Causative have/get — Have Something Done (C1)

She doesn't cut it herself; she has her hair ___ at a salon every month.

The brakes were failing, so I had the car ___ at the garage yesterday.

We're going to have the kitchen ___ next spring, once we've saved enough.

They didn't paint it themselves — they had the whole house ___ by professionals.

I've finally had those old photos ___ , so the album is complete at last.

My colleague had a new suit ___ for the awards ceremony by a tailor in town.

Everyone admired the garden after we had the hedges ___ into neat shapes.

You should have that tooth ___ before it gets any worse; book the dentist now.

The company doesn't handle payroll in-house; it has the accounts ___ by an outside firm.

After the leak, they had the carpets ___ and the walls replastered by a restoration team.

We can't use the office this week; we're having the carpets ___ and the windows resealed.

Before the wedding, she had all the invitations and the seating plan ___ by a calligrapher.

My neighbour can't install it herself, so she's having a new boiler ___ next Tuesday.

I'm no electrician, so I'm going to have the wiring ___ before we move in.

They've had the antique clock ___ by a specialist, and it keeps perfect time again.