Garrison Auto Glass

The gentleman who checked me in was very polite, and an excellent multitasker I must say! The shop was pretty busy, but he wasn't at all rude as some people tend to get as they become flustered when business is a bit busy. There were 5 vehicles ahead of mine, but I didn't mind. I dropped my van off and was willing to wait because 1, his price beat out at LEAST 6 other places I called in and around the city of Detroit, and 2, he let me know they don't keep vehicles overnight, so if you get checked in you're getting done that day. I haven't picked my van up yet, but just based on the vehicles I saw being done and his professionalism and courtesy, I have no doubt the work will be high quality and I'll be satisfied. Five stars from Bri. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐❤️

I called to ask if they had my window in stock. The man said I said the name of the car wrong so I told him the last guy told me I said it wrong to. Now my voice is horse so he took it as I said it with and attitude but I had a smile on my face until he said fix your your tone then call me back and hung up on my face. I called back and asked did he hang up he started yelling saying we don’t do attitudes here. Smh I tried to explain my voice was horse but he didn’t give me a chance then told me find a window somewhere else. I don’t recommend I never been treated like that through customer service before.

Whewwww! Ok so my windshield cracked on my truck & my mom mentions she know a place for me to get another one. She texts me this morning & says “I called but he told me I was a middle man & for you to call”… understandable. I called “hi, yes I’m calling about getting a windshield for ……” before I could finish my sentence he was asking a question that if he would have just listened I was already answering. Then he proceeds with attitude for no reason…. To lighten the mood I said “my mom called earlier & spoke with you”…. He said “ain’t it your car, I don’t need to speak to your mama, can’t you speak for yourself” I said “she was just trying to help me”… he said “Help you? Let me tell you something” then I said “only thing you need to tell me is about the windshield” he said “no let me talk” LMAO then I said “sir, no, can you tell me about the windshield” he said “HAVE A NICE DAY” & hung up LMAO! To me that screams controlling, aggressive, unhinged, miserable, damaged, unhealed from past traumas & mean! I send him love & light but I won’t spend a dime with someone in that energy! I’ll pay more to get the respect I deserve! The way my energy work I don’t align with ppl like him that’s why it didn’t work out for me. On to the person I align with🫶🏾

I have to say side mirror replacement but I initially sought service for a front passenger side window that goes down but not up. Mr. Garrison was extremely professional, instructed me to watch as he explained what was the problem with the window and how best to proceed with repairing the problem (future visit) then he proceeded to install both door mirror for me( thank you) price and efficiency were excellent.ServicesAuto side view mirror repair

The person I spoke with on the phone was extremely rude. My friend’s car had been broken into, so I called a nearby car window repair shop. From the start, the man on the phone had a rude attitude. When we mentioned that her window was clear, he went on a two-minute rant about how people always try to be cheap. Needless to say, we decided to take our business elsewhere. No one should have to deal with that kind of attitude, especially during a stressful situation.

Mr. Garrison gave me the best price around. The windshield was installed personally by him, and within an hour, I was on the road again. His work and products are guaranteed. He knows and understands that folks aren't necessarily knowledgeable about his products, and he does well in demystifying the installation of auto glass. The morning I was there, his 13-year-old son happened to be in the shop with him, on his last day of winter break. Mr. Garrison has created a successful family business, that helps bind our community together. We had a great conversation about parenting teenage boys. Thanks, Mr. Garrison!