Photographed on the job, not bought from a stock library

Our work

Cars, pickups, box trucks, dump trucks and commercial cabs. Every photograph on this page is a job Jeremy Privette did, and most of them were taken in somebody's driveway or a working yard rather than a shop.

28 yearsHands-on auto glass experience

We come to youHome, office or job site

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Technician removing the back glass from a white coupe with the pinchweld and old urethane bead exposed for inspection — Back glass out and the pinchweld exposed. This is the part nobody photographs and the part that decides whether the job leaks in a year.

Freshly installed windshield on a black sedan with the Carolina Autoglass Fitters service van parked behind it in Rock Hill, SC — New windshield fitted on site in Rock Hill — our van is the one behind it.

Completed windshield replacement on a dark blue sedan, clean glass and correctly seated mouldings — Finished replacement. Clean glass, mouldings seated, no gaps.

Rock chip on a windshield with a long crack already running away from the impact point toward the wiper cowl — A chip that was left too long. The crack has already run past the point where a repair would hold.

Freightliner Cascadia commercial cab with the hood tilted forward during a heavy vehicle windshield replacement — Commercial cab glass on a Freightliner Cascadia — done in the yard, not in a shop.

Western Star dump truck cab windshield replaced on site rather than in a glass shop — Western Star dump truck windshield. The machine stays where it is working.

Large West Coast side view mirror on a white box truck being replaced at the customer's premises — West Coast mirror replacement on a box truck.

Carolina Auto Glass Fitters LLC business card showing owner Jeremy Privette, mobile windshield replacement and repair, and the SC contact number — Jeremy Privette, owner. One number, one installer, 28 years.

Why the unglamorous photos matter

Anyone can post a picture of clean glass. The one worth looking at is the pinchweld shot — the frame with the old adhesive cut back and the bare metal exposed for inspection. That is where auto glass jobs are won or lost, and it is the step that gets skipped when somebody is being paid per install and is three jobs behind.

If you are comparing quotes, ask whoever else you are speaking to what they do when they find rust on the pinchweld. The answer tells you everything.

See what we work on

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We come to you — Rock Hill and 60 miles in every direction

Tell us the year, make and model and what broke. Jeremy Privette will quote it, free, and tell you honestly whether it needs repairing or replacing.

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