Tell New Brighton Emergency Board Up Pros about the damaged opening and the property location. The information you provide helps us discuss the work, availability, and the next steps for an estimate.
What to include in your request
- Your name and a way to reach you.
- The property address or location in New Brighton, MN.
- The type and number of damaged windows or doors.
- A short description of what happened and any access restrictions.
You do not need exact measurements to make an initial request. Share what you know, and keep clear of damaged glass or unstable areas while gathering information.
Need help with an urgent opening?
Call to discuss current availability. Email requests are not monitored for immediate response.
Help us understand the opening
A short, clear description is more useful than a guess about the repair. Tell us whether the issue involves a window, a door, or storefront glass. Explain whether part of the opening is missing, whether the frame appears damaged, and whether a previous temporary covering is present. If more than one opening is affected, list the locations separately so the request can be understood.
Include any size information you already know, but do not measure beside broken glass or enter a restricted part of the property for the form. You can explain that dimensions are unknown. If you already have photographs, mention that in the description and ask how to share them during the follow-up conversation. This form does not accept attachments.
Tell us about access
State whether the property is occupied and whether people need to use the affected entrance or room. For a rental building or business, identify the person arranging the work and explain who can provide access. If the owner or manager must approve an estimate, mention that at the start. This helps distinguish the person requesting information from the person authorized to approve the work.
Include a unit or building number where needed, along with any general access restrictions. Do not enter door codes, alarm passwords, payment card details, or other sensitive information in the request. Those details are not needed to describe the opening. Any necessary access arrangement can be discussed directly when appropriate.
What happens after a request?
The details you send provide a starting point for discussing the property, the proposed work, and availability. Some questions may need an assessment at the property before an estimate can be confirmed. An initial message does not set a price, reserve an appointment, or authorize work. Confirm those details directly before making plans around a service visit.
Keep temporary covering and permanent repair clear in the conversation. Ask which openings the estimate includes, whether related frame or door damage needs separate attention, and who will coordinate the next stage. If your request changes after you send it, explain the new information when you speak with the person reviewing the work.
Questions about this form
Which contact details are required?
Provide your name and email address so the request has a contact. A phone number is optional. The form also asks for the property location, a description of the damage, and permission to contact you about the work.
Does the form confirm emergency availability?
No. Use Call Now to discuss an urgent opening and current availability. An online confirmation does not mean a visit has been booked or that someone is on the way.
What if the form shows an error?
Review the required fields and consent checkbox, then try again. If you still cannot submit the request, use the Call Now option to discuss the property instead.
Contact permission
By sending a request, you agree to be contacted about the work you describe. Include only the details needed to discuss the property and service. Sending a request does not confirm an appointment or authorize work.
Request an estimate
Requests submitted here are not monitored for immediate response. If your property needs urgent securing, use the Call Now link.