Counterstone

Description of Work: Had granite replaced in kitchen and both bathrooms.

Description of Work: Ron was supposed to do counter tops in my fathers house. He took almost $3000 and never even started the job. No materials, no work, nothing. Just lost money. Beware.

Description of Work: Installed granite in bathroom

Description of Work: Counterstone installed granite kitchen countertops during our kitchen remodeling. We purchased the granite through our contractor with Counterstone working as a sub. Team installed the new granite as expected and matched some existing granite quite closely. However, the granite tops on enclosed book cases are finished with the wrong edge. We also ordered lazy-susans, a cutting board and a granite table top from the remnants, none of which has been delivered although we paid for all except the table top. Because that was custom work, we agreed to determine that price later.

Description of Work: Granite fabrication and installation.

Description of Work: The owner and craftsman, Ron, of Counterstone provided advice and recomendations on how we could modify our existing countertops to meet our desire to inlarge the useable surface area of our island and match it up with the decore of the kitchen area itself. He provided us with a list of granite wholesale suppliers of granite "slabs" that he did work with. Ron also came to the house and did a detail survey of the required measurements and other technical information to facilitate the preparation and instalation of the new countertops. These suppliers had slabs available for us to chose from. Once we selected our raw material slabs, the supplier would then reserve them for us and they would be delivered to Counterstone for cutting in proper shape and polishing into our three new countertops. This preparation also included selection of a new sink and faucet assembly. Once again Ron advised and assisted us in making that selection and he then procured the items of our selection. With this preparation phase completed, Counterstone workers under Ron's close supervision then removed our old countertops and installed the new ones. The removal of the old countertops and instalation of the new ones took about 1 and 1/2 days including the plumbing work to install and hookup the new sink and faucet assembly. Also included in the installation was the cutting a space through the ganite for our "drop-in" electric stove. With the work completed the work crew proceeded to clean up the entire area involved in the work effort. Ron ran through a complete test of the faucet and sinks to ensure it worked. This was also done by the plummer who did the installation of the new sink. The plummer was subcontracted by Ron so he was responible for coordination of the effort and then he coordinated with us and we with him.