Knowledgeable and HONEST folks! Great pricing now that it has a new name and ownership/controlling…read moreinterest. i am now a client for life! Give them a shot, you won't be disappointed.

MY EXPERIENCE: I had a great experience with Bedrock Marble…read more& Granite Inc. who replaced my kitchen counter on July 11th, 2011, and plan on using them again for the bathroom upgrades here in the near future. I would and already have referred them to a few people looking for counter replacement as I was very satisfied with the work they did at my house. PRICING AND QUOTE: I used Bedrock to replace the high bar in my kitchen next to my counters after it was broken into pieces. I have to say that they were very prompt in coming out and measuring the space and getting the quote back which came in under all of the other quotes with the exception of one from the Home Depot. I would NEVER USE HOME DEPOT ANYWAY, but I just wanted to get an idea of what the cheapest price range would be. Bedrock came in $2000 cheaper than the most expensive person who quoted me (some rude ignorant fool of a man who didn't understand that I only wanted the one counter and not my entire kitchen replaced, and then got mad and quoted me 1-2K above what everyone else was quoting me just to be a jerk). Since Bedrock's pricing was so low I also had them remove the mini bar counter, which had been done in Formica Laminate, and replace it with the same material that is in the kitchen which is Silestone in Blue Saharah color. The kitchen counter is only 4-5 ft away from the mini bar so the difference in material was very noticeable even though they were similar in color. They also did a custom sink cover for my mini bar sink with a finger hole to easily pick it up and set it over the sink or out of the way. Since the mini bar is such a small area, I wanted to have the option of more counter space by having this drop in piece to place over the sink hole in the counter. The sink is an under mount sink, so after speaking with Amie at the Bedrock office, she was able to understand what I was wanting to accomplish and custom made the piece perfectly for the space. Now I am able to utilize the entire counter space, about 3.5ft X 2ft, instead of only half that due to how much space the sink takes up. Anyone who is doing a mini bar or under mount sink in a small or restricted space should really look into this because you really do get so much more space out of it AND you already have the left over stone to use there from where they cut the sink hole. SCHEDULING: Scheduling took a little longer than I would have expected given the promptness when quoting, but it was the week of July 4th so that is understandable. The entire job from quote to the instillation people walking out my door was roughly 12-15 days, and that included them special ordering and fabricating my counters with the exact material that was already installed from a years ago when the previous home owner upgraded the kitchen. THE INSTILLATION: Instillation was around 3 1/2 hours and the only negative comment I have about it was the smell of the adhesive material used to secure the counter, which in no way was a fault of the instillation guys as it is normal procedure. Any other company would have to do the same thing to install the counter. The smell went away after a day and we just opened the windows while they were using it. The overall quality of the work was even better than the counter that was there before. The old counter was done cheaply and the instillation was done in a way that cut corners. The counter had a seam in it that was large and visible, and the seam was much wider than normal. Bedrock was able to do the entire long bar counter in the kitchen in one piece WITHOUT a seam, which looks sooooooo much better, not to mention is probably stronger than the two pieces that were there before that were glued together. THE WORKERS: The instillation guys, Carlos and Jorge, were hispanic (for those of you who care about that type of thing) but spoke english very well and you could tell that they have lived in the US the majority of their lives. They were very personable and nice, helpful when I had a question and cleaned up all of the mess that come from ripping out the old counters and putting in the new. They were friendly enough to carry on general conversation while they were working, and also about future remodeling I plan to do in the bathrooms in my house. Gave me their honest opinion on what I should do with the bathroom counters, not just what would make them the most money in the end, which was greatly appreciated. I don't mind someone trying to upsell on a job when I inquire but I hate when other companies have tried to basically take advantage of me in my own home by overpricing the job or suggesting things I am not and have audibly communicated that I am not interested in.

Our whole experience with these guys was terrible. Terrible communication, horrible installation…read moreand a countertop in one bathroom that leaves our guests wondering why we paid for something with such an ugly mark in the middle. Absolutely no apologies at any point for unreturned phone calls, service or quality concerns. Communication became somewhat better once the balance was due, despite having an invoice saying "All work is now complete" they still had to come out 2 more times to fix installation errors.

We had a great experience with Sand & Gravel Solutions. A load of decomposed granite was ordered…read morefor delivery. We had a last minute change (one day delay) in the delivery that was accommodated. The morning of delivery I called and spoke to a nice woman on the phone. She gave me a window of delivery that would be within an hour to an hour and a half. The truck actually showed up about 20 minutes outside of the estimate, but no worries. The driver arrived and we showed him where we wanted it dumped in the street. It was expertly dumped and I even made a video because my grandson loves all things construction. Our contractor's work crew arrived soon after and got to work. It actually started to rain partway while it was being spread in the backyard. The decomposed granite actually kind of "hardens" in a good way. Still pliable when you walk on it but it doesn't stick to your shoe like sand. We've been happy with the product and i was happy with my interaction with the company. The prices seem fair. They have all kinds of stone and gravel shown on their website. Check it out!

Excellent company. Helpful and affordable materials for my property and company. Always so nice…read morethere also.