We highly recommend Amazon Stone! We first started looking in the Silver Star area. We decided to…read more"just look" at AS and we were hooked! We met Sonia the sales person. She is kind, efficient, very professional and lovely! From the day we picked out our amazing stone to installation, was 25 days!! Oh, and we bought a fabulous black sink. Throughout the whole process, we trusted in them and had fun! Buying countertops & a sink should be fun, right?? And they're family owned and we got great prices!!

Wish I had read these reviews before working with AS. Make sure to get things in writing regarding…read morepromises made over the phone. My main gripe is the install was very messy. I had to take an hour out of my day to inspect the whole job after discovering a few small things before they wanted me to sign the completion paperwork. I'm glad I did. Shims not cut off. Very messy caulk job. Gaps in the caulk, entire section of caulk missed. They chipped a piece on brand new cabinets, which they took off to fix (delaying completion by about a week) and they wanted my final payment before the cabinets were even repaired. These were all things that I found as the client. I would expect that they held their installers to that standard. I definitely felt like I was the inconvenience when all of this happened to me. Wanted to share here so anyone using them knows what they may encounter.

If you're looking for a reputable, sound company you trust to do your work, please look elsewhere…read more This company provides no sort of peace of mind when it comes to home projects. My husband and I just purchased our first home and have a couple of projects we want to work on - the kitchen being the first. We had quotes done from other companies and it boiled down to 2 companies - Carla and another (whom we ended up using). From the beginning, Carla was reluctant to when it came to educating us on the process and helping us to feel comfortable handing over over $3k to them. I tried to look up their license with DBPR and was unsuccessful in finding them - and I am a pre-law student, I'm well aware of how to search for companies with DBPR. They're not even BBB accredited and everything they did is exactly what all sources say contractors and companies should NOT be doing. In a way, I feel like they take advantage of customers who they feel aren't competent in reading choppy legal agreements and understanding them. By far, this was one of the worst professional agreements I have ever read in my life. I want to emphasize their contract: 1. You're forced to accept that if they need a second slab of over $2,xxx that you'll have to buy it OR you will lose your deposit which includes the cost of a slab PLUS half of labor. They won't guarantee what they quote you is what you'll pay. 2. They also refuse to guarantee that you'll have the work done with an acceptable amount of seams (professional craftsmanship is not guaranteed) 3. Their contract says that THEY aren't responsible for any damages to your home that THEY may cause. 4. They have a contradictory clause in the contract saying that although YOU pay for the slab, THEY are the ones buying it so it is their property. It later says that they will not be responsible if your slab breaks after you pay for it and will only act as mediators between you and the slab supplier. I will attach pictures of the contract they sent us, the contract we sent BACK to them to ask that they offer some sort of protection to us- their potential clients- that was rejected. This is terrible customer service and a terrible business practice. You should NEVER start off a relationship by advising that you're not responsible for any of your work and won't stand behind any of it. Please go else where. They may be cheap, but it's probably because they're not insured or bonded or anything along those lines. Their contract is B.S. and I'm glad we decided not to use them. On top of all of this, we were willing to PAY THE LABOR COSTS of having their team come template our kitchen and have them lay it out on a mock slab with the same dimensions as the slab we were choosing but they refused that as well. The sad part is that she had a contact that had such a beautiful stone at an unbeatable price! But I'm willing to pay more and invest in a company I trust and work I can trust.

Loved working with them! They did a fabulous job on our kitchen countertop replacement. They even…read moresaved the scraps from the kitchen for a few months which I can use on my bathroom. I highly recommend them! They will come to your home with samples. They had the best price too.

The team at Ace Granite is wonderful. I am thrilled with the outcome of my new kitchen. Thanks for…read moreall of your hard work, Ace Granite!

We recently purchased porcelain tile for our entire house from Tile Warehouse and Tuyen was amazing…read moreand so helpful. He really went above and beyond to take care of us and made sure that we had everything we needed. We were also short on tile and needed to come back another day and he personally came on his day off to open shop for us to pick up the additional tile. I highly recommend Tile Warehouse. Thank you so much for all of your help, Tuyen!

Business is closed. Huge sign on highway 50. Drive all the way over there only to discover they are…read moreout of business at that location.

wide range of building construction supplies you didn't know about it!…read more from lumber sizes that you don't find at at Home Depot or Lower also hardware's. Customer Service if friendly and helpful

9 grade shop class , needed redwood for book case. Road my bike to the lumber yard , Thomas ,…read morebought redwood 1by6 . Loaded up and I still have the book case . That was 58 years ago !!

As if COVID was not hectic enough, prior to the pandemic, we determined we would remodel our home…read more I am talking about kitchen, two full bathrooms, and a 1/2 bath. The decision was made at the end of January to proceed with Mo from Galaxy Cabinets. We had been down this path before two years ago; we were at the final stages after design to remodel, and when we went to place a deposit, the cabinet supplier was not forth coming, so we abandoned the idea of remodeling and went on vacation instead. All of this is to share how incredibly hesitant we were to roll up our sleeves and work with a new cabinet company. Mo was chosen because of the incredible reviews about his service, product, and attention to detail. We could not be any happier with Mo from START TO FINISH. From design assistance, product quality, installation (Eddie is the BEST!), follow up...ever step of the way Mo communicated with us, and ensured we were happy at every turn. (I may have to add here we are admittedly opinionated, and detail oriented, in a nutshell = hard to impress). We have recommended Galaxy to our neighbors, and friends who are equally "wowed" with the renovation.

Moe and his team have exceeded our expectations with their quality cabinets, attention to detail…read moreand professionalism. Everyone from the plumber, cabinets and stone team were top notch. The price paid for all the work was also very competitive, thank you, we highly recommend this business!

"Every Stone Tells a Story" is what Darlene, the owner of Mystic Granite and Marble told me once…read moreand she is absolutely right. That is why Mystic has the best selection in central Florida. Darlene is remarkable and takes the time to find out exactly what you are seeking to create in your home; and then the magic begins. She will find just the right stone to finish the story in your home. I believe your home should be the safest and happiest place. The caring staff at Mystic, under the leadership of Darlene will help you craft and create that kind of home. I highly recommend them.

We had a great experience this location as we are pricing out some marble or granite slabs for a…read moreredo. We found their team to be knowledgeable, friendly, and helpful during our visit. They have quite a selection and they are very informed about your options.

We purchased quartz countertops from this company, including an undermount sink installation that…read morewas part of a promotion. About three years later, the sink detached and fell. From what we have since learned, the sink appears to have been improperly secured during installation. When I contacted the company, I was told the installer no longer works there and that the warranty had expired, so I would need to hire another installer at my own expense. I understand warranties have limits, but I expected an undermount sink installation to last much longer than three years. I'm sharing this so future customers can ask detailed questions about installation methods and long-term support before purchasing.

I had a quartz kitchen counter and vanity counter installed in May 2024. I asked if clips would be…read moreused to attach the sinks to the quartz and was told no, Black Mamba adhesive would be used. However, during the installation by Sanford Granite, my contractor was on site and asked why they were using silicone, which he expressed would not hold the sinks. My contractor's specialty is tile, so he knows a thing or two about adhesives. The installers told him they used silicone "all the time" and dismissed his concerns. Fast forward to March 2026, when the bathroom sink detached from the quartz and collapsed into the vanity. My calls to Sanford Granite were disappointing, to put it mildly. I was told that the guarantee was only a year even though the correct adhesive was not used. My concern was two-fold; I needed the bathroom sink reattached, and was my kitchen sink next to fall? I asked for an installer to address the bathroom sink and assess the kitchen sink. There was no urgency on the part of Sanford Granite to fix the problem. Since the bathroom sink was unusable and I could not wait weeks for a response from Sanford Granite, I ultimately had my contractor reattach the bathroom sink properly. It took 3 weeks for Sanford Granite's installer to take a look at the kitchen sink and how it was attached to the quartz. He said that he couldn't fix the kitchen sink until it fell. Since the proper adhesive, Black Mamba, was not used as promised, I was stunned when the installer informed me that it is my responsibility to pay $150-$200 to have it reattached. So after spending $5000+ to Sanford Granite, I have to pay someone to fix their mistake.