Believe the online reviews on Google. Sunny Adalja and Paul Adalja consistently exhibited a lack of…read morerespect, a lack of accountability, and a lack of transparency - in short, a complete lack of integrity. Avoid Paul's Marble Depot at all costs if you value your time and peace of mind. We were referred to Paul's Marble Depot by an architect who said they carried Dekton. We ordered the Dekton on March 30, 2022. The material arrived at Paul's Marble Depot the first week of April, 2022. We said that we'd be ready for countertops and backsplash to be installed around mid-November, 2022. We were in fact ready and asked for the countertops to be installed November 14. The countertops were installed December 1, a week later than Sunny said he would install them - he just didn't show up or communicate where his team was in the process of fabricating the countertops. We still - as of January 12, 2023 - do not have an intact kitchen island. It was installed as a piece that was broken, which Sunny and Paul glued back together and tried to pass off as whole. Paul was supposed to have ordered a replacement slab last week; he said it arrived Monday and it would be fabricated and then installed today, Thursday. It is 7:07 pm and he has not emailed, texted or called us. In April, as we were refining our design, Sunny had boasted that he was highly experienced using Bocci outlets. He told us to get double outlets, horizontal, not diagonal or vertical. I ordered the outlets per his specifications and coordinated calls between him and our electrician, which occurred in April and May. Yet in December, Sunny betrayed to us that he didn't know how to do double outlets in Dekton. When we discussed electrical outlets in April and May, he gave one measurement of 6 mm for the backsplash. When the countertops were installed, he had his crew measure for the backsplash but neither he nor Paul was not present during the measurements, and the measurements were taken with templates, not a laser. We asked his crew to ascertain the accuracy of the outlet positioning at the time of making templates. They confirmed the outlets were installed correctly. But, after he tried to install the backsplashes, Sunny announced the first installation would not work. Removing one of the backsplashes, he broke it. He blamed the breakage on his team's fabrication work. He said that backsplashes as fabricated wouldn't work because the outlets were not installed correctly even though they were installed per his specific directions to us and our electrician. At 6:30 on a Friday evening, pitch black outside, he promised to contact his electrician whom he reassured us had installed Bocci outlets many times. He said his electrician would call us. He stated that the depth of the outlets had to be 1/2 inch as opposed to 6 mm, which had been measurement he originally gave us and continued to give us up through the point he and his crew broke one of the backsplashes. Neither Sunny nor his electrician ever called us after that. We never heard from his electrician and we never heard from Sunny ever again. Sunny was consistently rude, impatient, disrespectful, and unaccountable. His communications with us were curt and he blamed others for problems he should have prevented from occurring in the first place. At times the information he gave was incorrect. He did not show up when he said he would, by a whole week, and this happened twice. We were effectively without a sink or countertops for over a month. When they came two weeks later to install the countertop and backsplash, they broke the original one-piece backsplash. Sunny blamed the breakage on his installation team. It was replaced by a backsplash in two pieces two weeks later. We discovered after the island countertop was installed at 6:30 pm in the pitch dark, that Sunny installed a slab that had been broken off at one end, at a 30-degree angle. He apparently had tried to glue it together. Once it was bright daylight, we noticed the corner had been cracked all the way through. We asked them to make it right. Sunny completely ignored our emails and calls. We then reached out to Paul who has a much nicer interpersonal style and who took responsibility for the broken island countertop. Paul never returned with an intact slab to remedy their attempt to pass off a broken piece of Dekton as intact.

horrible customer service. no follow through on promises, over and over. would not trust anything…read morethat Sunny says to you.

Customer service horrible I ask if she can show me tiles and all she did is point. Never going back…read moreI rather go to Home Depo.

From the owner: Daltile is the industry-leading brand of ceramic, porcelain, glass, metal, and stone tile as well…read moreas mosaics, extra-large slabs, countertops, exteriors, and roofing tile. Daltile products are distributed through over 250 company-owned sales service centers, stone slab yards, and gallery design centers that service a robust network of trade customers. Daltile products are also sold through independent flooring retailers. Dedicated to innovative product development and distinguished style, Daltile provides a rich palette of quality products created to inspire residential and commercial designs.

Loved the friendly service and knowledgeable staff. Everybody there is very nice and very quick and…read moreprecise. Will be back soon.

Great place to shop for building products customer service at the front desk was exceptionalread more

I'm not sure if this will be a fair review and maybe it was just because I visited this location in…read morethe morning when it was very busy, but no one offered to help or asked if I needed anything. I would have liked to have talked to someone, as I did have questions, but it was so busy in there, and after more than 15 minutes of waiting, I just left. I went to the Rings End location in Norwalk and I had a much, much better experience.

Outstanding service from Jen in the Harvard Avenue store…read more Tried a lot of other paint stores, but no one was as helpful and informed as Jen, so went back there. Great expertise and she got me right to the colors I needed and guided me to some great choices that went perfectly with what I was doing. Excellent service from Jen.

Very slow service compared to to other building supply places…read moreNot to great inventory and very shallow knowledge about product

From the owner: ABC Supply Co. Inc. in Stamford, CT provides professional contractors with everything they need for…read moreresidential and commercial projects, including roofing, siding, windows, doors, and more. As North America's largest wholesale distributor of building materials, we're committed to dependable service, accurate orders, and timely deliveries. Visit our Stamford location to meet the team and see how we can get your job done, easier.

Fantastic experience from start to finish. Moe and the staff at Lima Ceramic Tile gave us more time…read moreand attention than any other place we visited. They helped us understand material differences, reviewed color and tone options with us, and made sure we chose the right tile for a successful bathroom renovation. Friendly, thoughtful, and incredibly knowledgeable. A standout local business.

This is our second time using Lima Ceramic Tiles for our bathroom renovation. We are very pleased…read morewith their selections, quality, pricing and services. It is really a one stop shop for all the things one would need for renovations. It also takes back and issue refund of the materials that are not used unless it is a custom order. Please visit them and give them a chance.

Metro Roofing the place we go to for all or supplies. The guys are very helpful. Will quickly reply…read moreto your request for price quotes and go above and beyond to get you what you need. We wouldn't go any place else.

Horrible experience. We have 2 brand new vanities and went to Paramount stone to get quartz…read morecountertops. We had three samples from the manufacturer as well as looking at the photos from the manufacturer website and decided on the Hanstone Coast product, manufactured by Hyundai L & C, headquarters in Georgia. After having the measurements done, Paramount came to install the quartz. At first I thought the numerous black marks on the surface were smudge from the workers hands. After trying to wash it off with soap and water, we realized that it was an inherent smudge in the product we received. Paramount would have nothing to say. I called Kaylee, customer care for the manufacturer in Georgia who told me it was a defect in the manufacturing of the slab of quartz that was sent. She told me that all Paramount had to do was send in a form and Hyundai would send a new slab for free. Paramount never offered to do this. I found out that the industry standard for the fabricator(Paramount) is to have the customer come in to check the slab prior to fabricating it. This is important because there might be a hole for a sink that needs to be cut out and the customer may want to tell the fabricator what part of the slab should be cut for their countertop. As the photos show(although seeing in person is even worse), the black smudges are a definite eyesore. No reasonable customer or fabricator would have accepted this. The owner never came to look at the finished product in person. Instead he had one of his workers come and take a picture, as well as the person who did the initial measurements. Despite the manufacturer Hyundai L & C offering to send a free new slab for us Paramount never cooperated with Hyundai. Paramount never took the time or interest to fill out a form. Then wanted to charge us over $2,000 to remove the two defective countertops (each 23"x55") and install the new ones. The original installation took less than two hours. Plus they already had the exact measurements to do the fabrication. Also, there would be extra material for them to sell as a remnant for another customer. In addition, Paramount said they would not be responsible for any damage to our new custom made vanities. Fortunately, we have found another stone fabricator to complete our project. Our general contractor was able to have his two workers remove the two countertops without doing any damage in less than 90 minutes, including putting down protective paddings on the floor and cleaning up. Our contractor, who does a lot of remodeling of kitchens and bathrooms was appalled at the way this was handled by Paramount and said he will never give them business again. Look elsewhere to avoid having the same experience we had.

Thank you to Paramount Stone for making my fireplace dreams come true. They sourced the marble I…read moretold them I was looking for and perfectly bookmatched it, even the molding which is no easy task. It's flawless and everyone there is a pleasure to work with. I will definitely use them again for any marble or stone work I want to do. I LOVE what they created for me.

Nice inventory. But …read more.. ... Beware of the misleading advertising "40% off storewide, April 20 - May 5". The retail price posted on each item is already (supposedly) 40% the original price that is also posted on each item. Note - this is prior to the "sale". Then, when the sale begins, the "sale" price is NOT 40% off regularly posted price. Rather it is 43% off the supposed original price. This equates to the truth being the sale is a 3% discount; NOT a 40% discount. Just something to keep in mind so you aren't tricked into thinking you are getting a 40% discount. You are not. You are getting a 3% discount.

Had a horrible experience with delivery. Apparently they only offer curbside delivery.....for tile?…read moreI had to carry in over 300 pounds of tile myself. I called corporate in an attempt to get a refund for the $115 I paid in delivery fees only to have to carry in the tile myself. Would never purchase from here again.