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Thompson Stone and Marble

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Thompson Stone and Marble installed over $6700 worth of Cambria quartz in our kitchen two days ago…read more As shown on the attached receipt.   The process was smooth and Thompson was responsive in communicating the plan and contacting us for the measurements, slab pictures and the installers were great!   I had been contacted by Robert from Thompson before the fabrication, who provided me with renderings of the SlabMaster laser template against our exact slab.  I was concerned about jagged edges and was assuered byvRobert that this was just pixilation and he sent me a clearer picture where the edges looked smooth and straight.   What went horribly wrong? The inaccurate cutting of our expensive quartz as seen in the pictures below. On the full wall behind our sink we have tile which was there when the laser measurements, Jamie of Thompson, took in Feb 2022. Jamie never said having the tile installed would cause issues with the fitting of the countertops.   I was on conference calls most of the day of the inspection and after the installers had left had a chance to inspect the countertops.  To my dismay I found 1/4 inch gaps between the countertop and wall on the far left side of the three separate pieces of quartz . The far right sides, which butt up to the left side with each gap, is flush against the wall. It appears that slab was misaligned or was pulled to one side when it was being cut.  The gap between the wall and counter is exactly the same depth and shap.   I contacted Thompson Stone right away by email. I heard nothing for 24 hrs. I copied in Brittani who had been extremely helpful in the previous months leading up to our install. She said she had asked William to contact me. Later that day I was contacted by a woman from Thompson who advised me that the issue with the gaps was my fault due to having tile installed on the wall. That this would make the wall uneven and this problem was to be expected. I explained this was my 4th time installing quartz tile and each had had a tile backsplash behind it. Non of thos previous installation had this kind of issue.   I asked the representative to have someone from Thompson come out and inspect the tile as I didnt know if the pictures shown below displayed how bad the fit was. The representative told me that I was not understanding why this happened which she had explained and she would notate my account and contact the store where we had purchased the material. And further told me NO one from Thompson would be coming out as this was not their fault.   I will update this review with any changes that may occur in the future. As of now I would advise not to choose to have Thompson Stone install your countertops.   Also note we LOVE the design and look of our new Cambria quartz. We highly recommend this product. Next time we will use an official Cambria dealer/installer. Versus going to a big box and having their 3rd party installer do the work.

CONTINUED FROM PRIOR POST in reply to their comment on my post. First, they told me I am not the…read morecustomer and that my builder is. However, my builder never signed off on accepting the slabs. No, they called me to sign off on the slabs. They showed me one slab and said they are exactly the same. I'm not the professional; they are. What do I know about quartzite? He had me sign off on a design form. The design looked exactly like the pictures he showed me from the distributor. Then they added my builder's name right next to mine. The form says nothing about damage. Second, the ONLY option Thompson provided us to resolve the problem was for us to PAY THEM MORE MONEY!!! We would have to pay to remove it, cut it into pieces for our outdoor kitchen, and refabricate them. AND THEN, PAY FULL PRICE for a new slab, plus PAY FOR delivery and fabrication. WHERE ARE WE BEING COMPENSATED FOR DAMAGES AND INCONVENIENCE?? We would then have paid upwards of $30,000+ for countertops. ARE THEY OUT OF THEIR MINDS? For my aggravation and since I'm forced to live with damaged goods, I proposed that they should reimburse us HALF the cost of the ONE slab, and I would remove my truthful (negative) posts, and they would never hear from me again. Please note: Since they do not have a signature from the "CUSTOMER", a.k.a. my builder, they have no leg to stand on in court.

Flooring & Granite Outlet - flooring - Updated October 2026

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