Contact

Tell us what happened. Show us the opening.

Send a full view and a close photo if it is safe. Add your postal code and whether the glass is broken, foggy or simply due for replacement. We can take it from there.

Broken or exposed?Call or text rather than waiting on a form.
PhotosA wide view and one detail usually help.
LocationPostal code and access details shape the review.
Residential glass and window contact for photo review.

Photo helper

Send enough context for a useful first reply.

A full-room view plus one close-up usually gives more information than several tight close-ups. If glass is broken, stay back from sharp edges and photograph the opening from a safe angle.

Full viewShow the entire window or door.
Detail viewShow fogging, crack, edge or hardware.
Project basicsPostal code, rough size and callback number.
Raccoon mascot helping homeowners send useful window photos

Call or text

647-594-4488

Use this first when glass is broken, exposed or unsafe. Keep away from sharp edges and send photos from a safe distance.

Email photos

info@glassrescue.ca

Include one wide photo, one close photo, postal code and rough measurements if safe.

Before you send

What should I send with my window or glass photos?

Send one full photo of the window or door, one close photo of the problem, your postal code, a rough width and height if safe, and your best callback number.

Should I call or text if glass is broken?

Call or text first when glass is broken, exposed or unsafe. Keep away from sharp edges and send photos from a safe distance.

Can you review the project before final measurements?

Yes. Photos and rough details can help identify the likely scope and a preliminary planning range. Final price still depends on confirmed measurements, glass type, access and availability.

Skip the back-and-forth

A message you can steal. We will allow it.

01

For a planned project

“I am in [postal code]. I have [quantity] windows or doors in [rooms]. The issue is [symptom]. I would like [glass-only review / replacement options]. My preferred callback time is [time].”

02

For an existing estimate

Put your quote reference in the message and say what changed: a quantity, a product, a measurement or a photo. That makes an update easier to match to your original project.

03

For timing

Tell us your preferred day and any access restrictions. Wait for an appointment confirmation before arranging time off or access. If the opening is unsafe, call about current availability.