Published · Vitrerie Vaudreuil
Show the whole space first
For a shower, window or other residential glass project, start with a wide photo that explains the space. Then add a close-up of the problem or fitting involved. Complementary views are more useful than several nearly identical photos. Keep personal documents out of the frame.
Provide approximate measurements
Approximate width and height help describe the project. State the unit you used so inches and centimetres are not confused. Do not remove glazing or climb to obtain a measurement. If the area is not easy to measure, say so in the request. Final measurements will be confirmed on site.
Use your own words
Vitrerie Vaudreuil’s form offers visual choices. Select the option closest to your project and explain what you want: replacing foggy glass, planning a glass shower or repairing a component, for example. You can describe the shape and the problem without knowing the technical term.
Include the quantity and town
Say how many elements are involved and where the home is located. If several windows have different issues, distinguish them in your description. For a shower, explain whether you are planning a renovation or working with an existing installation. This gives context to the photographs.
Review before sending
Check your contact information, service selection and attachments. A clear request supports the first conversation, but photographs do not replace technical assessment. Final configuration, measurements and installation conditions must be confirmed before the work proceeds.