About Brent

His name is on the door, and he is the one lifting the glass in.

Brent's Glass began as Brent's Mobile Glass. The earliest reviews book “BMG” and describe a man arriving at the house, and the business email address still reads brentsmobileglass@gmail.com. His reviews go back to 2019, and the people who write them say Brent, by first name, far more often than they say the company.

He is the person who quotes the job, does the fitting and talks you through aftercare. That is the whole story of this page: one named man, a truck, and a unit in Bonaire he came to later.

Brent, in a polo embroidered BRENT, lifting a windshield into a silver Toyota Tacoma on a driveway, ladder rack behind him — New windshield going into a silver Tacoma on a customer's driveway, Brent's name stitched across the polo.

Then

The shop was the truck.

Customers describe the early work the same way: Brent came out to the house, brought the right glass, and replaced the windshield while they stood and watched.

One of them wrote that it started to rain, so he offered to move the car somewhere with shelter. Another got a lesson along the way, because Brent “even taught me how to service my sun roof as he does on his own vehicle.” That is Dustin Gibson, writing about the morning Brent came to his house.

None of that stopped when the unit opened. The driveway visits are still on the calendar, across Bonaire, Warner Robins, Kathleen, Byron and Perry. How a mobile job works.

Now

A door with his name on it.

The door at Suite D, 101 Lochlyn Place, with the logo over the handle and a WINDOW TINTING sign in the glass beside it.

The unit gave the business a bay with a roof over it, which is where tint goes on and where plenty of glass work gets done. It is open Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm. Nothing about it replaced the truck: the same man, the same hands, two places to find him.

In the bay

Glass out, glass in.

Three jobs, each shown with the part that matters.

White Infiniti QX80 in the shop bay with the rear glass freshly tinted and the roller door open — White Infiniti QX80 in the bay, rear glass freshly tinted, the film still showing its gradient.

Rear slider glass on a white pickup held in place with orange retention tape — Pickup rear slider glass seated and held with orange retention tape while the adhesive sets.

Toyota Sienna liftgate with the glass removed, above, and new tinted glass fitted with orange tape, below — Toyota Sienna liftgate: the glass out, above; the new tinted glass fitted and taped, below.

In their words

They write his name.

One more, from a Facebook reviewer who did not live nearby: “he's not very local to Atlanta, but well worth the drive to Warner Robins.”

“Brent came out this morning to my house and replaced my windshield. He had the correct glass, installed it quickly and competently, and was professional and friendly while I watched him work.”
Dustin Gibson, Google review

“Brent came by to replace my windshield today! it was raining, so he offered to relocate where there would be shelter for the car.”
Ashley Roy, Google review

Tell Brent what happened to the glass.

Say what you drive and where it is parked. He will tell you whether it comes to you or you come to Suite D.

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