We've had quite the renovation experience, but i will save you the details. One of the biggest…read moredecisions we had to make was for countertops. We needed them for the kitchen counter, a huge island, a buffet, a built in dresser, a powder room and the master bathroom. My wife wanted Quartz, so I sold a kidney through uncle Joey to pay for it, and we eventually decided to go with a full height kitchen backsplash as well. I called several places, pricing was similar, but when I spoke to Matt "it was like Sparks, down on E Street!" Matt was so friendly and inviting and wasn't pushy. He just said our remnant yard is open, come by anytime you want and take a look. So we did. I can't remember if I called him, before or after we went by. We went through the show room and looked at several different Quartz samples, prices varied so much. We finally chose a very reasonably priced quartz product that looked very nice for the entire kitchen area, and the buffet in the dining room. For the other pieces, that were going throughout the house, we chose those out of the remnant yard. The remnant yard holds lots of different types of stone, and they are discounted, so you can find some great deals. I also ended up having the entire master bathroom shower bench, niche surrounds and threshold cut out of Quartz. Sorry for all the detail. Matt is a great person. I found him very sincere, helpful and honest. He was with me through the entire process. We had a few issues along the way, and trust me, if you haven't renovated expect issues. They're going to happen, it's how you and the people you deal with take care of them. That's when I met Don, the owner of G&M. What can I say, I wanted to hate the guy, but he was so nice! There was a small accident, which I understand can happen when dealing with these very large and heavy pieces of stone, and Don without hesitation took care of the problem. I have to mention Glauco, the installer. This guy was great, his whole crew was great. Good luck! Once the house is cleaned up, I will try and update with some pictures.

We spent A LOT of money with this company for a lot of countertops on our new build. Lots of…read moreproblems with the install that were originally jointly caused by Granite & Marble Solutions and our builder, and the owner did the right thing at that time. Subsequently with seeing even more install issues that are solely on Granite & Marble Solutions, they are completely unresponsive and keep kicking the can down the road. Very bad customer service. Pretty clear that they just hope I will go away. It's been very disappointing to have spent the money we did and have all the install issues which permanently impact the quality and look of the stone. I've waited a long time to post a review hoping they would come to the table.

We went through a contractor who uses Legacy. We were renovating our master bath. We went to the…read moreshowroom where we had a dedicated professional work with us. We picked out what we wanted, quartz and a couple of days later once our vanity was installed, Legacy came over and took exact measurements and about 10 days later they installed the countertop. They did a great job! We love the new countertop and plan to do our kitchen sometime in the future. We will return to Legacy.

We love our countertops! A huge thank you to Kamila and her team for making that happen. We were…read morevery picky and nervous to spend the money for a Quartz countertop so there were a lot of back & forths but Kamila was always there to answer our questions. She even set us up with suppliers to go see the pieces in person. (one actually came to meet us on a Saturday morning early). When the time came to install, the guys did a really good job. There were a few minor issues that she arranged to have repaired within a few days. That team was also amazing and did everything to make sure we were happy with the final results! We love the finished product and would recommend Legacy Countertops for sure!! Thank you Kamila and Team! Photos to come when we're finished with the cabinets...

This review is long overdue, as we had our bathrooms complete about a year ago. Robert did all the…read morework himself and did a great job, was very accommodating to our busy schedules (a lot of the work had to be done on weekends), flexible with adjusting what we wanted done, and the price was the best out of all the quotes we received! He got us a great deal on the granite we wanted and the cabinets he installed are high quality. We were also able to borrow a couple samples from his store when we were figuring out the colors and his wife helped up decide on a couple of things. He is very thorough and detailed, taking his time with cutting the tiles, etc. Great family business. I would hire Robert again to complete more work once we have more projects in mind.

We stumbled across Kitchen and Bath Euro Design during a google search, and I'm so glad we did!!…read moreThough they operate by appointment, we were welcomed as walk-ins and she spent so much time going through everything with us in great detail and helping us find our style. We are still in the early stages of the process, but we had such a great experience during this first interaction that we couldn't wait to post a review. We will start here for all projects related to kitchen, bath, and flooring!

Great job and price! Will definitely hire for future projects. Antoine is very detailed and takes…read moretime to make sure the job is correct.

We hired Antoine first to install a granite countertop for us. He referred us to local stone yards…read moreand we found just what we wanted. Prices for stone and fabrication were competitive. He then returned to install our tile backsplash in the kitchen and let me say, his skills are incredible, no shortcuts, everything came out perfectly. We are getting ready to do work at another property and look forward to working with Antoine again. AAA+++.

Ben and his team did an amazing job on my renovation. We were looking to open up the space and they…read moredelivered. Could not recommend them enough. They were very clean, on time, and did awesome work. Thanks so much. Drew McLane

Ben was friendly and responsive, and his painting crew did an amazing job painting my kitchen…read morecabinets. I had cherry-finished cabinets that were peeling and in rough shape. We had them sanded down and painted white and now they look brand new. Ben's price was reasonable, especially given the labor involved.

The cabinets were damaged, and the overall experience was unsatisfactory. A representative entered…read moremy home and, unaware of security cameras, was observed making inappropriate remarks about the cabinets. I requested that the company retrieve the cabinets and placed them outside for pickup. Two weeks later, another representative came to my home while I was away and was seen attempting to look through my windows. Based on this experience, I cannot recommend this company. Stay away.

Kind of rude to slam the phone down in my ear when all I asked was whether or not I had called…read moreHomes Cabinet...guess I'll try the next listing.

We had Affinity fix a big mistake a contractor made with a master bathroom remodel. They did an…read moreamazing job redoing our vanity top. Would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a company that excels at countertops.

Horrible experience. Owner Bennett seems decent; however, his team does not have good follow…read morethrough. Tiffany on design team never reached out to me as promised. After a week without being contacted by her, I reached out to Bennett AGAIN. He scheduled Scott, who leads the remodel business to come out to give initial consultation of my multi phased full home remodel. Scott was a NO CALL, NO SHOW. He was schedule to arrive at 3pm, at 3:30 I contacted Bennett and he told me Scott had a client emergency to tend to "broken pipe". YEAH RIGHT! Even if this were true, so far, the brief history of NO communication reigns supreme with this company. I understand things happen, but there is no excuse for NO communication. Maybe Affinity Stoneworks is accustomed to customers with unlimited time and money to waste. I am not that customer. I had to take off work to accommodate Scott's schedule just for him not to show up. How am I to trust Affinity Stoneworks will not take thousands of my dollars and disappear, not show up, and string me along. I cannot. I was really looking forward to collaborating with this company, their website photos are beautiful; I was hopping my house would be a gorgeous as the one's in their photo gallery. What a disappointment.

Less than 4 months after updating out countertops, we noticed issues with the installation. I…read morecontacted Armex to correct the issues and have been met with nothing but unprofessionalism and a complete disregard for my time/money. This company has shown that they have no integrity and no desire to assist their customers once they have your money. I have been blown off for weeks before even getting an appointment time to come perform repairs. When they did respond, the "only time" they had available was over a month away. I agreed, the day came and went with no one showing up or calling/communicating in any way that they would not show. I AGAIN had to contact them (twice) to even get a response and which was so pathetic that I was insulted enough to leave bad reviews everywhere I can think of. (advised 'last minute decisions based on no gas'- yet no call or correspondence until I initiate? come onnnn.) See my photos showing email dates and responses. Also, it's worth noting that the day of the installation I have on security camera footage that they broke my outdoor step leading up to my front door by resting the stone countertop on it. No one informed me of the damage they did, instead the owner Cristian and his worker just set the piece back on with a dollop of silicone-- which nearly anyone can tell you will not hold brick onto brick. So of course it fell off again after they left and I checked my camera to see what transpired. How little do you respect your customer to not even advise of damage you caused to their home? At this point I would rather just pay another respectable company to come repair the shotty countertop they installed, I don't even want these people near my home again.

From start to finish Fernanda assisted us with choosing beautiful stone to complement our kitchen…read more The counter installation was very well done. If you are looking for quality craftsmanship ArMex is the company to use, and Christian is a master craftsman. Overall, the entire staff was extremely professional and easy to work with. We will use ArMex again for other projects. Erin and Mark F. Buford GA

I've used Into The Woods for over 10 years for renovations and new builds in my personal homes and…read morefor homes I have renovated and sold. Candi and Shamus have consistently jumped through hoops for me to provide great product at pricing I could fit into my budget- or my client's budgets. Their installers are educated and follow the manufacturer guidelines for install - which is hugely important as to not void any warranty. This last project they helped me with required same day delivery and unload. 2 of their managers took the time to follow the delivery truck and unload my flooring! If you're looking for great products and service, I recommend Into The Woods. Shamus is also a GA Licensed Contractor so he is a wealth of information. I highly recommend and am grateful for their support.

Poor workmanship. Poor communication. A frustrating and, at times, genuinely unsafe experience…read more What initially felt like a company we could trust turned into a project we wish we had never hired them for. If you value your time, money, home, and peace of mind, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere. The work on our floors and dry wall required multiple return visits. After the second flooring visit, we told them the floor was still uneven and that the vinyl continued to pop up. On the third visit, a team member stepped on the area that was popping up and said, "There's nothing wrong!" After we insisted they open the floor, we discovered that cardboard packaging from the vinyl floor boards had been used underneath the floor to address the leveling issue... When we finally thought the flooring was finished, another problem surfaced. The trim at the top of our staircase that had been installed only about two weeks earlier came loose, and I fell down the stairs as a result. We then discovered that our replacement dry wall was visibly uneven and not flush with the existing wall. Even after their team came back to work on it, the transition was still not flush, if not worse! Regardless of whether subcontractors were involved, we hired Into The Woods to ensure the work was completed properly and ultimately hold them responsible. On top of having to repeatedly identify problems that should have been caught through proper supervision and quality control, the most frustrating part has been communicating with Into the Woods direct team members, especially their owner, Shamus. We constantly felt like our concerns were minimized and dismissed. Even if the work had been perfect, the interactions with the company throughout this entire process made us wish we never signed anything with them. *Additional Review After Owner's Response* Unfortunately, Shamus' response to my review is itself a reflection of our experience with Into The Woods. Throughout the project, our concerns were repeatedly reframed rather than addressed. We were reassured that issues would be taken care of, only to find them unresolved on subsequent visits. When we continued to speak up, we often felt our words were misconstrued, our concerns minimized, and the burden shifted back onto us. The response emphasizes that the company made 7-8 return visits. But the number of visits does not mean the work was properly completed. In fact, having to repeatedly request corrections is exactly what made this experience so frustrating. Many of those visits were to address warranty or punch-list issues that should have been resolved as part of completing the original work. I also want to correct the characterization of the financial accommodations. The nearly $10,000 shortfall was not covered by Into The Woods as a "good-faith discount." The remediation company that referred us to Into The Woods chose to cover the additional costs after we shared our negative experience with Into the Woods. They asked Into The Woods to go above and beyond to restore our home, and we are genuinely grateful to the remediation company for stepping in to help make things right. Separately, Shamus offered us a $1,000 "gesture of goodwill," which we declined. This offer came after we discovered cardboard packaging from the flooring underneath our floor. The stair-nose explanation in the response is particularly frustrating. The response leaves out the fact that approximately two weeks had passed since its installation. When the stair nose came loose, we photographed the underside and found a substantial amount of adhesive that appeared not to have properly bonded. The company subsequently returned to repair it. We don't expect construction to be completely free of problems. We do expect a contractor to listen to concerns, supervise the work, communicate accurately, and make sure problems are actually resolved. This experience cost us an enormous amount of time, frustration, and peace of mind. After everything we've experienced, we would not hire Into The Woods again, and we hope prospective customers consider our experience before making their decision.