Privacy and your information

What we collect

We keep it simple. Clearpane collects contact and project details only: your name, phone number, optional email, project type, ZIP code, and preferred language.

This helps us understand what kind of home glass help you need and how a local glass pro can reach you. For example, you might tell us you have a broken window, foggy double-pane glass, a shower door issue, or need an emergency board-up.

We do not ask for financial account numbers, Social Security numbers, income details, or sensitive personal records.

How we use your information

We use the details you share to help match you with local residential glass pros in your area. Clearpane is not a glass company, licensed glazier, or contractor, and we do not perform glass work ourselves.

Your information is used so participating pros can understand your request, contact you, and discuss availability, pricing, and next steps. The service is always free for the household.

We do not promise any specific company, price, or outcome. You stay in control: compare options, confirm the price in writing before work starts, and choose who to hire.

What we do not collect

We do not need private financial or identity records to help with a home glass request. That means we do not ask for bank account details, card numbers, Social Security numbers, tax records, or medical records.

If anyone claims they need that kind of information just to discuss a residential glass repair, stop and ask questions first. In many cases, basic contact information and project details are enough to begin.

If you ever feel unsure, you can contact us and ask what information is actually needed.

Who may receive your information

To help with your request, we may share your contact and project details with participating local glass pros so they can contact you about the job. We encourage households to hire licensed, insured professionals and to verify that directly before agreeing to work.

Because every job is different, pros may ask follow-up questions like size, location, or whether the glass is single-pane or double-pane. That can affect timing and cost. Any price range discussed is general information only, not a quote or guarantee.

Costs vary by glass type and thickness, size, edge work, and your area. For more on the limits of the information on this site, see our disclaimer.

• You choose whether to respond to a pro
• You can compare quotes before hiring
• Get the price in writing before work starts

Your choices and basic safety

You do not have to share more than the basic details needed to ask for help. If you contact Clearpane, keep your message focused on the project and the best way to reach you.

If you are dealing with broken glass right now, take care of the area first. Broken glass can cause serious cuts. If someone is hurt, get first aid or call the local emergency number first.

For the repair itself, rely on licensed glass pros and local code requirements. Some locations in a home, such as doors, shower enclosures, and certain low or large windows, may require tempered or other safety glass.