Security triage
A broken window leaving a property insecure gets flagged as urgent, ahead of routine misted-glass enquiries.
A break-in leaves a window smashed and the property open to the street, and the caller needs it boarded before dark, not next week. A misted double-glazed unit has been bothering someone for months but never felt urgent enough to ring about. And a shopfront needs fast attention because a broken pane is bad for business - three calls that need sorting by urgency, not order received.
Glazing work is quoted after a look at the damage, whether that's an emergency or a cosmetic fix - here's what the receptionist arranges.
A broken window leaving a property insecure gets flagged as urgent, ahead of routine misted-glass enquiries.
Callers dealing with a break-in get a steady, practical response, including a note about photos and a crime reference for insurance.
Misted units are recognised as non-urgent, so those callers aren't rushed or made to feel it's an emergency.
A caller with a smashed window at 10pm gets a real answer about a board-up, not silence until morning.
No. It's happy to note that photos of the damage are often useful, but insurance advice and claims always sit with your insurer, not the receptionist.
It flags an insecure property as urgent straight away. Whether that becomes a same-day board-up depends on the glazier's own availability.
No. Pricing depends on the glass type and size needed, so a figure is only given after the glazier has seen the window or been given exact details on a visit.
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