that close up after hours: security gates and rolling shutters.
• Larger envelopes: curtain wall and glass facades, the glass skin hung across a building's exterior rather than set into one opening.
• Any door: commercial door hardware, such as closers (the arm that pulls a door shut), locks, exit devices, and pulls.

Glass repair and emergency board-up apply wherever glass breaks, in any of these zones.

Is it urgent, or can it wait?

The deciding question is whether the opening is secure right now. A shattered storefront panel, or a door lite (a single pane set into a door) that has broken out, leaves the space open to the street. That is the situation emergency board-up is for, and Liberty Door Supply offers it 24/7.

Board-up secures the opening. It does not repair it. Panels close the gap so the space can be locked, but the glass, door, or framing still needs permanent work afterward, so mention that follow-on scope on the same call.

Most other needs are planned. A closer that slams, a rolling shutter that stops partway, a gap where glass meets the frame, or a new entry system for a fit-out all belong in weekday hours. If the door still closes and locks, the request can wait for a weekday call.

What to have ready before you call

A request goes further when the person on the phone can picture the opening.

• Which opening or door is affected and where it sits on the building
• Whether it is storefront, entry, interior glass, or a security closure
• What is there now, such as a swing door, an automatic slider, a revolving door, fixed glass, or a gate or shutter
• Photos from both sides, plus one wider shot showing the frame
• Site access details and the name of someone who will be on site
• Whether a general contractor or tenant is involved, and who signs off on scope

For a board-up, photos and the name of someone on site matter most. The rest can follow.

Hours and phone

Call Liberty Door Supply at (347) 928-7349. Hours are Monday through Friday, 7AM to 6PM, and emergency board-up is available 24/7.

Frequently asked questions

Can one vendor handle both a broken storefront panel and the permanent door or framing work afterward?

Yes. Liberty Door Supply's services include emergency board-up as well as glass repair, storefront glass and aluminum doors, and aluminum storefront framing. The step that secures a broken opening and the permanent work that replaces the glass, door, or frame both fall within one company's list of services, so the scope does not have to be split between two vendors.

Does Liberty Door Supply work with general contractors as well as property managers in the Bronx?

Yes. Liberty Door Supply works with commercial property owners, property managers, general contractors, and facility teams, and takes on work across New York City's boroughs, the Bronx included. When several parties share a building, name one point of contact for scope questions so details do not get split across calls.

How do I know whether a building needs an entry system, a security gate, or a rolling shutter?

The choice between an entry system and a security gate or rolling shutter depends on the opening's job. An automatic or ADA entry system changes how people get through a door during open hours. A security gate or rolling shutter closes an opening when the building is shut. Some openings use both, one for daytime access and one for overnight closure.