Have something done

We can use this structure when we arrange for something to be done for us: Have + object + past participle

• I'm having my card fixed.
• I'm going to have my hair cut tomorrow.
• Where did you have your hair cut?
• Your hair looks nice. Have you had your hair cut?
• We had the house redecorated last month.
• I should really have this place cleaned.
• We need to have the air conditioning repaired.
• All people are waiting to have their photos taken.
• Ask the assistance to have the windows cleaned.
• We need to have the flowers replaced.
• Lisa had the roof repaired.
• Did you have those curtains made?
• We are having our house painted.
• How often do you have your hair cut?
• I think you should have your coat cleaned.