We have been in here a couple of times and love it, great quality furniture and décor. Check back…read morefrequently as new stuff all the time. If you see it and not sure have them put a hold on it for a day or so. We didn't and came back and the item was gone :( . Also ask for a better price they may surprise you!

I really like this place! Brought in a watch for Repair and although we weren't able to do it, he…read moregot my other watch up and going, but just looking around, the pieces they have, these are good people, nice facility, I wish I had a special someone I could buy something for, but I'll continue to use them for my jewelry needs and great to have them in Winder! I have some things coming up so I'll be visiting again soon, but I think it was necessary to give recommendations for this place. That's again well run, super nice staff, very knowledgeable owner and manager. Thank you for the great service. Highly recommend.

Came to have my necklace soldered, when i picked up the necklace, the part that was soldered was…read moretoo visible. Lady said it should go away as i use the necklace. No matter how much i polish it stays dark and don't match the 14k gold. Not to mention, it left about half an inch of discoloration and metal that is too hard and lost the natural flaw of the necklace thread (soldered part). I'm very disappointed. The lady at the store is not friendly either. Waste of money and time!

Ernie made our bathroom remodel a breeze. It was so easy. The countertops were just beautiful! I…read morelove them both and get so many compliments on them from friends. I would highly recommend Oconee Granite and Design for your next remodel.

If every experience of my life left as sweet a taste in our mouths as our dealings with Oconee…read moreGranite and Design did, I'd have never known disappointment or anger. Allison, Ernie, Johnny and Ricardo, in addition to being great at what they do, are just dadgum nice people. The extensive flooring job they did for us is fantastic, and besides the finished flooring, they leveled some uneven places and eliminated some annoying squeaks that used to sound off every time we walked across the living room. My advice is, "Call them. You won't be sorry!"

I have used Thompson Upholstery two times: once for a wing chair and once to replace the seat on an…read moreantique rocker. I am very picky, but I would rate both jobs outstanding. I don't think Michael is inexpensive, but I do think he is fair. To give you an idea, he estimated to repad and recover an antique rocker bottom (his leather) would cost $150, but when I went to write the check, he said it would be $85. He said it didn't take as much time as he thought it would. How is that for fair?! Michael is extremely nice and will tell you upfront if he can do the job and what it will cost. He gets it back as fast as he can. I used to go to Dixie, which Charlie owned. After that wonderful shop closed, I had no one. I am so glad I found Thompson's Upholstery.

We were referred to Thompson Upholstery by a family friend and we are so happy he did! We received…read moreexcellent customer service, quality of work and our sofa exceeded our expectations! Thank you Michael! for going above and beyond in your work on our sofa. We highly recommend Michael Garrett and his work to everyone.

My new countertops are absolutely beautiful! The customer service with this business is…read moreoutstanding. Scheduling and installation were superb. Big thanks to the installation crew: Patrick and Devin. And many thanks to Lavivia for her help and guidance throughout the process!

Is this your regular typical bait and switch company?? Unbelievable. I spent time with Lavivia…read morepicking out colors and type of countertop. She was helpful and wrote down a quote on the back of her business card of $1950 based on the cabinet drawings from the cabinetmaker. It included shelf brackets, a built sink, and backsplash. A person has to come out and verify measurements after the counters are built and installed. We scheduled a time based on the cabinetmaker's schedule, and that went smoothly. The measurer calculated 6 square feet more than what Lavivia and I separately had measured. A few days later she sent a quote for $3200 and said I needed to submit a $1600 immediately to get the project on her schedule. I emailed her back wanting to understand the more than $1200 price difference. After a day of no response I called her and left a message asking the same. I gave her another 24 hour, then decided to search elsewhere. I never heard back from her. Most people, I expect, don't have time to start over, so I expect they're use to getting away with this technique, but I had started early in the project. I went to Home Depot and started the process over. I chose the same product and gave them the cabinetmaker's drawings. They came up with the same measurement I and Lavivia had to begin with. The price was reasonable at around $2100. I said let's do it. She said Sims would have to come out and verify. I was stunned. I told they had already, and told her the story. I then gave her the formal quote from them to make sure we had apples to apples so they couldn't try to raise the price, even using their measurer's figure. The price went up to $2300, but I was still good. So, Sims called in a few days to send someone to measure. I told them their guy already had, and the story. They adamantly said it was going to cost a lot more than that, because I went to a third party. I said, whatever, do you need to come measure again? They said they could use the one they had done. I thought they were done with me, but a week later I called Home Depot to check on the project. Home Depot checked and said it was in production and would be installed on Monday. Installation went well. Lavivia's original estimate included counter brackets to hold the overhang, but that dropped off, so I ordered those separately and had installed them myself. After the install, a rep from Home Depot came by my house to check to see if installation had gone smoothly. I said it did, then told him my story. He said if I used the online template and got charged for more material than was installed, Home Depot would refund that part. I said yeah! I went by the store then emailed the Home Depot rep about having them explain why the measurer got 6 more square feet than we. Sims finally sent the measurer's template he had drawn out, then, in a separate email the numbers he used to calculate square footage. Sure enough, he had counted the overlap corner twice, 6 square feet. I emailed Home Depot rep saying that didn't seem right. This whole things is about ethics. Sims is out for as much money as they can take you for. I guess I looked naive and gullible. I didn't get the card of the Home Depot rep who stopped by the installation day ( the store person didn't know who it could be), otherwise I'd pursue getting a refund for the overmeasured amount.

We always have great service at Spencer's. Whether it's a watch batter replacement or my wife…read moregetting a ring reworked, we highly recommend them.

Top notch service with a local touch! So glad to find them for all my jewelry needs!read more