James Gonya was great to work with. Great suggestions. Fun to talk to. We had worked with Hamilton…read moreParker several times before, but he was the best.

We had the worst experience dealing with the lady in the fireplace department. I won't go into too…read moremuch detail, other than to say, I highly suggest using a different company. Working with them was a nightmare. They messed up our main gas line and every time we turn our fireplace on...the carbon monoxide/fire alarms go off. When we shared this the lady said "We are not contractors". Then why in the world are you installing GAS logs into people's homes?? We won't be using them for the rest of our renovation projects.

If you have concrete that needs to be cleaned and sealed, we highly recommend SEALMAXX of Columbus…read more These gentlemen worked with us to at a moment's notice (after canceling with them last Fall) come power wash and then seal our very large concrete patio. They were on time, efficient and clean. They exceeded our expectations, and we are sooooo pleased with their work. They also charged us an unbelievably reasonable amount!! THE BEST!

We recently had our stamped concrete patio cleaned and resealed. Sealmaxx did an awesome job. The…read morecolor and shine make it look brand new. The owner is great to work with and you can tell that he cares to make sure the job is done right. I highly recommend this business if you are looking for a business that will treat you right and do an amazing job.

I'm so freakin' glad I discovered this place. Whenever I'm in need of materials (usually for art…read moreprojects), I'll come here before going anywhere else. My last good find was a giant box of small white tiles for roughly five bucks. I still have a few left but I've been using them for alcohol paintings and getting supplies here saved me a good bit of cash. They also have used furniture and a lot of home materials. Their stock comes from donations, leftover construction materials, etc. and it's nice to know that these things are being reused and not just thrown out or wasted. The staff here is also really friendly and always greets you with a smile. If you're looking to remodel a home or want some art supplies (paint, brushes, tiles, etc) then come here first. Save yourself some money and give back to a great cause at the same time.

Not clean Prices high for quality of items…read more Can get at goodw I ll or Facebook much better

Caution Before Doing Business with G Ruh Concrete…read more I typically don't post negative reviews, but I feel it's important to share our experience to help others avoid a similar situation. We hired G Ruh Concrete to install a patio at our home a little over a year ago. Not long after the job was completed, we noticed several quality issues -- ones they acknowledged and promised to fix. Unfortunately, despite repeated assurances, the follow-through never came. Over the past year, we've made every reasonable attempt to resolve the situation: calls, texts, emails -- all ignored. Most recently, we've discovered we've been blocked on social media, which feels like a final attempt to shut down any communication or accountability. We've given them ample time and opportunity to make it right, but at this point, we want others to be aware. If you're considering working with G Ruh Concrete, we strongly recommend proceeding with caution. Our experience has been one of frustration, broken promises, and zero professionalism when it came time to address their mistakes. Feel free to reach out if you'd like more details about our situation.

Gavyn and his crew did a great job on our driveway and patio!!!! Punctual and attention to details!…read moreDefinitely would use them again!

What a fascinating collection of salvaged doors, windows, lighting, statues, tubs, and more. Great…read moreplace to find items to decorate with, repurpose, or display. Prices from a buck to over $20,000. Staff were polite and helpful. My wife purchased a cast iron column that was quite beautiful.

Wow. This place is a salvage wonderland. If you are looking for authentic salvage pieces for a…read morerenovation or to add character to your house, this is the place to go. However, I found the prices to be a turnoff. I saw several items that seemed to be vastly over priced. And it made me a little suspicious. For example- pulleys. I couldn't find one under $125. But I have bought several of the same quality for $40-$70 apiece. Similarly- old doors. Some of the doors marked $425 can be easily found elsewhere for $50-$100. Certainly some were worth the price but I was shocked at how many plain wood doors were marked up that high. All this being said, I don't know much about what the Columbus market will bear and they do have some truly amazing stuff here. I saw a phenomenal stained glass window- appeared to be from an old church? And glass door knobs- they had a ton of those as well as other hard to find hardware... Bottom line, I might stop here if I have my heart set in something in particular but it will have to be an investment piece... And something super special...

Chad did a great job for us. We had a small cabinet that needed a granite top. He helped us find…read morea PERFECT piece of granite, and it looks great. He made the process really easy for us, between selecting the granite, measuring, then getting the Team to install it. We'd definitely recommend Chad and we would definitely use them again!

I would give The Granite Guy 10 stars if Yelp would let me…read more.. We had a fantastic experience, and would never - ever - work with anyone else again. We've even referred friends + relatives to them (high praise). Our salesman Chad Schirtzinger, his sales manager Chrissy Boasetti, and their fabrication + installation manager Toney Curry were all wonderful to work with - knowledgeable, professional, fair, reasonable, and genuinely nice. They have a big selection of slabs, and a huge room of remnants they can fabricate for smaller jobs, too. We weren't planning to, but found a rem to upgrade the countertop in a half-bath, too. This install was big and challenging - it took 3 huge slabs of matching Quartzite for a giant island and a full-height wall backsplash behind the stove. It took 8 strong men to carry and set the big island slab - I promise we were holding our breath the whole time they were carrying it in. There were a few small hiccups - that's going to happen with a big and complicated job like this. They fixed everything to our satisfaction - no hesitation, no complaints, no problem - they consistently "did the right thing" (which is refreshing and somewhat unusual these days). We kept changing our minds in the design process, and they handled our ideas and frequent changes with expert guidance, kindness and grace. AND... because hard surfaces aren't cheap, and Quartzite is quite expensive (2.5x-3x the cost of granite) - their prices were fair, fair, fair. They were fully 1/3 cheaper than another well-known granite fabricator I've spent a LOT of money with in the past (and never will again). The Granite Guy's prices were fair and reasonable for what we got. I cannot say this strongly enough - we recommend The Granite Guy 100%. 1,000%. 10,000%. Our customer experience with them was awesome and what you'd hope for, their prices were fair, the people are awesome, and we got exactly what we wanted at a price that didn't feel like we were being ripped off (if I show you the quote we got from "those other guys", you'll understand what I mean). This project transformed our kitchen, and our entire home. I've attached pix - check them out. Everyone loves our kitchen now. Thank you, The Granite Guy - you're a classy company full of classy people who understand customer service for a big, scary, expensive project. We loved working with your team, and love the results every time we walk into our kitchen...!!!

Overall, they appear to be good at what they do. Kelsey is definitely a smart A$$. I was remote so…read moreshe sent pictures of the job. When I viewed them, it appeared that only one hole had been drilled for the faucet and when I asked Kelsey about this her immediate reply "it was done per contract" well I looked it up.. no it was NOT! It called for 4 holes. They had to come out and drill 3 more holes. It also took me far too much time and trouble to get a w-9 out of them as required by the IRS for taxes. It was like they thought they could just ignore me and get away with not reporting this income. I would definitely not use them again.

We are very happy with our recent kitchen counter install. The granite is beautiful and the install…read morewent great. The employees explained in great detail how to take care of it and cleaned everything up before they left. Will recommend to my friends and family.

great place to buy your items. They have a li bit of everything. Their prices are also good.read more

Negotiated price on Facebook marketplace that they did not honor when I got to the store but the…read moremanager Bogdan really tried to help and was very nice. They have a good selection and some good deals.