We had a kitchen remodel in 2021 and our contractor referred us to Morro Bay Cabinets. We had a…read moregood experience then and been happy with the cabinets ever since. Recently one of the soft close mechanisms stopped working and not sure what to do I called the shop for direction, fully expecting that they would tell me there is nothing they would do. Instead, they set up an appointment to look at the issue. Long story short Steve came out and looked at the issue, returned on a later appointment with the right part and installed it, not charge. I was so impressed that 5 years after the installation they would come out and look at an issue. A lot of places can make a good product, but customer service after the sale, even 5 years later, is the backbone of any product, especially Morro Bay Cabinet products.

We selected MB Cabinets to replace all our cabinet fronts and drawers. They also made pull out…read moredrawers in some of the cabinets, new cutting boards. Steve one of the owners was fantastic, very helpful and made sure everything was done to our satisfaction. Edgar and Adrian were the installers, very courteous and cleaned up. They found a couple of drawer fronts and said they were too short. MB Cabinets, Doug, remade them and someone drove them to our house. I thought their pricing was very reasonable. Now I just need to get them painted.

Truly five stars are not enough to give Kudos to Danny and his team…read more As the owner, Danny is hands-on, nothing escapes him. NEVER, in all the remodels in which I have planned and executed have I met and worked with an owner who has more integrity and honest desire to put the client's needs first. Aside from this, their work is superb. Well done Danny and team.

I am a mosaic artist. I mostly use broken plates and dishes for my mosaics. But often, I need to…read morego to the tile store because I need a specific color or shape. My go to store was Totally Tile off of Ramada Drive. They had a huge selection and I always found what I needed. When their rent was increased, they decided to retire. I decided to try Paso Tile and Stone. I walked in and all of the tile looked to be either white or grey. Nothing wrong with that, just not for me. Luckily I discovered Tyndall Tile in Atascadero. Lots of color and lots to choose from.

Beautiful wood items of all shapes, sizes and uses. Great vintage gift ideas and great customer…read moreservice. Really enjoyed our visit and will be back soon.

John and Kira were so helpful and made it easy to select three vintage doors for our chicken coop…read more Prices were reasonable and the doors got the Cinderella treatment from us. They're gorgeous!!

My wife and I had Epic Stone fabricate and install new quartz counters in our kitchen. These guys…read moredo incredible work. I would highly recommend them for anything stone related.

Epic Stone came recommended by everyone we talked to when we began our kitchen remodel and now we…read moreunderstand why. They finished a countertop replacement yesterday where we replaced old granite countertops with new quartzite. In addition to a change in stone, we also added some features like stone windowsills details, a stone backsplash and shelf behind the oven, and a waterfall edge on the peninsula. The process was ideal from start to finish. Ben was responsive and always very helpful. He listened to what we wanted and made suggestions and gave us options to get a finished product we are thrilled about. They went the extra mile to make our house livable between demo and installation. His team was friendly to my whole family (including the dog). We have worked with a handful of vendors during our remodel and Epic Stone stood out for the experience working with them and the finished product. I would gladly recommend them to anyone looking for stone work.

I'm so excited to write this review for Danny and his team at Pacific Coast Lumber! My boyfriend…read moreand I have a piece of orchard, black oak. We brought it up to PCL just to have it planed. My intention is to make this a DIY project - even though I have never attempted any type of wood working project before. Not only were we met with extreme enthusiasm about our "little" project, but Danny was so helpful in instructing me about what type of epoxy to buy - to how to prepare the wood prior to sanding, etc. My boyfriend was even able to run the planer across our wood a couple of times It was such a fun couple of hours up at their spot in Paso. I have to add, not only is Danny extremely professional, but a sincerely knowledgeable and talented wood worker as well! Whether you have a project for Pacific Coast Lumber to custom mill, resurface, sand, kiln dry, etc, they can do it all. Additionally, Danny also creates custom designs to fit your needs. You HAVE to go see his shop called Deadwood Revival Designs - and check out all of his services and projects. https://www.deadwoodrevivaldesign.com/. His shop is located in Paso at 2732 Danley Ct, Suite 101 - Paso Robles, California USA 93446. I highly recommend this business for whatever stage your project is in. You won't be disappointed. Thank you Danny and team. It was a FANTASTIC morning! Telephone number to Pacific Coast Lumber: (805) 543-5533.

I wanted to build a bartop for a patio. I was greeted by Jeremiah who helped me find a beautiful…read moreCedar slab. Jeremiah custom cut the slab to fit perfectly for a great price and gave me good advice on the best way to finish off the top. The customer service was amazing. I definitely recommend them for a custom built piece or materials for a diy project.

Rodney and his crew were great! Installation went so well and the end product was better than I…read moreexpected. Thanks so much!

*April 2023, hired Eq-Wine covers to build us a 40x60 enclosed barn (40x48 enclosed, 12 ft porch),…read moresliding barn doors on each end. We were told the barn would take 6 weekends to build. *Construction didn't begin until Sept. 2023 because of a range of excuses. *When installing framing, I was told a they would need a heavier beam than accounted for, I had to pay an extra $1000 to fix. *Roof installed multiple times due to faulty material from supplier. Initial roof installed October. *Late December I have a call with Rod, taking too long to move forward. I was repeatedly yelled at, said it's not his fault, refused to use a different provider, wanted me to call his supplier and when I told Rod it's not my job his response was that it's not his job either. *Roof finally installed in February. * Rod didn't account for the posts to be spaced correctly for stall frames for front and back doors. Frames have to be welded to outside posts. Frames are un-level. *Had multiple discussions about tack room roof. Rod ultimately decides he didn't want to put the roof on it anymore. Even though this had been agreed upon. *Rod decided barn doors needed footers and I had to hire a concrete person to put them in at an additional cost of $4k. *Since Rod said concrete wasn't his problem, didn't want to be there for the pouring, had to have concrete fixed multiple times because barn was out of square and Rod didn't want to wet set track as is standard practice. *Tried to send me new labor bill for building barn doors that were already on our contract. When I say no, he yells at me, cusses at me and says he will "just have to eat it." *Rod admittedly forgot to account for space over stall doors when ordering material. Even though it is enclosed in the renderings he provided and says enclosed on the contract, he tries to add $5k in labor and over $3k in material to enclose. All in all we are left with this... 1. A huge gap between the breezeway door sides and the barn walls. Something we were assured would be fixed with weather stripping. 2. A trim piece/overhang above the barn doors on the side without the porch that is not wide enough to actually cover the door so that when it rains the rain pours in the doors. 3. There are no stoppers or anything to keep the doors from coming out of the track if they are opened too far. Again, huge safety risk. 4. Still no ceiling on the tack room. 5. Still an open 5ftx48ft gap on one side of the barn. 6. No barn door handles. 7. Gaps in the tongue and groove on all stall panels since the wood wasn't cut to fit properly 8. Super dirty doors from leaving material scattered about for months. 9. Several other issues. *In all, this barn will be costing us over $10k more than we expecting due to his mistakes and oversights and we will have to pay someone else to fix his mistakes which will be even more money. *He left the work area an absolute mess for the entire duration of the project. Material everywhere, unorganized, just clutter, trash and chaos. *We are not naive in thinking this entire build would go off without a hitch but the lack of oversight, planning, preparedness and unapologetic incompetence with this project was on another level. *After all the issues we had, I recently decided to check with the State Contractor Board. No license for Eq-Wine Covers, Rod's Farm and Ranches or Rod Kirby himself. So they are operating improperly and probably illegally doing these installs that they offer to do. I did not think to check initially because I naively thought they were a reputable business. *We are beyond disappointed with Rod and his company. Throughout this process Rod has been full of excuses, lacked professionalism, been a total chauvinist and been outright difficult. He would go through periods of being angry, rude and difficult and then have lucid moments where he would panic and apologize and ask if we were all good and say he didn't want a bad review. Well Rod, you're getting a bad review. PS There is so much more I could add but I have reached the max character limit

Great service, product and crew. Fritz, Jesus are really customer service oriented. Friendly with…read moresincerity. (Hard to find now days) I'll be back, refer Toms to anyone.

Upon having an estimator come out to bid on a bathroom floor, bathroom countertop and kitchen…read morecountertop, I was told that "it's been so long since they have tiled a kitchen that they are going to decline..." I think maybe because I chose a tasteful artistic tile, and not a generic quartz. He even suggested that. So, what do you mean by "full service tile and granite company," "specializing in expert tile and stone installation." What you should say is that you install granite and quartz. Not tile. Very odd, and estimate a waste of my time. Unable to do bathroom floor, bathroom counter and large kitchen counter?

One of their trucks dumped rocks all over my car on the freeway and cracked my windshield but…read moreapparently they don't give a shit. I didn't have a cracked windshield before your truck sprayed rocks down on it.

Great company. Great office staff. Highly responsive and beautiful produce. Our place looks…read morefantastic. Wish it wasn't so expensive but definitely added to the value of our home