Form : ( Have / Get + object + past participle (verb 3) )

In English we use the passive form have + object + past participle to talk about something we pay other people to do for us.

• I had my windows cleaned this morning.
• I had my nails done today.
• They're having their house painted.
• She'll have her car serviced tomorrow.
• We've had our bathroom renovated.

In English we use the passive form get + object + past participle when it was difficult to get something done.

• After much trying, he finally got a record deal signed.
• She got her project finished on time even though there was a tight deadline.
• I'll get the carpets cleaned when I have time. 

Form : ( Get + past participle (verb 3) )

In English we use get + past participle for things that happen by accident or unpleasant things that happen to us.

• Some glasses got broken when we were packing.
• My wallet got stolen at the concert last night.
• Peter got told off by his teacher for swearing.