When I decided to put in a new kitchen I found L & E stone in a web search. Called them up and…read more Jennifer sat down with me and helped design my kitchen remodel. Price was fabulous for the cabinets and they are really good quality cabinets. To this day, 10 years later they still wow people! They built the cabinets and I installed them to save money. They installed the granite, sink, faucet and backsplash. I was absolutely impressed with the quality and workmanship, I have a window trim flute style with square blocks that I was nervous about the backsplash being cut around it correctly. Well, Fit like a glove! Really impressed with the details. What brings me to write this review 10 years later is my brother is about to do his kitchen and ask me where I got my cabinets and granite. Over the last 10 years I've redone my bathrooms and got granite countertops and sinks from L and E also. The only complaint I have the hinges on the cabinets are forever breaking. Self close ones are just terrible quality, I've been in a couple, three times to get replacements, but other than a bath the cabinets look the same as they did when I installed them. No fading, scratching, cracking whatsoever, still beautiful to look at. I do need to get my granite cleaned and polished back up.

I worked with Leslie and Hannah on purchasing quartz countertops for my kitchen and bathrooms…read more Great selections and prices! I was able to see the slabs for my selected stone. They have a great set-up for a showroom in the front and a warehouse in the back. They have a decent selection of stainless steel kitchen sinks and porcelain bathroom sinks. I shopped around - they are not the cheapest or the most expensive. But they have the quartz that I want and have terrific customer service.

I use Juan for all my property management granite needs. He does great work for a fair price and is…read morealways very responsive.

I wouldn't touch this company with a 10 foot pole. We initially went with them and quickly asked…read morefor a refund before they installed. Your options with them are extremely limited and you dont get to choose the actual slab youre getting the countertops from. Any reputable installer has you choose them. How are you supposed to choose an countertop from a 1x1 foot sample when each slab can be 100% different?. My advice is spend a little more and get a better experience. The two 5 star reviews are from people that work there lol and one is the owner. Major pass.

Exceptional experience having our countertops replaced and upgraded. The team was courteous, fast…read moreand did an amazing job.

Outstanding customer service and a huge selection of natural materials!…read more I dropped in on a Saturday without an appointment and Joe stopped what he was doing, showed me around, helped me pick a marble slab and gave me a very good deal.

I can't say enough about how wonderful this company has been to work with. Matt was super helpful…read morein getting things organized and scheduled. Their warehouse/office has an absolutely amazing selection to choose from. Additionally, they don't screw around on timelines - they want to get the job taken care of correctly and promptly and it shows! Very happy with them.

We used Columbus Granite for 3 projects, two visits to our home. First time for kitchen counters…read moreand bath vanity top. We were so impressed, we worked with them again for another bath vanity top. It's easy to look at the inventory, Jen is always helpful and you know what to expect as far as estimate and process for completing the project. Everyone who came to our home was courteous and careful which can be hard to find when you have people working in your home. No issues we were not informed may happen and the site was clean when they finished. We'd use them again.

James Gonya was great to work with. Great suggestions. Fun to talk to. We had worked with Hamilton…read moreParker several times before, but he was the best.

We had the worst experience dealing with the lady in the fireplace department. I won't go into too…read moremuch detail, other than to say, I highly suggest using a different company. Working with them was a nightmare. They messed up our main gas line and every time we turn our fireplace on...the carbon monoxide/fire alarms go off. When we shared this the lady said "We are not contractors". Then why in the world are you installing GAS logs into people's homes?? We won't be using them for the rest of our renovation projects.

We purchased LVP flooring 4 years ago. It is disintegrating,…read moreeven in places no one walks, randomly throughout the 2,000 sq ft we purchased and they installed. America's FS tells us it's the manufacturer's problem, the manufacturer states the "wear layer" (clear layer over the top) is the only warranted component. Do not buy from AFS, and do not consider LVP, you'll regret it and have to have it replaced.

I needed the carpet removed from my stairs and replaced with hardwood because one of my cats used…read morethe carpet stairs as his scratching post. I visited America's Floor Source a couple of times, then had a conversation with one of the sales reps. I was pleased to know that there was financing available if needed and the rep agreed to come to my home to see the work I needed. She came and measured; then called and came back because she wanted to double-check the color she had chosen. That was a good thing, because in a different light, she was able to get a more accurate view of the color (we were matching what would be on the stairs to what I already have on my gound floor.) She ordered the wood and it took about a month to get in but once in, AFS called and set up the work date. I paid half of my total cost to get the wood ordered, and completed the purchase once the appointment for installation was made. I was given the date for the install and was told that the crew would be at my house between 8 and 11. They arrived right at 8. The "crew" was two men, neither of whom spoke English, but when I tell you they were professionals in the highest sense of the word, I don't do them justice. They came in, got the lay of the land, took the carpet up, and got to work, preparing the stairs and the hallway, sanding where there needed to be sanding, and letting me know the whole time what they were doing and why. They laid that hardwood with love and pride. The job took all day (they thought it would take 1/2 day) and when they were done, they totally cleaned up the work area. They took the old carpet away, swept up all dust inside the house and in the garage, where they worked, and then, as they left, reminded me to close the garage door. All of this might sound like a bit much, but I've had work done in my house in several areas, and good service as well as good workmanship has been hard to find. These guys were perfect!!!!! And the stairs/floor are gorgeous! I recommend America's Floor Source. I would use them again in a heartbeat!

Great experience in our complete kitchen renovation. Luke was very professional and always kept us…read moretop of mind. Handled the subcontractors and schedule to a T. Cabinets are great quality and I would recommend, and have recommended Luke and his team!!! Thank you One Stop!!

Absolutely LOVE this family owned business.. Bill is simply amazing and came through with helping…read moreme finish my kitchen when my original installer was not able to finish the job.. Totally would use them again if ever I need new cabinets for my home!

They've done a bathroom for us this year, along with some lighting, flooring, countertop, and…read morebacksplash for our kitchen. We are very pleased and the price was right.

The owner came out, measured, and gave me a sq. ft. installed price that was competitive with some…read moreof the other fabricators that I had talked to, not the lowest price by the way but within my modest budget. They were able to get a particular stone that I wanted so that clinched the deal. He was, throughout this purchase and installation, always pleasant and polite. I wanted a honed finish on the stone: he first quoted me double what anyone else had for honing, but then he did agree to match the pricing from other stone yards for that finish. I had to wait many weeks for him to template and be ready to install. Whoops, he suddenly discovered that my walls were not straight! In a 75 year old house that he had already seen and taken measurements before quoting -- Well, that would be an extra $200 to scribe the stone to the wall (I do not understand why every fabricator makes a template if they expect the walls to be straight and not have to cut the stone to fit...). He then asked if I wanted an "enhancing" sealer on the stone -- explaining that the stone would be darkened by it. I told him "NO" because the color of the stone, as it was, was just what I was after. Installation day: he had applied the enhancer to the stone anyway. It changed the color of the stone from grey-green to gray-black. The seam was not well color matched to the stone, much lighter, unexpectedly wide and very visible. I would guess that he had mixed it to match the original color of the stone. When I asked him if it could be improved, he said "NO". He told me that it would darken as it cured. The edge along the wall, that I had paid extra to have the stone fit, varies from 1/16" to nearly 3/8" gaps (I have seen example of other installer's work that is closer, including much narrower seams, so, I don't understand just what I paid the extra $200 for), filled with BRIGHT WHITE caulk. The stone is dark and the walls were not going to be white. He told me that I would need to paint the caulk to blend it in. Colored caulk is readily available, by the way. UPDATE AT JUST ABOUT 2 YEARS LATER: the caulk is starting to fail (gap and crack) at points. Shouldn't it last longer? Also, he attached the undermount sink to the counter with caulk only. My cabinet guys told me that they have to redo that sort of installation often because they fail. Clips or a harness should be used. I am purchasing a harness device to secure the sink myself. After some time when it became obvious that the seam material was NOT going to darken, I asked him to come back and make it better, and to try to remove the enhancing sealer. To his credit, he did come back: the seam is much less visible now, which is why I originally gave an A-OK rating, but his effort to remove the enhancer only produced a subtle restoration toward the original color. Plus he skipped one section of counter entirely so it is visibly darker than the rest (although as it is subtle, most wouldn't notice). So, I would say that his work is just barely okay, definitely not top quality, and left me somewhat disappointed with my countertop. Apparently the honing and edge scribing was done by the yard where he got the stone, Mees Distributors. So I can't be sure if the uneven scribe is their error (careless work) or his (bad template)..