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R&L Stone & Marble

Countertops and Backsplashes, Marble and Granite

About us

R&L Stone and Marble is a relatively new company named after my two children Rachel & Landon. I started my business with 16 years of experience running fabrication shops and sales.

Business highlights

14 years of trusted experience

Services we offer

Residential & commercial fabrication & installation of marble, granite & quartz countertops, fireplace surrounds, shower walls, outside bars, etc... Removal & Disposal of Existing Countertops & Backsplash.

Amenities

Free Estimates
Yes
Warranties
Yes


Accepted payment methods

American Express
Check
MasterCard
Visa

Photos of past projects

Reviews

4.516 Reviews
Number of StarsImage of DistributionNumber of Ratings
5
75%
4
6%
3
13%
2
6%
1
0%


Rating CategoryRating out of 5
quality
4.6
value
4.7
professionalism
4.5
responsiveness
4.4
punctuality
4.5
Showing 1-16 of 16 reviews

Mike L.
12/2015
3.0
countertops, marble & granite
  + 0 more
unknown
Description of Work: Bathroom granite countertops and quartz shower seat and end caps. Job was OK, some imperfections in cutting that I was told should be expected because nothing is perfect. Not overly noticeable without a hard look and a tape measure so I caved rather than have it entirely redone. I think there are more conscientious fabricators out there but I don't know who they are. This is our second granite job (the first was by a different shop) and both jobs are messed up in some small but disappointing way. On a positive point, the sales rep was friendly, accommodating and easy to deal with.

Rating CategoryRating out of 5
quality
3.0
value
3.0
professionalism
3.0
responsiveness
3.0
punctuality
3.0


Richard A.
03/2015
5.0
countertops, marble & granite
  + 0 more
It’s beautiful and they are excellent people to work with. They did an awesome job. There was a problem with one of the counters so they took it back and fix it. They came back again and put it back in. It’s a beautiful work. The plumbing is working fine and mo leaks. The company’s owner is an awesome guy and I really like him. The work look awesome.
Description of Work: We did have R & L Stone & Marble for our granite counter tops. They came out and measured everything and then they came back and did the work with the exact measurements. Then they took my sink and took it back to the shop because it had an unusual chip to it. After a week, they put the counters in. They also did the plumbing under the sink.

Rating CategoryRating out of 5
quality
5.0
value
5.0
professionalism
5.0
responsiveness
5.0
punctuality
5.0

Yes, I recommend this pro
$2,800

Craig K.
03/2015
5.0
countertops, marble & granite
  + 0 more
unknown

Rating CategoryRating out of 5
quality
5.0
value
5.0
professionalism
5.0
responsiveness
5.0
punctuality
4.0

Yes, I recommend this pro
$600

Jane P.
01/2015
2.0
countertops
  + -1 more
After the installation, I looked at the vanity top and undermount sink. The counter top fit well and I did not see anything wrong in the sink but did not touch anything because the caulk was still wet. When all the bathroom work was complete and no more workers needed to come in, I did a final cleaning. As I wiped the counter I found a small chip in a back corner and some strange splotches which could be seen depending on the angle and light. I felt something at the back of the sink while wiping it out which was a fine scratch in a vertical line. My general contractor inspected and called ProSource so they could contact R&L. It took several weeks and more than one follow up by my contractor through ProSource before Tim at R&L made contact with anyone. Tim, my contractor and I met in mid January. Tim said he would contact the counter top material representative about the odd color variance in the counter. He said the chip in the counter and scratch in the sink were not there at installation and blamed them on the plumber who installed the fixture and hooked up the plumbing. He said plumbers are often responsible for damage such as I found. I asked if there was a way to repair the chip and he said he would ask the rep. He did agree to replace the sink. At the end of January, I met with Tim and the rep. The rep said that the color variance occurs when the protective cling sheet is separated from the stone material. He applied some solutions and cleaned the stone to make the splotches disappear. He recommended a way to smooth out the chip. Tim said he would be in touch about the sink. From January to the end of June I did not hear from Tim. I left a phone message and he did return the call. He said he had recently seen a note on his desk about the sink replacement but had been busy. We agreed on July 1 and he said he or the installers would confirm before arrival. No one called but two men appeared at the door on July 1. They had no name badges or company shirts and no name on the van. I did open the door and one said they were there to replace the sink. I asked if they knew what to do about the chip in the counter and they both said no. I relayed what the manufacturer's rep told Tim and me. There was a loud announcement from the man under the sink at one point and when I asked what was going on, the other man glossed over it and said it was nothing. The sink was replaced and the counter had apparently been addressed. When I lightly ran my hand around the sink it felt smooth. Since the bathroom is used only by overnight guests, it was a couple of weeks later when I ran water in the sink while cleaning. As I put items under the sink I saw a small accumulation of water directly under the sink drain line. While running the water, I saw water slowly running down the drain line. While polishing the stainless steel sink faucet I found small indentations in the metal which were never there before. I sent Tim an email explaining the leak and faucet damages. He replied that it had been too long since his men had installed the sink for him to do anything about either issue. In subsequent writings, Tim again blamed the original plumber and claimed that he informed ProSource that a plumber needed to meet his men when the sink was replaced. He also claimed that his men called him on the day of the service call to report that there was no plumber present and that he told them if I insisted, they could reconnect the sink pipes but he would not be responsible for any leaks. I checked with ProSource and the manager said they had not heard from him about the sink replacement or having a plumber present. Neither my contractor nor I had heard anything either. His men never mentioned the word plumber to me. My plumber fixed the drain line leak. He said two pipes were not tight. He applied a tape wrap to the threads on one pipe and then connected the two. Since my new bathroom had been used only by family guests before the sink was replaced and I cleaned it after use, I can say with certainty that the faucet was not damaged before the R&L men replaced the sink. The drain pipe did not leak before the sink was replaced. There are several good reviews for R&L. None of them involve an issue with product or installation. There is one review where there was a big problem and Tim did nothing. Tim does not do well with problems. From my perspective, he does not take responsibility for ANY problems. In an attempt to arbitrate this issue, Tim sent answers to my issues that were inaccurate and he sited conversations which cannot be proven. When Tim is hired directly by a customer, there is a contract. I had no contract with him and therefore had no way to know any stipulations which may appear in his contracts. He stated that the job was small and referred to the fact that it was not worth much money to him. His words indicated that he would not spend time on problems if he could avoid it. Since his workers automatically reconnected the plumbing drain line when they installed the sink, I believe that the leak is the responsibility of R&L Stone and Marble. Since there were no workmen in the bathroom since completion except those sent by R&L Stone & Marble, I believe that the faucet damage is also their responsibility. I will amend this review if my costs for damages are reimbursed.
Description of Work: R&L Stone & Marble was hired by ProSource to cut and install the counter top and sink in a new bathroom. I do not know the cost of the job which was paid for by ProSource.

Rating CategoryRating out of 5
quality
3.0
professionalism
1.0
responsiveness
2.0
punctuality
3.0


Response from R&L Stone & Marble
The customer is going from Web Site to Web Site to make a Complaint against R&L Stone and Marble: Also her story slightly changes each time. Below are my responses to the Better Business Bureau, who closed the case in our favor. 1st Respone: R&L Stone was contracted by Pro-Source to fabricate and install a small 9.39 Sq. Ft. Caesarstone Quartz Counter top with a 4" back splash and Under-mount Porcelain Sink. I personally came to template the job on October 16th after the cabinets had been installed. On October 24th 2013, I (the owner) personally came back to install the counter top, back splash and sink. After the completion of the Installation and clean up, I asked the customer to personally look over the project and approve the work. Which she did. There was no damage to the counter top or sink at that point and she approved the work that had been done and we left. The customer approval process is an integral part of our installation process. It is necessary to ensure that the job was completed to the satisfaction of the customer, that the state of the area was in acceptable condition, and that the appearance is as expected. It is, therefore, not possible for a customer to overlook an obvious flaw in the material at the time of installation. The Customer was presented with the installed product and was delighted with the results. On November 27th 2013, I was contacted by Pro-Source that there was a complaint with the counter top and the sink. I did not contact the customer until after the Christmas Rush to schedule a time to come out and look at her concerns. In the middle of January 2014, I met with the homeowner to look at her concerns. Immediately upon inspection of the top, I noticed a large scratch near the sink/faucet in the top and a large scratch in the sink, directly below and in front of the faucet. I explained to her that this damage was not in her top and sink when we installed and that she inspected the job before we left. I did express my concern that the plumber must have done this damage and that she should contact the plumber to discuss the damage. She also had a spot in her counter top that at a certain angle you could see. I could not explain this concern and suggested that I contact the warranty rep for this material and let him look at it. She agreed and I contacted him to discuss a time to come look at it. On January 29th 2014, I returned with the warranty rep to look at the spot that the customer pointed out. The Rep fixed the problem with ease and informed me of how to handle the scratch in the top. At this point, I agreed to take care of the scratch and replace the sink even though we were not responsible for the damage and explained that to the customer. When leaving the job site, the sales rep brought to my attention that the faucet was also scratched and that I should make note of it. It should also be noted that the warranty rep is not employed by us and has no motivation to support our position as he is objectively concerned by the state of the project and the appearance of his product that we have installed. On July 1st 2014, I sent two of my employees to replace the sink and fix the scratch in the counter top. I informed Pro-source that we replacing the sink and that we where not responsible for the plumbing (we will disconnect but not reconnect, an essential point noted in our contract) and that there needed to be a plumber on site to do the necessary work. There was no plumber on site that day and my employees called to let me know that the customer wanted them to do the plumbing. I told my employees to inform her that we would not be responsible for any leaks if they were to re-hook the drain line, and if she agreed, they could proceed. On August 6th 2014, The customer contacted me by email and said that she had a leak and that we had damaged her faucet. I explained to her that there was already damage to the faucet that had been noticed by the warranty rep back on January 29th. I told her that could not be held accountable for damage obviously caused by the plumber. Secondly, more than a month had gone by since the last visit, and we were just contacted about a leak and the "damage" to the faucet. R&L Stone and Marble has gone above and beyond to take care of the customer and her concerns. Firstly, we have spent far more in trips to this customer's house and numerous other expenses totaling hundreds of dollars, much more than the value of the job, and this was to appease a customer who approved our work initially and has now blamed us for a problem that was caused by others. Secondly, R&L does not receive payment from Pro-Source unless the job is completed and the customer has given them confirmation that the job is done, has been inspected, and is free from defects or damage. R&L was paid on November 1st 2013 in Full for this project. Lastly, regarding the faucet, we did not remove the faucet or disconnect the supply lines to replace the sink. The faucet was never touched during this process. 2nd Response: The customer has stated that the project was not near completion when we initially installed the counter top. However, the project was complete other than the plumbing, which needed to be finished after the top and sink had been installed. Even the mirror was hung on the wall when we installed the counter. Suggestion was made that the top had to be cleaned for any alleged defect to show so the customer was unable to see the flaw upon inspection. As professional installers, we obviously strive to leave the work area in better shape than we find it, especially when it is not an active construction area. We cleaned, not only the top, but also the entire area in which the work is done. This is done so the customer can see the area with no obstruction. This is just good business and is done on each and every job. To imply otherwise is not believable as any company that left a mess post-install, especially with the customer yet to approve, would be out of business rather quickly. But again, the customer was asked to view the work we had done and she approved that the work was free of any defects or poor craftsmanship. This was the case also with the replacement of the sink on July 1st. On both occasions more than a month had gone by before a complaint was heard. In the agreement signed with all customers, we have a 7 day policy for bringing concerns or complaints to our attention. This is not to punish the customer for any oversight of course but meant to protect our company from frivolous complaints, especially in regard to problems that arise from damage caused by other contractors. We never invoke this clause for any legitimate concerns, but any action taken to resolve complaints after this time frame is at the discretion of R&L Stone. As stated previously, the plumber had caused the damage to top, sink and faucet. The customer seems to think that the plumber is free from any fault and R&L is solely responsible instead of assigning blame where it belongs. Additionally, we clearly state in our contract is that we are not responsible for plumbing. It is the customer's responsibility to have any plumbing connected. Pro Source was contacted and instructed to contact the customer and have a plumber on site on July 1st. We can not be held accountable for the lack of communication between the customer and the company that we were contracted through. However, the customer claims that she was told that we would be responsible for re-attaching the plumbing. Our position was clear and unequivocal on that matter, that the plumber should take care of that, since the plumber was responsible for the initial damage. Our employees clearly communicated this on the July 1st date and repeated it succinctly so as not to be misunderstood. Our employees contacted me and made it known to me that she wanted the plumbing reconnected. They would not do this without permission from the customer, after the customer has been told that this was not standard practice and that we would not be held accountable for the plumbing. No action was taken until the customer granted permission with this caveat. Yet, more than a month passed since we were on site, and the customer is claiming that we are now responsible for plumbing services while still claiming that flawed material was installed. If the timeline is not suspicious enough, the entire position of this complaint seems to posit that our company routinely engages in business practices that would have us out of business within a month. Any objective reader of the following narrative would find it dubious at least and completely fabricated at worst. To review: the complaint is that we installed flawed material (with a flaw so obvious that it couldn't be missed) yet was somehow covered up by a work place so dirty that it hid the problem, and all of this was approved by the customer at the time of installation. And the work was not only approved but was completely paid for. After quite some time had passed, the flaw was noticed and we were brought in to fix the countertop, which we replaced completely. At this time, we then (again, allegedly) damaged the fixture - though it was noted before any work was performed by the stone representative. Then, to avoid paying for a plumber to reconnect the fixtures as is demanded by our contract, the customer approved of us reconnecting the plumbing. After inspecting the work yet again and after more than a month has passed, we are now responsible for contractor fees incurred by the customer, presumably for plumbing and presumably on the same faucet. Our Position is still the same. We have already spent hundreds of dollars and countless hours trying to make a customer happy through no fault of R&L. We must draw the line at some point and refuse to be bullied by the tiny fraction of customers who try to assign blame to contractors in an effort to recoup expenses for other home repairs.

Kelley C.
11/2014
5.0
countertops, marble & granite
  + 0 more
Tim and his team replaced the cultured marble tops we had in our bathrooms. It was very nice to work with a professional crew that did what they said they were going to do in the amount of time and for the price they quoted.
Description of Work: Granit Tops for Bathrooms.

Rating CategoryRating out of 5
quality
5.0
value
5.0
professionalism
5.0
responsiveness
5.0
punctuality
5.0

Yes, I recommend this pro
$2,000

Wade C.
07/2014
5.0
countertops, marble & granite
  + 0 more
Seth created the templates for our countertops and island, he was very quick but very detail oriented. Great customer service. He explained the entire process of what we should expect when the installers arrive. The installers Josh and Presley arrived first thing on Wednesday morning and introduced themselves and explained what the process was. They removed my counters, then brought in the granite. Put into place and once all pieces were in the house, they started measuring to make sure they had everything in place perfectly. They measured at least 3 times before putting the caulk underneath to hold them in place. I was very impressed with all of their customer service skills, their work ethics and their attention to detail in everything they did. I highly recommend R&L Stone & Marble and would use them again.
Description of Work: Seth came over on July 2nd to create the templates for our countertops and island. The installers arrived on July 16th to install all the granite.

Rating CategoryRating out of 5
quality
5.0
value
5.0
professionalism
5.0
responsiveness
5.0
punctuality
5.0

Yes, I recommend this pro
$3,500

Wade C.
07/2014
5.0
countertops, marble & granite
  + 0 more
They arrived on time on the day they said they would...came in, introduced themselves and explained the process. Once that was done, they got to work immediately removing the old counters and backsplash. They gave me time to clean behind my stove (thank you!) and then started bringing in the granite. Once it was all brought in they started measuring and double, triple checking everything. We had one seam to be glued and it's hard to see where it is unless you look specifically for it. The sink installation was a breeze...cut the hole for our new faucet and put it in place. All with a smile on their faces. Any time I had a question they answered it completely. I would use them again and again for stone work in our home and recommend them highly to others.
Description of Work: R & L Stone installed granite countertops in our home. They were instrumental in assisting us with picking out the right product for our home and it's use.

Rating CategoryRating out of 5
quality
5.0
value
5.0
professionalism
5.0
responsiveness
5.0
punctuality
5.0

Yes, I recommend this pro
$4,000

Karen K.
06/2014
3.0
countertops, marble & granite
  + 0 more
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Description of Work: R&L installed granite countertops in my kitchen which required 3 slabs of granite to be purchased due to the size of my counters and a large island which is the centerpiece of my kitchen. Talking with Tim at R&L during the planning stage was encouraging because he seemed to be very customer service oriented and knowledgeable. Unfortunately, Tim is very busy and did not have time to do the work himself. So Tim had his employees take the measurements for my existing counters and do the entire installation without his supervision. After the installation was complete, I realized the bar overhang on the island where I have stools for eating was cut too short. Towards both ends of the overhang, the depth is only 4 1/2 inches deep despite having purchased an entire slab of granite to be used just for the island itself (there was plenty of granite to cover whatever depth was needed for the overhang). I found out later that 12-15 inch overhangs are standard according to most granite design shops. So when I expressed my concerns, Tim did come back to the house that day and they laid the old countertop from the island over the new. At that time, it became very obvious they cut the island short by and changed the radius of how the overhang was cut. But Tim tried to brush it off and left my house telling me to call him if I ever had problems with anything. He obviously was hoping I would not pursue fixing the problem at hand. Tim did eventually agree to fix the island but there was very little action or assistance on his part on actually getting it fixed (delays in getting back with me, no assistance with the problems I experienced with getting replacement granite from the granite house, last priority on his schedule, etc.). Also, during the 4 months of communications with Tim about correcting the problem, I had made many trips to the granite house who oddly enough gave me the run-around this time which was unlike the first time I selected granite from them (the same granite house who had referred me to R&L for my countertop installation). After all of this and since I realized I may be selling the house soon anyway, I finally gave up on trying to have R&L fix the problem. This was a VERY disappointing experience with R&L since they made the decision to cut the island short and change the radius of the overhang without my consent and especially after I had paid for an entire slab of granite for this specific purpose. Had anyone from R&L mentioned to me that the shape, radius or width of the island would be different, than I would have immediately asked for the overhang to be extended instead of cut short. This seems like it would have been the obvious decision for a company who advertises their expertise at granite design and installation and since there were no size restrictions in my kitchen. Design and depth of a bar overhang like this should be a standard point of discussion for these types of installations. Also, there was a fairly large gap in one of the other counters installed which seems to have been cut short as well (about ¼ inch). I have not sold the house and every day I sit down to eat at the island I regret having used R&L for my granite countertop installation.

Rating CategoryRating out of 5
quality
3.0
value
3.0
professionalism
3.0
responsiveness
2.0
punctuality
3.0

$7,000

Bruce C.
06/2014
4.0
countertops
  + -1 more
My contractor did most of the leg work but they were fine. When I called them again about having them come back and do some other stuff, they asked me to let them know when. We are going to be putting a vanity countertop for which I will call and ask them a quote. I did not really deal with them too much besides my follow up call; he was fine on the follow up call. The first time I left a message, I never hear back so I had to call again.
Description of Work: I used them for countertops. They put in a countertop for an island and smaller one where the counter is.

Rating CategoryRating out of 5
quality
4.0
value
5.0
responsiveness
4.0

Yes, I recommend this pro
$5,500

Sean A.
05/2014
5.0
countertops, marble & granite
  + 0 more
Tim was easy to reach and first visited our house to take measurements and provide a general estimate. He then met us at a granite/stone yard and helped us through the selection process. Once we chose the granite he arranged the installation through one of his subs which went very smoothly. In short our kitchen looks great. The pricing was a key selling point in comparison to "boutique" outfits in Charlotte, yet we feel we sacrificed nothing in quality or appearance. Just keep in mind he does only the countertop itself and you have to separately and independently arrange any plumbing, backsplash, etc.
Description of Work: Installation of granite countertops.

Rating CategoryRating out of 5
quality
5.0
value
5.0
professionalism
5.0
responsiveness
5.0
punctuality
5.0

Yes, I recommend this pro
$3,300

Claudia G.
10/2013
5.0
countertops, marble & granite
  + 0 more
Have used R&L stone previously with very satisfied results. When we decided to remodel two bathrooms, R&L was the logical choice based on our previous experience. The installation went smoothly and the installers were very professional and courteous.
Description of Work: Installed granite countertops in 2 bathrooms

Rating CategoryRating out of 5
quality
5.0
value
5.0
professionalism
5.0
responsiveness
5.0
punctuality
5.0

Yes, I recommend this pro
$1,700

Zachery T.
10/2013
5.0
countertops, marble & granite
  + 0 more
Tim from R&L Stone was the perfect choice for our kitchen countertop job. He was responsive, gave us a quote as quickly as possible, and was available to meet at the warehouse to help pick out the granite. He gave honest advice on various pros/cons of the project and was also flexible on scheduling when our timing didn't work out as planned. Honest and easy to work with. Thanks Tim!
Description of Work: Granite Install!

Rating CategoryRating out of 5
quality
5.0
value
5.0
professionalism
5.0
responsiveness
5.0
punctuality
5.0

Yes, I recommend this pro

Vicki S.
03/2013
5.0
countertops, marble & granite
  + 0 more
It went very well. I was very pleased with them. I would recommend them.
Description of Work: R & L Stone and Marble installed counter tops for me

Rating CategoryRating out of 5
quality
5.0
value
5.0
professionalism
5.0
responsiveness
5.0
punctuality
5.0

Yes, I recommend this pro
$3,000

JOAN H.
03/2013
5.0
countertops, marble & granite
  + 0 more
Tim and his crew were terrific. They were very professional and the counters look great. Already planning to have R&L do the master bath.
Description of Work: Had new granite countertops installed in the kitchen.

Rating CategoryRating out of 5
quality
5.0
value
5.0
professionalism
5.0
responsiveness
5.0
punctuality
5.0

Yes, I recommend this pro
$1,800

Julie R.
01/2012
5.0
countertops
  + -1 more
I first approached R&L Stone looking for a granite remnant for my 2 bathroom vanities. The owner worked with me to find another customer willing to split the granite slab cost with me as I only needed less than half a slab for my bathroom. Tim (owner) was very responsive to my questions and I appreciate him working with me to keep the cost down. I asked to have a say in how the template was laid on the slab before it was cut, and the response was "no problem". The installers came on time, acted professionally, and cleaned up afterward. I had a very positive experience working with R&L Stone and would not hesitate to recommend them to others.
Description of Work: R&L Stone fabricated the granite counter tops and under-mount sinks in my master bath.

Rating CategoryRating out of 5
quality
5.0
value
5.0
professionalism
5.0
responsiveness
5.0
punctuality
5.0

Yes, I recommend this pro
$1,200

mark K.
01/2012
5.0
countertops, marble & granite
  + 0 more
Tim returned my call on a Friday, met me at his shop Saturday to pick out granite. His guys were at my house Monday morning measuring and fabricating my countertops Monday afternoon. Countertops were installed Wed morning and Tim followed up with me Wed afternoon to see how I liked the work. I can't say enough about how great it was to deal with an engaged service provider who blew my expectations away on service, costs and timing.
Description of Work: Fabricated and installed new granite countertops in my master and guest bathrooms.

Rating CategoryRating out of 5
quality
5.0
value
5.0
professionalism
5.0
responsiveness
5.0
punctuality
5.0

Yes, I recommend this pro
$1,200

    Contact information

    9348 Old Bailes Rd Ste 100, Fort Mill, SC 29715

    www.rlstoneandmarble.com

    Service hours

    Sunday:
    Closed
    Monday:
    8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
    Tuesday:
    8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
    Wednesday:
    8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
    Thursday:
    8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
    Friday:
    8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
    Saturday:
    Closed

    Licensing

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    Insured
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    Service Categories

    Countertops and Backsplashes,
    Marble and Granite

    FAQ

    R&L Stone & Marble is currently rated 4.5 overall out of 5.

    Sunday: Closed

    Monday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM

    Tuesday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM

    Wednesday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM

    Thursday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM

    Friday: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM

    Saturday: Closed

    R&L Stone & Marble accepts the following forms of payment: American Express,Check,MasterCard,Visa
    Yes, R&L Stone & Marble offers free project estimates.
    No, R&L Stone & Marble does not offer eco-friendly accreditations.
    No, R&L Stone & Marble does not offer a senior discount.
    No, R&L Stone & Marble does not offer emergency services.
    Yes, R&L Stone & Marble offers warranties.
    R&L Stone & Marble offers the following services: Residential & commercial fabrication & installation of marble, granite & quartz countertops, fireplace surrounds, shower walls, outside bars, etc... Removal & Disposal of Existing Countertops & Backsplash.

    Contact information

    9348 Old Bailes Rd Ste 100, Fort Mill, SC 29715

    www.rlstoneandmarble.com

    Service hours

    Sunday:
    Closed
    Monday:
    8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
    Tuesday:
    8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
    Wednesday:
    8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
    Thursday:
    8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
    Friday:
    8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
    Saturday:
    Closed