We recently had our kitchen countertop replaced and got quotes from multiple companies. Nature's…read moreStone gave the best quote and was very clear on their communication and quote. We worked with Cristine to get our quotes and installation scheduled and she was very helpful. She was very patient while we were selecting the stone and the options. They give you calls as the process makes progress. The first appointment is where they come in and measure your kitchen Countertops using laser to get the accurate measurements. The technician came on time and was very professional. The next appointment is the actual installation. They gave me a call and gave a heads up that the since the stone was too large and if it didn't go in, they might have to take it back to their site, cut it and bring it back. I liked the fact that they gave me this heads up. We had 4 technicians come over to bring the stone inside and they were very thorough in their job. The final installation looks great! I strongly recommend them.

Our visit lasted less than three minutes - rude from the first to the last second!…read more We arrived at 4:35 PM and the first thing we were told was that they'd be closing soon (at 5 PM). Showed them a sample of a countertop we liked (we brought it with us) and the guy - who never did even stand up from his desk - said "nope - don't have one like that" (it was white stone with a bit of gold veining - he didn't even suggest an alternative). Finally when we told him it was for a powder room project he told us that the minimum order was $800. At that point it was crystal clear that he wasn't interested in helping us - HUGE mistake walking in. Anyone with a smaller job should steer clear! It's really easy to see why more and more people go to the "Big Boxes" for things like this. Thankfully American Granite is 100 yard's away!

Went here with a contractor recently to check out some bath fixtures. They had so many to choose…read morefrom and the staging was beautiful. The staff were really friendly and playful with my toddler. We didn't feel like we were a bother at all and we were mainly left alone to our own devices. However, there was a good amount of staff available to answer any questions. Loved the selection that was in the store. I can't speak to the value because it's my first time looking at fixtures as an adult, so I can't speak to the price -quality ratio. However, I will say most of the nicer bathroom plumbing fixtures were $250+. Here is a pic I took of some of the selections our contractor showed us.

I had a great experience. Lots to look at gallery both with brands and styles, and they offered a…read morewide price range. Miranda was my consultant and she listened carefully and helped me understand my various choices given the age of my home and current bath fixtures and codes. She related to me personally and at the same time was able to navigate on her computer to put together 3 options for me to consider. All this in an hour consultation. I did not feel any pressure to buy; it was a total service experience for which I am most grateful. I wil now be able to go to the next phase in my thinking and planning. I am deeply grateful.

What I like about this store is it offers a variety of stuff. Things you don't know you want or…read moreneed until you see them. I purchased tacky refrigerator magnets and a popcorn container. Did I need them? No, but that's the beauty of this store. The prices are reasonable and it's fun to shop for stuff.

Great place to purchase gadgets at a low price. Located in the Outlet next to Nike. If you need to…read morebuy something you don't need but have to have this is the place.

We worked with the manager, James, on our two bathroom tile selections. I had design in mind but he…read morewas terrific and patient with my fine tuning of selections. Helped educate me in different tile families and what would work best in our situation. Make an appointment so you have designated time and have fun! James- thanks for the help!

We are remodeling 2 bathrooms right now, and therefore need a lot of tile. I checked the reviews…read morehere before we decided where to go, noting the issues with service. We went to the Tile Shop twice - once with only an hour, and no real plan; the second time we had our contractor and asked for help as soon as we went in. We ended up being there for 2 hours, we were assisted the whole time by Jonathan, and he was very helpful in figuring out and picking all that we needed. Tip: If you know when you are going, and you want help, make an appointment. Design help is free, just go to their website or call to get started. If you don't have the time to make an appointment (and you want help), walk in the store and ask for help.

After grabbing some lunch in Apple Valley, I wanted to check out the other box stores by Kohl's. I…read moreparked near Bed Bath & Beyond and headed inside. Christmas gift ideas were in full swing, from cozy slippers, to a Starbucks hot chocolate set. I stared at a bunch of Minnesota Vikings and Wild drinkware items. The SodaStream section is amazing. You can exchange you CO2 cylinder for a full one. The variety of syrups and Bubly drops was impressive. I had never seen strawberry watermelon syrup before. I may have to return and import it. This place is stocked full of Dash small appliances. I have such a weakness for the brand. I own the small griddles and waffle makers, but not the one that does a gingerbread person waffle. As much as I want one because it's cute, I decided to use some willpower and moved on. I ended up getting a tweezer case with a mirror that goes up to 15x magnification. I don't have a case for my tweezers when I travel and the mirror doesn't hurt to have. It was on sale. It works well! I went to pay for my item. The woman at the checkout area was friendly, I paid with a credit card and didn't experience any issues. I thanked the woman and left. You can place an order and pick it up here when it's ready. It has the same feel as the Bed Bath & Beyond stores in Canada. Consistency is great! (491)

Frustration Coastsrs? Really no coasters!…read more Aftrt holding a,20 lb box for the cashier to scan afyer 10 minutes i put it back in the cart and was immediatly told she hadnt scanned it Then she fussed areound with the credit card machine, tge whole e,perien e was awful Ill order online

I was looking for a Kohler part. Both Chat GPT and Kohler themselves mentioned this dealer…read more Nice showroom, but no parts department.

Kohler makes beautiful bath fixtures. The staff, uinfortunately, is not very motivated to make a…read moresale, and I would not recommend doing business with them. Similarly, they display beautiful Ann Sacks tile, but do not seem to be able to supply it.

We paid just over $21,000 to Kona Cabinetry for a kitchen project that began January 15, 2026. We…read morewere told the installation would take approximately three days. Instead, the project stretched nearly four months, with major pieces not installed until May 12 and additional finishing concerns remaining after that. Our experience included refrigerator panels that had not initially been ordered, insufficient material, missing and incorrect cabinet doors, doors modified inside our home, repeated hood replacements, shipping delays, missed dates, missing trim and finishing pieces, and a replacement hood that still did not properly match the surrounding cabinetry. The hood alone took four or five attempts to arrive with the correct stain and without water spots or damage. The hood and most of the cabinetry came from KCD. KCD and Kona's owner both confirmed that KCD reimbursed Kona in connection with the hood issue, although we do not know the amount Kona received. Near the end of the project, Kona's owner came to our home, delivered a $2,500 refund tied to the hood, expressed empathy and promised a quick resolution. In our view, returning the amount paid for a hood Kona could not successfully deliver did not represent meaningful financial accountability for the months of delays, ordering errors, field modifications, communication failures and remaining workmanship or finish concerns. Throughout the project, my wife and I repeatedly had to initiate communication, document open items, request dates and follow up when those dates passed. Even after Kona's owner became our primary point of contact, multiple calls were not returned. When we met with Kona's owner, he acknowledged that some cabinet details should not have looked the way they did. However, much of the broader experience was attributed to manufacturers, freight issues, outdated catalogs, discontinued products, a former employee and "normal remodeling complications." We hired and paid Kona - not its manufacturers, carriers or former employees. We expected Kona to manage those relationships and remain accountable for the final product. We finally lost confidence when Kona came out for what was supposed to be the final visit and once again did not have everything needed to finish the project. Additional pieces were still missing, and the hood still did not match after the trim was installed. Accepting more replacement products and more corrective visits no longer felt like a realistic path to the result we had paid for. We then attempted to resolve the experience privately. Kona responded with a settlement agreement requiring us to immediately release all claims involving the project, including warranty and workmanship issues. It also prohibited any reviews, complaints and public statements. Kona's payment would come later, and if Kona failed to pay, all we could pursue is the settlement amount, and our underlying claims would still remain permanently released. We declined because we were not willing to immediately give up every right and then once again trust Kona to perform later. No renovation is perfect, but this went far beyond normal remodeling complications. The most disappointing part was Kona's continued reluctance to take meaningful ownership of the overall experience and final result. Based on our experience, we would not recommend Kona Cabinetry.

I went to Lampert Lumber in Apple Valley to replace my kitchen drawer boxes that were ruined by my…read morerenters and they sent me the wrong boxes altogether that did not fit into my drawers. I called up Kona Cabinetry and spoke with Johnathan regarding the issue and he and his team immediately fixed my drawer boxes, put the slides on the sides, and wood pieces on front. His immediate attention to the issue, the great customer service in understanding the issue, and the overall positive attitude of he and his staff were excellent! I would highly recommend anyone looking for new kitchen or bathroom cabinets or other home design projects to reach out to Johnathan and his team @Kona Cabinetry and Design! A very satisfied customer, Dennis

My wife and I hired Clear Choice to install a solid surface basin in two showers at our home…read more They were the one of three bathroom remodelers that was willing to remove the bottom foot of wall tile and match with left over tile we had. They also installed new glass walls and doors with hardware. The installer mismatched the upstairs bath trim with some chrome and some brushed nickel and mismatched the main level bath trim as well. They came out and removed and re-installed everything to match. The doors weren't quite balanced as they needed constant retightening with an allen wrench to align properly. Then they sent another installer that really knew what he was doing and got the doors so they were set correctly. Everything was great. Three and a half years go by. Then there is notice of horizontal grout line cracking significantly where they met the old tile to the new tile. Of course this is beyond their two-year warranty. They claim they informed us the inherent risk of trying to match the old and new a foot from the floor and movement would inevitably occur. However, nobody told us that. If they did, we would have never gone that route. When you pay a substantial sum for a nice bathroom improvement, you expect it to last a lot more than 3.5 years. I was hoping they would offer to remove the glass doors and reinstall them after I tiled the whole shower again, but they were not willing to do that nor did they respond when I told them that neither the estimator nor installer ever said the risk of what we had done. Really Disappointed.

Dec 2021, Clear Choice Bath (CCB) remodeled a bathroom that involved installing a new shower and…read morevinyl tile flooring, replacing the subfloor around the toilet, totalling $14,788 with a 2-year warranty. 5/12/23, We noticed a leak under the toilet coming through the basement ceiling. The toilet also appeared sunken. 5/19/23, CCB supervisor inspected and confirmed that the subfloor had not been properly supported as part of the remodeling and therefore, a warranty issue. CCB did not report any standing water on the bathroom floor. 5/26/23, CCB supervisor texted to explain his discovery that "the joint down below was not properly supported under the toilet" from inspecting the subfloor through the basement's open ceiling. His plan was to "repair it accordingly... take the toilet up. Put a new piece of subfloor underneath to support across the entire area and then reset the toilet," indicating that CCB had already authorized the warranty repair. Homeowners confirmed that there was NO standing water before the rep arrived that day. CCB began the repair by removing the vinyl tiles a foot away from the toilet and replacing the toilet wax ring. However CCB refused to finish the repair as planned, claiming that there was water(all of a sudden) on the floor at the time of repair therefore voiding the warranty. Perhaps the CCB rep caused a leak to start during the repair? CCB completely ignores the fundamental problem: the incorrect installation of the sub-floor as admitted by CCB's very own supervisor. CCB even goes against their own supervisor's expert assessment and resolution to fix the subfloor to meet building requirements. Therefore, CCB is solely responsible for the improperly repaired subfloor. This is a valid, legitimate warranty issue because the leak did NOT cause the subfloor to be improperly installed. CCB left the floor torn up leaving the subfloor unsightly and exposed.

I had a small project of the carry out type. Some confusion on our transaction but overall they…read moreseemed like nice people. I understand their countertop work is excellent.

Amazing customer service from start to finish! They were very helpful and patient while we made a…read moredecision on the right kitchen countertop for us. And on time for all appointments. The install team did an amazing job as well.

New Kitchen and half bath granite countertops, March 2021…read more They earn this 5-star rating because they all seem to want to do quality work! From Andrew in sales, the front desk team and billing, Doug doing laser measuring to Ivan, Justin and Shawn doing the installation. Like any remodel, you find challenges and this team was able to solve them with ease. HIGHLY recommend them! When you do your research, look at how many 5-stars this company has. We were updating our kitchen and a half bath. I found their pricing easy to understand and I felt they were fair and easy to make changes. Their bid included plumbing so it was one stop service. We purchased the new sink and faucet and they were in charge of the installation. Once we decided to hire RockSmith, it was fairly easy to work with them. Go to MSI Surfaces and select our slabs and tag them to us and RockSmith. Once this is done, we scheduled a time for RockSmith to come and do laser measuring. (THIS IS AWESOME). This followed by going to RockSmith to pick a specific area we wanted to be the peninsula. Billing was easy. Go to https://www.rocksmithgranite.com and pay online or call and they can take a credit card. As I learned more about this team, I learned that many use to work at Inspiration Design and all left for the same reasons.

These guys did a great job. I had them do my LL vanity, Laundry Room and 55 LF of ledge in my LL…read morerec room so people had a place to set drinks with no need for a coster.