I've had nothing but great experiences when I have dealt with the GTS staff. i recommend them to…read moreany and all builders.

They don't stock many of the stone products and each time you order, they have to check the latest…read moreprices and it can be weeks for delivery. i had to put in two orders for cultured stone within a few months and one delivery was within 2 weeks, the second was 3+ weeks and there was a 30 cent per sq foot fee added for the higher costs of shipping when clearly gas prices were down, not up. I would not have been as bothered by this if the shipping was expedited, but the manufacturer was clearly waiting to fill a truck before shipping the material anyway. GTS seems a small player and apparently does not have the clout with manufacturers to counter this behavior. in general from a customer service perspective, during all of this they underwhelmed with a lack of call backs and follow up, All this said, if they are the only local supplier of a particular manufacturer's product, and that's the one you like, you have to deal with it.

Told by my mason contractor to visit this place regarding color and style of pavers. The staff was…read moreamazing. Very knowledgeable and helpful. Would recommend this establishment to all. Allowed us to take samples too!

Fontana Concrete does driveway & patio installations, interlocking paving stones & retaining walls…read more . . but this review is on their sphinx (See Pic). Just east of the Supermarket of Beers (http://www.yelp.com/biz/beverage-central-bayport#hrid:kVeC4DA7WLLBvlfq0ovFxQ/query:beverage), on the South Side of Montauk Highway, is a ten-foot concrete oracle almost a hundred years old. It was relocated from Blue Point and restored by Fontana Concrete, and is a roadside attraction famous for its promises of fortune and wealth: Local folklore has it that the Sphinx's nose was shot off in the thirties by a poverty-stricken vandal in defiance of it's prophecies, geared toward horny, money-hungry women. Today, there is sign posted in effort to deter impulsive or haphazard climbing, but the mesmerizing Sphinx continues to draw-in lower & middle class ladies with big dreams to climb on up. Check out the LI Oddities version of the story. . . http://www.lioddities.com/Roadside/sphinx.htm

Everyone is so nice, knowledgeable and always ready to help! The store is Beautiful! It is our…read morefavorite place to shop hardware and lots of other cool stuff too!

If you're looking for quality products, recommendations and general helpfulness this is the place…read moreto go. Sure you'll be paying a bit more since it's not a big chain store but it's always been worth it for us. I've walked in numerous times with just me and my daughters and the employees always help to carry my order out. We'll be back soon, I'm sure.

Word of mouth re service selection quality value first rate Bought excellent stainless steel sink…read moremy wife of 46 yesra and I love.. Highly recommended Richard Morgan Brookhaven NY

Happy to have found Sayville Plumbing Supply. Staff are helpful, knowledgeable and friendly. They…read moreseem to really enjoy what they do. They had everything we needed instead of having to order and wait. We had prior gone to Home Depot for the ADA certified sink and toilet we needed. We would have had to pay 40% more and wait a week to get it. After this experience we will ALWAYS go here for plumbing supply needs. Looking forward to it.

We @ Stone Creations of Long Island have been dealing with Brick It for a very long time and we…read morehave always received excellent service & materials to make our installation go smoother ! Thank you to Brick it and the entire organization !

You won't get what you see on their sample boards. Instead of a white wash, it looks like someone…read moredumped paint all over them, with excessive dripping on the faces. I had to scrub each brick in water to make it look like their display board. Also, instead of buying 10% for waste, you should buy 20% to compensate for the brick piece that are bowed like a banana and you'll be sold an extra 10% on top of that from their crooked salesman (even though you handed them the exact dimensions of your project to calculate). You'll be sold an exorbitant amount of pointing mortar as well and they won't take ANY returns, not a thing, even though their website states no returns on brick. I'd steer clear of this business. Tried them out first with a fireplace before spending tens of thousands of dollars on the front of my house and I'm glad I did...