Looking for bathroom fixtures? Michigan Chandelier is the right place to go if you're interested to…read morebuy anything related to your bathroom and kitchen renovations and building from scratch. No doubt about the quality and quantity of choices available in their massive showroom. On display are chandelier, shower heads, mirrors, counter tops, kitchen faucet, toilet bowls, indoor/outdoor light, sliding doors, bar doors, and even mailboxes... they can customize the order for you. If you're interested but on a budget ... you might end up just window shopping. This business offers the best items (designer / artisan made) so the price is a bit higher compared to Menards and Lowe's. For customer service, we saw a few associates assisting the customers while the rest are at the back answering phone calls and the others simply staring at you without saying hello :-) Honestly we could purchase similar designer items in a lower price. But if you're an interior designer or contractor to a richer client...sky is the limit!

I have been shopping at Herald Wholesale for over 30 years. I love the knowledgeable staff and the…read moreproducts. If you're looking for any beautifu, well made home accoutrements this is the place.

the cooking classes here were amazing! extremely disappointed that this location is closing, as it…read morewas very close and convenient. Will definitely come back if they open another location! staff at the class were very friendly and I definitely learned a lot.

The class felt a bit overly rule-bound compared to other companies cooking classes I've taken,…read morewhich took away from some of the fun. Lots of reminders about hand-washing, keeping stations clean, and clearing plates at the end -- understandable, but a little much. The group was also large (around 20), so we had to take turns stirring / chopping. With a group this size, a mic for the instructor would help.

It has been well over a year now waiting for the owner Mr. Brigham at Howie Glass to respond…read morehonestly to my complaint. My damaged mirror still remains damaged and my complaint is ignored without any thought or admission that they damaged my mirror. I expected honesty from this company owned by Mr. Brigham and I have gotten no where. I wonder if he feels satisfied that he continues to ignore and deceive the elderly. Shame on him. He knows who I am talking about. They can receive all the nice comments and stars they want, but he knows that he damaged my mirror .

Very good service and great Prices. Needed multiple screens…read moreredone and they were quick to get them back to me.

Great selection of high end finishes and fixtures, custom furniture and building materials. I visit…read moreoften when shopping with clients! Sarah, The Lux Group

Amazing spot for seeing what's possible for your remodeling or new construction job. Could spend…read moreall day here-like a field trip. Expensive.

Leaving one star because both times I was in there, the lady tailed me around the entire store…read morewhile I shopped.. She even started pretending like she was putting shoes away and stood on the middle of the aisle to aggressively prevent me from getting through even after I said "Excuse me".. Then she started yelling loudly to the other guy and I'm almost certain she was talkin , gauging from the other 1 star reviews for this store.. She has done it before.. I get it that you don't want people stealing from you, but maybe invest in some security cameras? That's what they exist for.. The vast majority of us are not thieves. And if you're so miserable there, maybe find a new job? Absolutely terrible. Don't go here and support these owners. I won't be back.

This is a great place to visit with all kinds of kitchen equipment waiting to be discovered…read more Prices are great, and the staff is helpful. I got a wok, some frying pans, lovely soup bowls and more! Check it out!

Recently we decided we were ready to move forward with changing out the counters and found Primo's…read moreon yelp. Mark was so informative and gave us a lot of information about all the different types of countertop options. The quote we got was very reasonable, and they threw in a new sink for free. We eventually picked a quartzite countertop and set everything up to have Primo's guys come out about 2 weeks later to install them. The installers arrived exactly when they said they would and got right to work. The entire process took them about 4 hours, including removing the old countertops. Primo and Mark were both so nice and answered all of our questions. I would definitely recommend Primo's to anyone who was looking to replace countertops!

Primo Granite installed 2-bathroom countertops in our home. The job was very professionally done,…read moreand the product is beautiful. The quartz countertops make our bathroom look like new. Thanks Luca, Primo, and Mike. I would definitely recommend them to anyone.

Our brand new blue & white kitchen is my dream cone true ! Santorini/ Mykonos LIVE! Thank you…read moreXtreme Granite & Marble thanks to Alex, Michael & Dayana & of course an amazing installation team

I will start with the pros: their selection is very good. That's it. The cons outweigh this…read more I was referred to this company by a family member that used them. She commented on the selection and nothing else. In hindsight, I should have run for the hills. We went to the showroom several times to walk the warehouse and choose the perfect stone. Quartz is what we ordered. Pierre and his brother own the shop and while they were never overly friendly, they were professional. The day we came to order the stone and discuss details, things went well and Pierre scheduled us within weeks for measurements and install further out on the calendar. Supposed to be two dates (measuring and install). Prices weren't cheap, but weren't the most expensive either. I was so excited that this company seemed to be on their game. His brother came to quietly take the measurements on the scheduled date. Install day comes, two men show and wait for bigger guys to help them. Bigger guys arrive and carry pieces in and determine they did not bring the right size. So the whole install day is scrapped and we get scheduled another two weeks out. This time only three small guys show up without proper equipment to bring in massive slabs of stone. They rest an over 9 x 5 foot slab on our wood step denting it. THEN after getting it into the kitchen, chip a whole corner off of the island top, turn around to see if we saw, and spend about 40 minutes trying to glue it back together which we said we won't accept. It was probably a 4-5 inch piece busted off the corner. The workers (specifically one I did not get name of) get irate at us and call their boss Pierre. Lots of yelling in a different language and I get handed the phone to say we need a new piece of stone and the step will now need repair. (Pierre agreed to both without apology). The one worker was so rude every time, he was actually scary and we really didn't want him in our house again. So we get rescheduled yet AGAIN. This time, two men (who had been out prior) come out with the stone and only do part of the job. No reasons why, but explaining your process to customers (that you do the counters, then island, then backsplash at all different times) would be nice. I can't even list everything that went wrong. The sink cutout that we paid $250 for was done wrong. It was to be flush as stated in the initial meeting. Apparently Pierre didn't write that down and blamed us for the problem. Even when it was recut, it doesn't match our sink (that they had the whole time). They wanted to use these huge, ugly black plastic brackets for under the sink. We had to go buy our own stainless steel brackets to use instead. They won't use clips or glue. They hacked into our drywall and cabinets to make their ill-measured stone fit. The backsplash doesn't go up to the bottom of the cabinet (they told me that's not possible), so big gaps under the cabinet and between the top of the backsplash. Caulking cracked within a week of install though the temperature was the same in the room. The grout (or glue) between the stone at the seams is missing/has gaps and is yellowing. I sent photos and called Pierre about this. We were rescheduled for a recaulk once after being told it was a temperature problem (which it is not). It's about skimping on product and using cheap materials. We were treated poorly at every touchpoint after the initial sale. I am very disappointed they don't stand by their work and that our kitchen has zero warranty.