I was in the market for a countertop installer for a Taj Mahal quartzite project in my kitchen and…read moregot quotes from several contractors in the area. Cesar Garcia stood out immediately. He was by far the most responsive - quick to answer calls, prompt with follow-ups, and genuinely easy to communicate with throughout the whole process. His quote was the most competitive I received. He was flexible and willing to accommodate my specific installation needs. Unfortunately, due to circumstances on my end completely unrelated to Cesar or his work, I was unable to move forward with him for this particular project - and I genuinely regret that. He was professional, personable, and gave me every reason to trust him and his work. If you are looking for a countertop installer who is reliable, fairly priced, and will actually pick up the phone - look no further. I would not hesitate to call him again for a future project and recommend him without any reservation to anyone in the market for countertop work.

Just completed a master bath and guest bath remodel. Quoted 3 other fabricators before selecting to…read morego with Cesar. The project included a half wall of granite behind the tub and granite counter tops in the master bath. In the guest bath we used quartzite on the vanity and on top of a small cabinet. Overall Performance: 1. Quick response, great communication and price. Cesar responded quickly and provided a very competitive quote. Good and timely communication is important to me and a must to avoid mistakes when doing projects that involve a lot of detail. Cesar quickly responded to all my questions, listened to what my vision was and personally came out on several occasions to review the project site. 2. Quality work and up for a challenge. Cesar is very experience and his team is very talented. I had one slab of granite that I wanted to flow seamlessly behind my freestanding tub. It was going to be tight and no room for error. The slab needed to be cut in half, flipping and taking pieces out of order from both sides, then perfectly matched on design to flow seamlessly. I also wanted a boarder backsplash of the same granite to go around the vanities. Other fabrication companies I quoted said it was not possible. Cesar took on the challenge and executed my vision perfectly. That's true talent and great craftsmanship! 3. Personal attention and hands on involvement. Cesar is very hands on for all his projects. He believes in quality over quantity and doing the job right the first time. Even with that said, he is very timely on getting the job done. He manages his schedule efficiently, effectively and meets all his schedules on time. I really appreciate this because when you have lots of trades coming in on a remodel, timing is everything to keep the schedule on track. In summary I would highly recommend Cesar (and we already have) for any type of stone fabrication and installations needs. I will upload some pictures but the pictures don't do justice as seeing the stone in real life.

I can't say enough good things about this company... from dealing with the project manager in the…read moreoffice and dealing various quotes/ questions and coordinating times ... along with the gentleman in the field with the measurements, templating, and the demo / install crews ... this company is top-notch!!!

Pros: Friendly Staff, Easy Process, Provided pros and cons to different material types…read more(stone/man-made, etc.) Reasonable Pricing, Kept to schedule, Allowed us to choose slab location placement and orientation, protected flooring while doing install. Cons: None to note Highly Recommend

Very helpful and very knowledgeable! Rosemary is a rockstar! She was so kind and helpful and so…read moremany ways and she also gave us a spare 2 x 4 to ensure safe travels! A+

I really wanted to to hire CA Tile & Granite to install Cambria Quartz as my new kitchen counter…read more "Pavel" (came to my home to measure) and "Rosemary" (helped me choose color in office) were very attentive, knowledgeable and helpful. The price was within my budget, but was still weighing 3 bids. When I delved down the details - per the Cambria Warranty, the material needs to be installed by a "Cambria approved installer" and CA Tile & Granite is NOT listed on the Cambria website (CambriaUSA.com) as an approved installer. To clarify the matter, I called Rosemary and she told me it was because they are a fabricator, but I was puzzled because they were to install the counter too. I felt she was defensive and told me to email her Cambria Representative "Carol", which I did. I was surprised to not hear a response from Carol after 5 days and it would of been nice to hear a follow up from Rosemary too. On Day 6 Rosemary contacted with a phone number for Carol. I was disappointed CA Tile & Granite could not answer my questions from the start and makes me feel hesitant to work with them in the future, in case there was a problem.

The Saljah Tile team did a wonderful job doing the tile backsplash to complete my kitchen…read more The team was quick and easy to communicate with, insightful, and a pleasure to work with. I get compliments on my kitchen backsplash all the time. I highly recommend contacting Saljah's team if you are looking for a great team to deliver an excellent job!

Albert and his team did an amazing job tiling up our bathroom. They were efficient, respectful of…read moreour house, and completed the job with precision.

I called Dennis at Red Diamond because we had an initial kitchen fail of poorly installed granite…read morecountertops with another vendor. I found Red Diamond thru Yelp and Dennis was one of the first companies to respond back. Dennis came quickly to assess the situation, give advice, and measure. He gave a competitive estimate. Dennis even came with me to Arizona Tile to find a new granite slab. When it was time to do the job, the workers did a thorough and high quality job. They even did the necessary counter reinforcements with no extra charge. I have a tricky kitchen with a corner kitchen sink. They did a good job of trying to match the granite line pattern to each other and doing only one seam. It was difficult but they did it! What I learned: -Stay away from the low quality pre-fab granite or quartz pieces. Always go with a fabricator and installer. -Try not to do a renovation during the holidays. Installers may be slower to respond during holidays. We found that to be the case. -Ask lots of questions: about quality, sealant, cleaning countertops, etc. -Go with Red Diamond. They were great to work with - quick, high attention to detail, respectful and friendly, and competitive in price. I recommend Red Diamond and would hire them again. Look for them on Instagram. They have amazing pictures of their work.

I contacted Dennis the first of February to give me an estimate on granite and tile work in my bar…read morearea and bathroom. He came to the house quickly and took measurements and said he would send the estimate the next day. A week later we had heard nothing from him, so I sent emails and texts several time without a response. Finally after a week he responded with an estimate. I sent him a message with a couple of questions and asked when he would be able to do the work. I also asked him to send a contract proposal so we could set a date for the work. He told me that he could start on March 20, and would send a contract. No contract was sent and I sent him several emails telling him to please send the contract so we could get the work going. He finally responded the day before the work was to begin telling me he was very busy and had not yet send the contract, and could not possibly get to the job until the following month. I told him OK, but please send the contract so we could get a firm start date. I waited until the second week in March and he never contacted me again nor did he send a contract. At that point I contacted another contractor who came the next day, measured the areas and sent a proposal the next day. They came out the following week and completed the project. As of today, he has not contacted me with a "contract" or any explanation as to why. If he decided that he did no longer wanted to do the work he should have said so. This is not very responsible.

The result ended up being acceptable, but it was a journey. Overall, the process took about 2 weeks…read moresince they had the color of porcelain in stock for my outdoor kitchen. My first interaction involved the darling person not being able to transcribe my 12 character email address properly with multiple attempts. I was constantly confused with another customer throughout the entire process (even on installation day!). I did not feel very valued when one of my calls was returned a week later & from a car. My installers cut huge notches for the conduit instead of a simple U notch. They did come back and patch the large holes, but obviously would have been better for everyone involved to have installed it correctly the first time.

Was looking for porcelain top for my outdoor BBQ Island. Shopped around at other establishments,…read morehowever this location is a one stop shop. They distribute, fabricate and install all in house. Lucky this was around corner to where I work. Visited the office and was greeted by Heidi. I briefly explained and my project needs and she made the process very simple. She walked me though the showroom and manufacturing site and helped find the perfect product. We finalized dates and timeline. Pricing was fair compared to other bids I received. My other contractors were also impressed with the workmanship. Thank you Heidi and team for a job well done.

We had our kitchen remodeled using the contractors and staff at the Sacramento Kitchen Mart…read morefacility. It's hard to know where to begin because the experience with KM is so different from that experienced with typical contractors. Communication. Typically a major frustration with contractors was in fact excellent with KM. Emails and calls were returned in a timely manner and they go to great lengths to explain the process and provide a detailed timeline. Duration of work. We had gotten estimates of 4-6 months to complete our remodel; KM was finished in a little over a month. They stuck to their schedule (despite problems that arose with suppliers) and always communicated any changes that were required. They handled all of the permitting requirements, and in Davis that is not a small task. Notable is that a KM staffer came to the house the day of final inspection and looked at the whole house for potential problems. He replaced ALL of our smoke detectors at no cost just to make sure there were no problems with the inspection. The Davis inspector was very impressed with the work and passed the job without any concerns. Quality of work. We had superb craftsmen work on our project; John and Zachary and Joe were all just excellent. They took pride in their work, showed up on time, and always communicated what they were doing. They took great pains to minimize dust and overall mess. Huge sheets of plastic were placed floor to ceiling to localize the dust and debris. Sheets of protective material were placed on the floor. Everything was done in a professional manner. The supervisor of our project, Edgar, was remarkable in watching over the project and being there whenever needed. Sourcing of materials. KM can provide pretty much everything you need with regards to cabinets, fixtures and some appliances. The quality of all materials from KM was excellent and so much more convenient than searching it out on your own. I have to add, however, that their recommended appliance source, A-1 appliance, was very disappointing. A-1 failed to order our rangetop despite it being paid for well in advance, and their installers were incompetent and rude. Our project foreman, Edgar, intervened and was a lifesaver in getting a rangetop in time to prevent a major delay, and in fixing the poor installation provided by A-1. Cost. We had many estimates for our remodel and KM was far from the highest. Their estimate was very accurate and very reasonable considering the quality of work, convenience, and the speed with which the work was done. In summary, Kitchen Mart stands way way above the pack when it comes to the often tedious and stressful process of remodeling your home. They offer a one stop solution, do superb work at a reasonable price, and complete the work in a very timely fashion. We plan to have them do our bathrooms and in fact would not consider anyone else.

We requested service because our Master Bath shower handle fell off (Delta clips on handle) It's…read morebeen about 18 months since the remodel which we love! Michele responded quickly yesterday and Vu was here this morning resolving the issue. Thank you so much Michele and Vu!

Did a fantastic job. Can't tell there was ever a problem. I will definitely reach out in the future.read more

Bob did an incredible job fixing the edge of my quartz countertop. I can't even see where he fixed…read moreit! He was flexible with timing and very knowledgeable. Highly recommend.

* NG Flooring** I…read morerecently had the pleasure of working with NG Flooring, and my project manager, Tobias, was exceptional! From the very beginning, he was incredibly helpful and truly understood the scope of the project and the timeframe I was aiming for. Given the complexities of other projects happening simultaneously, Tobias navigated everything with professionalism and clear communication. He set realistic expectations and timelines, which made the entire process much smoother. The final result exceeded my expectations--the new floors look fantastic! The team efficiently demoed the old flooring, reattached the baseboards, and even installed beautiful tile in the bathrooms. I couldn't be happier with the quality of work and the service I received. I highly recommend NG Flooring and give them a well-deserved five-star rating!

We hired Wolff Construction for a kitchen and living room remodel, and NG Floors was subcontracted…read moreto replace the flooring throughout our home. Unfortunately, the flooring portion of the project became an extremely stressful experience. Throughout the replacement project after our GC was informed of the flooring not being a product failure, Nazar (owner) was our primary and essentially only point of contact regarding the second flooring installation and follow-up work. One of the ongoing frustrations throughout the process was the lack of proactive communication and scheduling consistency. Many times, we found ourselves having to initiate contact just to understand timelines, next steps, or when work would actually resume. There were also instances where scheduling expectations were unclear or changed at the last minute, including receiving calls late on Fridays asking if crews could come work on Saturdays after we had previously understood that no weekend work was planned. That level of uncertainty became very difficult to manage while simultaneously trying to live around a major flooring replacement. After installation, the flooring began failing. What was initially presented as a product issue ultimately turned into a dispute involving the flooring manufacturer, who required a third-party inspection to determine the cause of failure. That independent inspection identified the issue as installation-related, including improper floor preparation, spacing issues, and the absence of a proper moisture barrier. What made the situation especially difficult was the amount of disruption this caused our family. Our home was left torn apart and partially unlivable for over three months during the holidays, beginning Nov. 3rd and extending well past New Year's and into February while the flooring issue was being addressed. This was not due to material shortages or product availability delays, but rather the prolonged pace of the repair process itself. Despite the actual flooring work only taking a couple of weeks to complete, we spent more than 90 days living in and out of the house while our belongings were stacked throughout the garage and much of the home was reduced to exposed concrete slab. We later learned that the flooring material installed was also of a noticeably lower quality than the original flooring product we believed was being matched as part of the initial remodel project. Even after the installation deficiencies were identified, many proposed solutions came with resistance or delays, and we ultimately had to hire an outside flooring professional at our own expense to oversee the final installation process ourselves. We also paid for hotel stays and other various costs associated with making sure the second replacement job was done to ASTM standards. To be fair, there were times communication was responsive, which is why this is not a 1-star review. However, this experience required far more time, oversight, and stress than any homeowner should reasonably expect from a professional flooring installation. During the amount of due diligence we were forced to do throughout this process, we also learned that California contractor regulations generally limit upfront deposits on home-improvement contracts to 10% or $1,000, whichever is less. In our case, substantially more than that was collected upfront. One thing this experience taught us is how important it is for homeowners to educate themselves on flooring installation standards, moisture requirements, and California contractor protections before beginning a major flooring project. Unfortunately, we trusted the process more than we should have and only learned many of these standards after problems began appearing. For anyone beginning a flooring project, we would strongly encourage reviewing: * ASTM flooring and subfloor preparation standards * Manufacturer installation requirements * California Contractors State License Board (CSLB) contract and deposit regulations We genuinely hope sharing our experience helps other homeowners avoid going through a similar situation.