While you will never find Staub products here (or any of the major brands here), it's got the…read morebasics. Probably a place to buy a generic gift for someone at the office as opposed to for a special someone lol. I come here for the gadgets, like the the fork/spoon combo, hard-boiled egg slicer, etc. Good prices.

Kind of a stocking stuffer store...you can find some decent stuff in here if you can sift through…read morethe junk. Bought a garlic keeper here with a CC, returned 3 days later it when I figured it was too small...even with the receipt they would only give store credit since I didn't bring the card with me.

My husband and I were remodeling our downstairs bathroom, and we were googling different places…read morewhere we could buy countertops while still maintaining the vanity we already had. We literally stumbled across Stone Pros while parked in downtown Everett, using Yelp to find something nearby, after our initial venture didn't pan through. We met with Ryan, who was extremely nice, and showed us around with what our options were, including remnants and full pieces. We almost immediately found a remnant that was exactly what we were looking for. We finished our shopping experience with Amanda, who clearly knew her stuff. She could name any stone and any manufacturer with a quick glimpse at a photo. We picked up our countertop today, and we could not be more happy. We also went with one of their sinks. Still have to finish the backsplash, but this is our progress so far. The quality is unsurpassed by anything you would find at Lowe's or Home Depot. The price was much lower than we expected to pay. They offer full service, or do it yourself, and are very upfront with the prices about both. We will definitely be going back to Stone Pros from now on. We feel incredibly lucky to have found them. We love that we are supporting a local family owned business. The owner has his kids' artwork all of his office. Thank you to Ryan and Amanda for all of your help!

We were really impressed with Stone Pros quality and their willingness to go the extra hour to make…read moresure we were happy with the end result! Stone Pros worked hard to fit in our small bathroom project into a busy schedule right before the Thanksgiving holiday, which helped us meet a tight timeline on our side. Then, after some mixups, they made sure we didn't bear any extra cost and still got our project done on time. They even made two separate trips down to Seattle with the finished pieces to make sure we had everything on our schedule. It was especially impressive that they did so much for a small project like ours so I can only imagine they'd work as hard on everything they do!

We had Integrity Stonework install a new quartz countertop in our kitchen and are extremely happy…read morewith it. They were a pleasure working with from selecting the stone in the office, measuring our kitchen, to installing. We had a sort of non-standard window shelf that we weren't sure how it would turn out, but they gave us a few options (with drawings, measurements, and schematics so we could see in detail) for the raised bay window. Installation was quick and easy. We're very happy we went with Integrity.

Overall, I'm really happy with my quartz countertops from Integrity Stonework. The quartz looks…read moregreat, it was cut well to the shape of my kitchen, and the seam between 2 countertop pieces is practically invisible. The process from enquiring to ordering was very straightforward and easy to engage with. I was able to go and view the quartz prior to them cutting it to shape. The only road bump we hit was with installation. For the most part it was a good installation job, but it turned out that one of my cabinets was a bit higher than the others, which wasn't visible with the old counters. The installation team pointed out to me that they had to put an additional piece of wood under the counter in that location, but they didn't point out that it then made that counter higher than the others, and I didn't see that when they showed me. I only noticed the height difference after the installers left. My feedback is that I would have liked the installers to have been more explicit about this height difference before they glued the quartz down. I was relying on Integrity Stonework to be the experts for this installation, so trusted that they would point items like this out. After the installation, I had to pay an additional company to come in and remove the countertop to adjust the cabinet before gluing the quartz down again as Integrity Stonework did not offer to come and fix it, despite my request to them to make good on this. To be fair, the installation team did point out a different issue with countertop leveling in a different part of the kitchen prior to gluing items down. I think the height differential was just an unfortunate hiccup as part of this journey, so be thorough and ask to check the countertops prior to anything being glued down!

I rarely leave reviews, but my experience with this company was so frustrating and time-wasting…read morethat I feel obligated to warn others. We ordered three walk-in closet systems. One of the boxes arrived completely destroyed and contained random parts from three different systems. We contacted customer service immediately and made multiple calls over the span of two months -- often waiting on hold for hours -- and were repeatedly assured the issue would be resolved. After all that wasted time and effort, we were told that the only option was to disassemble everything and return the items for a refund -- as if they were doing us a favor. By that point, the units were partially assembled and the boxes were long gone, which any reasonable customer would expect not to need anymore. They refused to reimburse us for the packaging or offer any alternative solution. Given the amount of time we already spent trying to resolve this issue, the company should have issued a full refund without requiring further inconvenience. Instead, they asked us to spend even more time disassembling the product and arranging shipment, which shows a complete lack of respect for their customers' time and effort. Disorganized, unprofessional, and dishonest. Stay far away from this company.

I just called in a phone order and was given to the store manger (Zag I think...his name started…read morewith a Z I believe) and he was great. He was very polite, professional and patient. I hate doing phone orders because they take a long time and can be confusing and frustrating but I hung up smiling. I think it was one of the best experiences I've had ordering over the phone, he didn't rush me and was friendly. If his professionalism carries into the store, I'm sure its a five star place to shop too.

Very, very poor follow up. I received an estimate from Sara for carpeting. She never returned my…read moremessages requesting a date for measuring. I finally drove 30 minutes to the store on a Thursday to get an appointment. Sara was there and had an excuse, saying she was going to call me on Monday. Ummm... too busy to look at the scheduling calendar, make a call and get a date on the calendar with a client? Dale came to measure and sent a proposal that afternoon. After looking at the proposal, I noticed they had used my sister-in-law's address in Seattle as the ship to/install. I'm in Skagit County. I wrote back to Dale, copying Sara, asking them to switch the address to mine. Dale said he would, but that it would change the sales tax amount. Unsure why that would be an issue as it would come out in my favor... Skagit county sales tax is much less than King County. I am yet to receive the revised proposal even though I have called a few times requesting that it be done. Has been one month since Dale measured for carpeting. I can't imagine they are so busy that they can't get into a proposal and change the address and resend it in an email to me. The dismissive behavior by Sara and lack of follow up on both their parts has me incredibly disappointed. I will never shop at Great floors in Burlington. I suggest you don't either. Yes they can give you great prices but I don't think it's worth it in the long run. Many other places have wonderful flooring in the area and they can come very close to their prices.

I was going to have countertops, carpet and laminate flooring done. I went through to the process…read moreof having my house measured, picked some things out. I was told it would be 1-2 days to get a quote. It's been 7 days and have heard nothing. Now I have to start the process over. My project will be 3-4 weeks behind now. I guess they don't want business. I'm pissed!

what a bummer. we just moved to Burlington and the first kitchen and Bath co we call is…read moredisconnected

From the owner: Stone Forest is an industry leader in supplying the Pacific Northwest with premium quality…read morecabinetry, granite slabs, and custom counters. A mainstay in the Skagit Valley for years, Stone Forest offers exclusive brands of tile, stone work, floor coverings, hardwood, and wall coverings. You will find the finest quality tiles and stones that satisfy the latest design trends for your home.

The install was good but the cabinet quality is poor. Despite them telling me *these are the…read morehighest quality blah blah* Nope. Not by a mile. I like the look of my kitchen but the quality isn't there. I regret not getting solid wood cabinets

He Just Blew Me Off For Five Months…read more I am a single woman looking to get my bathroom and bedroom remodeled. I called Dreamaker in early January wanting to set up an appointment to come out and give me an estimate. A man named Ron Faber called back and came to my house to evaluate the job then sent me an estimate on January 18th and I decided to hire this company to do the work. He said he would call next week but never did. When I emailed him on Feb 8th to see why there was a delay, he said one of his carpenters was out and apologized. He asked to come by and re-measure on February 12th which I agreed to then he made an appointment for me to come into the office and make decisions about what I wanted for hardware and cupboards and countertops on February 19th at 10:00 in the morning. When I got to the office, he was not there but I made the decisions with one of the women who work in the office anyway. On March 7th he emailed me that there was a fiberglass shortage and my remodel would be delayed until June. I thought that was weird but agreed to wait. On April 24th, I emailed him because I was trying to figure out my schedule for the coming months and he told me that actually, they would tentatively be able to start May 21st and he would call me next week. Next week came and went with no call and the week of May 21st came and went with no remodel. I emailed him on May 30 to tell him that I don't want to do business with him and his company because he is not a man of his word and I was obviously not a valued customer. I don't recommend Dreamaker for doing a remodel. Ron Faber just blew me off and I was stupid to waste five month of my life waiting for a company that obviously didn't value my business.

Brennon worked hard with LG and we are pleased with the outcome. The new refrigerator that we have…read moreis working well. Hard off the DeWaard and Bode. They really went to bat for us! Could improve communication with us but other than that they were champions. In conclusion I change my rating to five stars! We have a full warranty on the new refrigerator. My suggestions is be wary of all the fancy unproven features, do your due diligence and find out what at hers say, class action and ratings. Again that is a manufacturer issue, DeWaard and Bode, in particular Brennon in the service department really came through. Karl

I called DeWaard and Bode on 7-20-26 for service on an inoperable refrigerator which I purchased…read morefrom them. Tanya said they had a call in my neighborhood and would add me on. She added she would charge me $50 for same day service. Mike came that afternoon and promptly determined that it had a failed control module. He said there were 11 each of that part in a warehouse about a 100 miles away. He said if I paid for the part I could schedule the repair and I agreed. Tanya subsequently called and left a message that she was scheduling the repair for July 31 and hoped to have the part by then. I returned her call and I told her that I couldn't see why they couldn't obtain that part in a couple days. She repeated that July 31 was the best they could do. At that point I had no recourse. Mike returned on July 31 on installed the new part and restarted my refrigerator. His performance was very professional. However, I believe leaving me with an inoperable refrigerator for 11 days because it would take that long to obtain a part which was readily available wasn't credible. I understand that their service shop is about 45 miles from my residence. However, I purchased my refrigerator in their store about 19 miles from my house with the expectation that I would be able to obtain timely service if needed. Their performance fell short of my expectations.