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Grants Auto Glass Closes After 64 Years In Business

  • Monday, April 28, 2014

Grants Auto Glass closed its doors at 1705 South Market St. for the last time on Friday.

The firm has been in business since 1950 and at the current location since 1962.  

A sign on the front of the building says "Retiring".

The firm has no connection to Grants Auto Trim at 1600 Broad.  

That family business is operated by Brad Grant. 

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