I cannot say enough good things about Art of Granite. I looked into many companies before selecting…read morethem to buy and install my quartz. Tom was extremely helpful and very patient with giving me several quotes in different quartz options when I had a hard time deciding on my final choice. He never made me feel like a bother! Mitch was quick to set me up to go pick out my slab which I wanted to do before purchasing. Everyone we encountered from measurer to installer were professional and did an amazing job! Look no further this is a top rate company and very customer oriented!! I will be recommending them often!!

I highly recommend Mitch and Art of Granite for any stone needs. He found a slab from a quarry that…read morehad not been in operation for 15 years so that I could match a backsplash installed in my kitchen nearly 30 years ago. He found enough to wrap our island as well as make a dining room table slab to match the fireplace and dining counter also installed 30 years ago. He also found a different slab that not only compliments the existing backsplash, but has gold flecks in it that tie in the gold faucet and cabinet handles. Very pleased with his crew and look forward to another 30 years in our home.

Awesome place for landscaping materials! Joe drove his tractor right out and dropped the material…read moredirectly into my trailer! Couldn't ask for easier service. Highly recommend!

I needed 2.5 yards of garden mix for a decent sized raised bed. First looked at Home Depot and the…read moreprice tag was much higher than I anticipated. Looked around and found ARS who delivered it to my yard at a third of the price I would have paid at home depot and within 30 minutes of order too! Cannot recommend them enough. Their delivery is fast and affordable and can accommodate whatever order size you have. Great friendly service from family owned business too.

Like another commenter, I was actually referred to Elite by another stone supplier. It is true that…read moreyou are not going to walk into a glitzy showroom here. You will walk into an office trailer. That's just fine by me; I came for stone, not for ambience. It is also true that (unlike every other stone shop I contacted) Elite does indeed have the "stuff" to cut stone to requested dimensions. That arsenal of tools is headed up by a two monstrous-looking hydraulic presses that slice the rock sheet as though it was sourdough bread. The staff was friendly, helpful and cut the rock to my dimension request in about 30 minutes. Price was certainly fair. I'll give them "two thumbs up"

We had a great experience buying Stone for our project. They cut and drilled our stone to our…read morespecifications as we waited. Very knowledgeable staff with a huge inventory. We look forward to our next project with them!

We LOVED our experience with Granite Imports. We had a general idea of what we wanted but were…read moreblown away by Tim's knowledge and ability to guide us to a stone we absolutely loved. He helped us hone our vision for our kitchen remodel and connected us with other amazing vendors in the Denver area. The selection available and the quality are incredible, the integrity of the staff is unmatched, and the entire process that could have been very stressful, was FUN. We will exclusively use Granite Imports for our next project, regardless of scope or size.

Says online open til 4 on Saturday, arrive there and there is a post it note saying appointment…read moreonly and another one that says no appointments left. Thanks for the inconvenience.

This is the third project Tiny has completed for me. The first 2 projects were 8 years ago and…read morethey turned out fantastic, so when my contractor suggested another granite contractor, I overrode the decision and returned to Tiny's granite works He sent me to several reputable granite distributors and we shopped them all! Because of the cost and impact to our kitchen, we took our time shopping. Definitely remember to bring a sample of your cabinets! In the end, we needed an entire sLab for my kitchen island (roughly 7'x8') and a second slab for the side countertops. In addition, Tiny offered to give me a granite remnant, but I had to pay for fabrication. I couldn't say no to that, so we added a beautiful counter top to my basement mini kitchen. I was thrilled with the outcome - it took them an entire day to deliver, install and mount the stovetop and sinks and that seemed reasonable. The guys that came along were professional and respectable. This was especially important to me since I just had wood floors installed and they had to be extra careful because this was all installed the day after the big snowstorm the week of thanksgiving (remember 14 inches of snow). Overall I am thrilled - check out the photos!

Tiny Granite = Huge Headache…read more We agreed to use Tiny's service because they initially very responsive to our questions and requests. When we asked for a quote to re-install 3cm granite countertops we were given a boilerplate "quote" that basically said we'd be charged $150 per hour of work STARTING from when they leave their shop. So if there's an accident on I70, you'd be paying them to sit in Denver traffic. Weird, annoying, and unusual, but not a dealbreaker, so we agreed and set up a time for the install. The exact date and time were agreed upon (this is important). Where everything fell apart was when we sent an email asking if they would be able to give us a rough estimate for the job. We had gotten a few quotes (mostly by price/square foot) and wanted an estimated number to use to compare the two prices. Tiny's responded with again a very generic email which I will copy in its entirety below (again, this is important): "Time for the Install all Depends on How Well the Cabinets Were Installed (i.e.: Level & Squared etc..) and the Condition of the Stone, if There are No Complications It Should Take a Few Hours. As for the Time Starting When My Crew Leave the Shop, Is Just Company Policy." So, they completely ignored the actual estimate request and gave no more information on their policy for being paid to sit in traffic. Again, weird, annoying, and unusual, but not a dealbreaker. Two days later, I'm home, taking a full day off of work because it's required the client be present and since no real time frame of work was given there's no way to schedule a half-day, and it's a complete NO CALL NO SHOW. So I call, leave a VM requesting an immediate call back. 20 min go by and then I start blowing up their phone. It takes almost 10 consecutive phone calls for someone to answer, and then I tell them my name and address and how we expected work to start between 8-9am. Then the woman tells me that they TOOK US OFF THE SCHEDULE because we "didn't respond to their email." This claim is outrageous and ridiculous for two main reasons: 1: Go ahead, take a second to re-read the above email in its entirety. Literally NO WHERE does it say that it needs to be responded to. It's not expressed, implied, or suggested in any way shape or form. And yet, they cancel our appointment without notice because we didn't respond. 2: A professional business has the responsibility to contact or notify their client if they either want to confirm an appointment OR if there has been any change to the planned appointment (i.e. rescheduled or cancelled). To expect that that we the client be constantly calling or emailing them asking if they are still going to honor our agreed upon appointment time is unheard of. You don't call your doctor to make sure they didn't cancel your appointment, they always call YOU to confirm. So basically, we agree on the scope of work, we agree on the payment structure, we agree on the exact time and date, but they still cancelled our appointment without notice and refused to re-schedule because I wasn't apologetic enough for their mistake. They can respond to this with whatever about my supposed "rudeness", but I record all of my calls, and I never once did anything other than be upset at the beginning of the call. I was upset, not ignorant, crass, or anything else unpleasant. And REGARDLESS of what happened on the call, they showed a true lack of professional integrity by cancelling on their client without notice. So go with Tiny's if you want: -Vague pricing, with quotes ranging from "huh" to ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ -To pay for a crew to be in traffic, get coffee, or do anything else during their drive to your site at the price of $150/hr. -Have your appointment be cancelled without any notification the day before it's scheduled because it's beyond their professional scope to write a two sentence email asking for confirmation.

I highly recommend working with Braeden Walsh. He was exceptionally professional, kind, and…read moreincredibly knowledgeable--guiding me through the process of selecting the perfect grill, a Hestan, along with all the right accessories. Braeden made everything easy and enjoyable, and the pricing was unbeatable--better than any quote I received from BBQ Guys. A fantastic experience from start to finish.

Runs BBQ grill reviews on UTube and I liked the ones he reviewed so we drive to his store one…read moremorning (45 min each way), showed up and he didn't have many grills and NONE of the "Premium" grills I was interested in (the ones he reviewed). Looks like he makes his money selling fireplaces and now golf equipment. Skip the drive for BBQ's here

What can I say? They have a better selection, better pricing, and know lumber better than any of…read morethe big box stores or woodworking specialty shops. Unless I just need a small piece of lumber and I'm willing to pay the substantial markup of Rockler or Woodcraft, this is where I shop!

Good products and decent prices, but they sure make it hard to do business with them. They operate…read moreon "banking hours", so getting there after work or from outside the 10-mile radius of Denver is very hard. Those of us coming from Longmont or Boulder, who have to deal with rush hour traffic after 3pm, find it almost impossible to get there unless we leave in the middle of the day. That's not usually possible for those of us who work for a living! They close at 4pm (5pm officially, but you can't get anything cut after 4pm), and Noon on Saturdays. Of course, they won't cut sheet goods at all (unlike Home Depot), so that's never an option unless you have the ability to carry 4x8 sheets. All in all, they act as if I'm doing THEM a favor by buying from them. I DREAD going all the way down there and only do it when I have no other choice. It's MUCH easier to go to and work with Rockler, even though they are further away from Boulder, because they actually want my business (unlike Austin). Austin Hardwoods would be so much more successful if they adapted a more customer centric approach. I guess they don't need (or want) the business from non-contractors.

We needed to replace the wrought iron rails on our existing staircase, because some were loose and…read moresome were damaged or bent. Majestic Rails was extremely responsive and conducted a zoom call to find out how they could thoroughly meet our needs. They answered all of my questions and explored options collaboratively. The price was very reasonable, and they were able to do the work quickly and with minimal fuss. The end result is a much cleaned up version of what we had, and everything is tight and secure. They were very respectful of the property, and dealing with them was super easy! I would definitely use them for future projects!

Can't remember who did our staircase in 2013 but they really did an excellent job and bailed us out…read moreof a mess from Randall Ferguson owner of Rail Benders who took over $2100 in deposit and never showed up to do the work. Majestic stepped in and did the job of installing iron balusters, oak rail and posts. It was an exceptional job that was extremely well done.