Stone Consulting Group Inc. No Longer In Business

We purchased a new home and were looking at redoing the countertops in the kitchen. I contacted more than ten companies and Tyler and the team at Stone Consulting Group was the only company willing to come out and provide us a quote. All of the other companies just asked us to send in measurements and then could provide a rough quote. Tyler came at a time that suited us provided and he provided some suggestions and guidance as we really had no idea where to start. He did what as in our best interest, such as asking if I felt comfortable removing the old countertops and and doing the plumbing myself as it would save me a bunch of money.

Regardless to say we decided to go with Stone Consulting Group. We met at their showroom and went through some options. The team here worked together to get us what we wanted at a price that was more than competitive. So competitive that we even ended up having enough money to redo the upstairs bathroom vanities as well. They provided the pros and cons of each of the products such as quartz and granite and we ended up settling on Caesarstone.

He had a tight deadline as we wanted the countertops installed prior to us moving in which gave Stone Consulting Group just over a week from templating to install. However, they were able to make this happen. They showed up Thursday night, the day we got possession, at 6pm did the templating, came back the next day to do a template fit, and then came back the following Friday to do the install.

We were impressed already but the installation team took this to a whole new level. They were polite, respectful, fast, and took incredible pride in their work. For example, there was a 1 inch piece of quartz on the side of the countertop that is exposed but next to the fridge so not visible. The installer, sorry forgot his name, notice that it had not been polished so he took the time to hand polish this small piece even though it was not going to be visible unless I removed my fridge.

When they were installing the vanity in the master bath the installer noticed that the backsplash as cut about an ? of an inch too short on side (not their fault, our wall mirror was not level) so he didn’t install it. He said that he could shim it up but if we were laying in our bathtub and looked under the counter we would see a gab. Seriously like I would have noticed, but that is just a testament to the quality of work that they do. So he remeasured and then were back on Monday, three day later to install the new backsplash.

We are more than impressed by the whole team at Stone Consulting Group and have been recommending them to everyone we know.