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Open • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Element Granite & Quartz - Countertops installation

Element Granite & Quartz

(29 reviews)

2 hours ago New I'll…read morestart with Emily from Element Granite and Quartz, she's the initial contact person ( and Rocky) that you meet. She is dedicated and engaged in what she does! Her knowledge about materials, color combinations, room size and what will fit is incredible. Most of the things that I put on my "if we have space" list she was able to accommodate for us. She was able to accommodate a coffee bar(I didn't even dream of that)! She walked us through the showroom and pulled things that she thought we would be interested in and she was spot on with her choices. She helped us decide what cabinets, knobs, handles and colors would work best for our dream kitchen. When I say we have our dream kitchen we really got our dream kitchen and more because Emily was able to configure the space to allow our hearts desire. Rocky is her fur baby and he is such a gentle giant. Really this big boy is a natural service dog, his ability to soothe people is amazing. Love you Rocky! Vince was amazing with measurements and such a pleasure to chat with. He knew his business and worked with a knowledge that came through clearly. My husband loved Uncle, he did the installation, he said he had a great sense of humor and worked quickly. His experience with installation was impressive. All in all from the beginning to the end, we had an incredible experience with Element Granite & Quartz! Wonderful products, prices, and service! Thank you Emily and family for your dedication

The business was the easiest company to work with. Everything was done on time and they employ true…read moreprofessionals, not day workers. My cabinets are gorgeous put in one day and the countertop was done with such precision. I absolutely love it and could not be happier. You will be also if you choose them for your kitchen remodel.

Forever Marble - Viscon white www.forevermarble.com

Forever Marble

(14 reviews)

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Mayfair

Ben and Associate installed my kitchen quartz countertop and wall tile. I am very happy with the…read morefinal results and would recommend Forever Marble.

We hired Forever Marble to fabricate and install countertops in our newly built kitchen - a $17,070…read moreproject paid to Forever Marble, including materials, fabrication and installation. They have botched the project with multiple issues ranging from (1) shoddy fabrication rendering our sink unusable, (2) measurement errors leading to inconsistencies in the overhang throughout the kitchen, (3) careless installation causing minor damage to our cabinets, and (4) most disturbingly, deceitfully concealing a significant break in the stone by sealing it and not letting us know about the coverup, which would become apparent later. Specifically, Ben and his team from Forever Marble were scheduled to install ONLY the island countertop on a Saturday (Aug. 14th ) and therefore our contractors prepped ONLY the island for installation the day before (Aug. 13th ). However, on Aug. 14th , Ben and his team came to our residence and insisted on installing BOTH the island countertop (aka the black & white stone) and periphery countertop (aka the black stone) without prior notice. They said that they would "prep" the area themselves (i.e., remove the plywood and all the plumbing) and install it that day. I told them it was okay to start with the island stone, but to wait on installing the periphery stone until I talked with our contractor to make sure it was okay to install it without his supervision. Ben's team however went ahead and started with the black stone anyway, and said that they were just 'placing it' and it was not final. Ben's crew seemed in a hurry while working, and while they pushed the black stone into place, there was a sound and a collective "oh no" from the crew. They hovered around the stone for a while, and when I inquired, they said that it was "nothing". My husband told Ben that he was not satisfied with how the black stone was sitting on the sink. Ben told him that he would be happy to: 1) replace the stone, 2) give us credit for the damage, or 3) give us the next project for free. Ben never mentioned anything about the wrong place where the faucet hole was located or a crack by the sink (which Ben had tried conceal, which we discovered later, and which was probably caused when Forever Marble's crew yelled out a collective "oh, no!" in their haste to get the install job done hurriedly). Here's the result: The L shaped black stone by the sink has multiple issues and needs to be replaced: 1. There is a significant crack near the sink that has been epoxied in a way that it should not have been. 2. Sink reveal is an issue - the accessories don't slide all the way and get stuck because of the way the countertop is cut around the sink. 3. Main faucet hole is not centered to the window as designed Meanwhile, the black & white island stone is still not placed centered over the island, the overhang is higher on one side and lesser on the other. There is a crack by the sink here as well, which is beyond a "natural fissure." Additionally, the butler's pantry reveal is off, and there's damage to the cabinets. We have tried communicating this to Forever Marble and have received no response, aside from an offer to make a couple of cuts in the black stone and replace the sink area, which is a no go, because we don't want our expensive countertop to be chopped up to 'fix' spot issues. This has been a total nightmare.

Colonial Marble & Granite - New Kitchen

Colonial Marble & Granite

(349 reviews)

$$

We redid our bathroom from 1958 (originally pink and green). We looked at several places for marble…read morecountertops. Colonial Marble has a gigantic warehouse with the most extensive and beautiful selection of marble slabs of at least 4 places we visited. The difficulty was deciding on which one to choose. After selecting a beautiful slab they helped us pick out the nicest part for the vanity top and the shower bench. They also made suggestions about how to use the rest of the slab, for example for window sills and thresholds, that we hadn't thought of. Our project ended up being behind schedule by 6 months but they never charged any "storage fees" or other annoying charges. When we were ready for the marble, a very professional guy came out and measured with a laser device. The measurements were accurate and the bull nose edge as well as the rest of the work was precise and looks amazing. We couldn't be happier with the outcome.

Buyer beware: My advice is to not sign any paperwork until you are sure there are No Damages to…read moreyour property. If you sign off the work order they will not fix any damages. They will say if you didn't see the damage being done they cannot believe you. If they had to fix all the damages their installers do they will be out of business. The installer did a terrible job caulking. They had to send someone out to fix the caulking. My kitchen floor was scratched and my cabniet finish was taken off in one corner. The quartz countertop is nice. The second caulking job is better but I still have damage to my floor and cabniet.

Golden Granites - countertopinstall - Updated November 2026

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