Here at Crowe Custom Countertops, we strive to give great customer service in all phases of a project; from the initial consult and sale, thru scheduling, template, installation, and beyond. We install an average of 30 jobs every week, and in the vast majority of these (most of which have no posted reviews) we are highly successful, and the customer is very satisfied with their experience. These customers made their first visit on a Saturday afternoon, and selected a stone color called Bella White, but were not able to see the entire slab, because another slab partially blocked it. Had this been a weekday visit, or before 2:00 on Saturday, this would not have been an issue at all, because during these hours we have personnel who are OSHA certified to operate the forklift and overhead crane to move slabs as necessary to assist clients. We are one of very few granite warehouses that ever had the ability to move slabs on a Saturday. I explained this to this customer and informed them of the schedule of the operators. They were fine with the explanation, and agreed to come back. They did not make an appointment. Because I knew these slabs to be uniform, I told them I could inspect their slab for them, send them a picture, and mark any irregularities, if any, so that they could be avoided. They declined my offer, preferring to see the slab in person before making their purchase, which I fully understood. The following Saturday, we had heavy walk-in traffic, and I received a message that they had called. I could not return the call because I had customers waiting in the showroom for my assistance. At about 3:00, while in the warehouse with another customer, I recognized them with one of my colleagues, in the area of the Bella White slabs they had previously looked at. Again, the slab was partly covered by another slab of marble, and the clients were unhappy. In her posting, they state that my colleague walked too fast for the lady to keep up with her. I did hear my colleague suggest that the husband drive the car around from the showroom to pick up his wife at the warehouse to save her the return walk. Although I did not witness all of their interaction with her, I know from past experience that my colleague has always given exceptional assistance to everyone that comes here, and cannot imagine her being insensitive to a person with limited mobility. As sales associates, we often depend upon each other to help our customers on days off, and none of us wants to be the one who gives poor service to another associate's customer. I have always trusted my colleagues to give great service to my customers in my absence, and continue to do so. At no time was this associate unprofessional with them, she simply had no way to move slabs for them at that time of the day, as they had previously been informed. In their review, they described several slabs as being "misplaced" in the warehouse. Of course, each 1000+ pound slab was exactly where we intended it to be. As they were informed, an earlier customer came in to select 3 slabs of marble for their home. She had just spent almost an hour with our crane operator, moving marble slabs for them to help them select. Because the space in the warehouse is not infinite, slabs must sometimes be placed over other colors temporarily, until they can be returned. When they made their selections, the crane operator had reached the end of his shift, and left for the day leaving the slabs locations to be addressed the following morning, which is not out of the ordinary in this industry. It is unfortunate that our marble customers are not represented here to express their exceptional customer service experience with her and Crowe Custom Countertops. We regret any time a customer feels they received poor customer service, but have no control over their actions. By choosing to make their return trip after 2:00 on Saturday, outside the hours of which I had previously informed them, they were bound to be frustrated no matter what level of service we provided. We all make our living by selling our products and services, and cannot be indifferent to any customer, no matter what the size of their job. I believe what they interpreted as indifference to them, was simply our frustration that we could not move the slabs to help them select, due to their unfortunate arrival again after 2:00 on a Saturday. Prior to seeing their posted review, I received an email from them stating their intent to post a negative review and "warn everyone they know" about how badly we treat customers. I replied, asking for an opportunity to serve them, but received no response. Christopher Welsh Crowe Custom Countertops Sales Associate