Chose Trinity because of their impressive cutting operation and large selection. I was convinced they would stand behind their work and be professional. I was assured that every installation has a followup call for complete satisfaction. The laser cutting operation was a deciding factor. I was unable to choose my specific slab, unlike the 5 other times Ive had granite installed (elsewhere), but it was from the same LOT. I was assured the seam would be nearly invisible and certainly would not feel it. This has always been my experience so I was not overly concerned. When they came, the cutout for the cooktop was too small on all 4 sides, so they cut it in my kitchen, and I just have never experienced granite dust like that before -- in my cabinets, in my lungs, on my unprotected wood floors. I expected some cutting for the knockout, but this was completely recut the entire opening. The standard edges have always been good for me before, but Trinity has almost no easing, so edges are sharp. While they look beautiful, they are easily chipped and mine are already chipped -- something I have never experienced in over 20 years of granite counters! But it is the seam that bothers me most. It is highly visible and uneven, catches flour, crumbs, etc. I avoid using that area for fear it will get worse, and I try to keep it covered with a huge cutting board to conceal it because frankly its embarrassing to spend that much money and have it look and feel like that. The join is on top of a drawer cabinet, in the middle, with little to no support under the join. My husband expressed concern but was assured they knew what they were doing. It has dropped slightly in the front even from the initial poor install. No call to check as was promised, and I waited months before contacting Trinity, hoping Id just get used to this and it wouldnt bother me anymore. When I eventually contacted Trinity, I was asked to send photos, which I did. I was told she would check the calendar and get back to me. That was a month ago. I learned a long time ago that things go wrong and the real test of a quality contractor is what they do when that happens. It was this thought that led me to them and their impressive operation -- but I fear I was sadly misled. I encourage you to seek a provider other than Trinity. read more