I second the other reviewer's sentiment (Jeffrey M.). I should have checked Yelp first. I might have avoided my nightmare experience with DC-Distribution.com (aka DCD Fabrication).
It's a long story, but here's the gist of the issues:
1. Quote was incorrect. All I needed was a 60" remnant for a bathroom vanity, and it ended up being far more expensive than originally quoted.
2. Two missed appointments: one to do the measurements, one to do the install.
(this stuff isn't the end of the world, but it gets much worse)
3. Install finally occurred. I needed two undermount sinks installed/cut and two single faucet holes into a Caesarstone Quartz remnant. However, the right sink was glued onto the slab crookedly, and the faucets were drilled with almost a half inch of difference in distance from the sinks!! It looked terrible.
4. I call Dave Wager-Smith (the owner), who says he'll come out and take a look and lengthen the faucet hole if need be. He was nice enough about it.
5. He calls me and tells me it's fixed, but when I get home, I notice that the faucets are still 1/8" difference. I have two of my contractors verify the measurement to make sure I'm not crazy. Basically, it was obvious that he couldn't drill the hole out any further or else the cut would be exposed underneath the faucet, so he just figured it was "close enough". He did not fix the crooked sink at all. That was a Friday.
6. I call Dave the next day to let him know (coolly and calmly, I might add) that things still weren't right with the faucet distances, and he just flips out and blows his stack. He starts yelling at me and insulting me ("This is not my problem! It's not my fault you're a homeowner and aren't educated about this!! 1/8" is within our allowable tolerances, so the faucet is fine!") And, before I can even say anything or mention the fact that the sink is still completely crooked, he says, "I don't want to have to deal with this on a Saturday", and hangs up on me.
So, here I am over a month later with a bathroom counter top that's still not assembled because the sink is crooked and the faucets aren't aligned. At this point I don't even want Dave back at my house after the way I was treated. I'm trying to find another fabricator to disassemble the sink and fix the faucets, which means I'm going to have to come out of pocket for more money to do so.
I don't remember the last time I experienced customer service this horrendous. I hired what I thought was a professional company to make a custom -- but very simple -- vanity top, and it was done incorrectly. Now, I understand that mistakes happen, but when I asked them to correct their mistake, I was made to feel like I was the problem.
If I wanted something that didn't look great, I could have saved money and bought a pre-fabricated piece of quartz. At the very least I could have avoided being yelled at and insulted.
If you're interested in dealing with a professional company, that provides decent customer service and stands behind their work, save yourself the anguish and LOOK ELSEWHERE. read more