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Statewide Stone Care

5.0 (11 reviews)
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Cabinet refinishing

Countertop refinishing

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I did not know what to expect going in to this process, mostly because what I was hoping to do isn't a common thing people do. I recently bought my first apartment but one thing I wasn't really wild about was the very dark (almost black) glossy granite tile floors throughout the place. I wanted it to feel a bit warmer and more inviting. But I wasn't sure I was ready for the commitment or the price tag of ripping the tile out completely and putting in new floors. A friend had suggested honing the shiny floors down--essentially grinding/sanding them to give them a rougher finish. I called a few places to get estimates, and Stonework's estimate wasn't the cheapest but it wasn't the highest either. But I got the impression that even though this wasn't a process they've done a lot of, they had a pretty good idea of how it could work and were pretty confident it could be done and get me the result I was looking for. They described the grey color the tiles would likely become, and that was more or less what I was looking for--maybe even better than I was hoping for. I will say--the original estimate was that it would take two--maybe three- days to complete the work. It ended up being a full week, 7 days. But from the get go they were very clear, even if it took longer, it would not affect the price. (And they were true to their word on that--it did not change the price at all.) The entire process was for the most part very smooth. They did a couple sample tiles in certain locations on the floor to see what different sanding grits would look like in terms of color and finish and the differences in types of sealer to finish it with. Victor the owner personally stopped by I think every day (sometimes twice) to make sure things were going ok. He even came back after the job was "done" to smooth out one small spot that looked a bit TOO rough for my liking. (I'm not sure if this is common or if this was because this job was a bit of a different type of request and he wanted to make sure it was looking ok--either way, it was nice to see. And reassuring, because you could tell he wanted this to look right.) In the end the floors overall look even better than I had pictured in my head. They were lighter than I'd hoped (thanks to going with a much smaller grit) and they have a nice--almost raw, unfinished--look to them now. Every single corner and edge is not "perfect" but also--that wasn't what I was going for here. I wanted them to look raw. And they have almost a cement type of look to them now. The whole place is so much cozier than before. And again, even though the process took far longer than anticipated (due to the super hard granite that required a lot of work to grind down), they never changed the price once--what they quoted me is what I paid. Overall I think this company is a very safe bet--they care about the finished product, and they wanted to make sure I was happy.

Victor and Eddie go above and beyond!

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Outstanding service, I would use them again. Easy to schedule, professional and respectful of my time.

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