BUYER BEWARE. Once you sign the installer's sheet when they leave there goes any and all opportunities for complaints. In other words, should you find something wrong after the installers leave you're on your own. Therefore, get down with a flashlight and inspect every square inch even if it's after 5:30 pm as it was in my case. In other words, a cursory view will not be good enough. When the young lady called me about the billing, I hadn't received a bill and she needed my email address, I merely asked her if they had sealed the granite. I also mentioned the installers had left a lot of glue on the tops. She started in on me. During her tirade I said excuse me three or four times to get her to stop. I finally had to yell into the phone "shut up" just to get her to shut up so I could get a chance to speak. She was curtly informing me I had signed the paper when the installers left and in doing so all recourse ended with that signing. By the way, no, they had not sealed the granite. I just finished doing the job myself. When I did so, a lot of deep scratches showed up in the master bath granite which were not visible before sealing. Why seal? Any pooling water changed the color of the granite. After my run in with sweet young thing I have a strong feeling I will be wasting my breath to call and complain. Besides, what can they do now other than replace the slab? At least you will know to be extremely careful using this firm. (I also wish the installers hadn't taken my channel locks when they left ($20). And, it would have been nice if they hadn't broken the pop-ups in two of my sink basins ($10 each). read more