This company is top-notch. They stand behind their products and install. Great to do business with.read more

Every interaction I have had with the staff at DeGraff Interiors showed me that this company is…read morecommitted to deliver on their brand of caring customer service. My husband and I needed some information on flooring and tile. I plainly stated this would not result in a sale. Nevertheless, we were encouraged to come to the store and talk with a designer. In fact, Breanne, one of DGIs friendly and knowledgeable designers, pulled samples to save us time! That service was not a fluke. We returned to the store the next day, and Breanne was not scheduled. We were connected with another charming and helpful designer, Jeri Lynn. She spent at least 30 minutes with us, patiently giving us the info we needed. My sense is that DeGraff understands that caring builds loyalty. I wish we could do business with them, but our builder buys direct from Shaw and Daltile. DeGraff and their staff are a class act.

This place can be a bit overwhelming - so much to see and so many beautiful options for EVERYTHING…read moreyou need for a new build or renovation. I was mainly looking for plumbing fixtures for a kitchenette and bathroom, but also ended up looking at lighting fixtures. You will definitely want to make an appointment, and I found Brianna to be quite helpful in steering me toward fixtures that would work well together and stick within a reasonable budget. Believe me, it's easy to be dazzled by some of the options and brands that would absolutely break the bank.

We purchased all of our appliances here for a recent kitchen remodel. Very nice displays with a…read morewide range of brands. We worked with Cody and found him to be informed and helpful. We shopped the GR area and found Ferguson to be VERY competitive.

You will never convince us that the granite that was brought into the house after removing the…read moreoriginal countertops, was the same that we picked out. Then there was the stupid cuts that were made that were just plain ugly. They require you to pay completely up front so you have no recourse after you sign dozens of disclaimers protecting them and nothing to protect you from their incompetence or mistakes. They did not even to pay for the damaged and broken part of the sink panel. Two weeks ago we were told they would get back to us......still waiting but don't expect we will ever hear from them again. BEWARE

Lakeside Surfaces installed new countertops in our kitchen and laundry room. They were very…read moreprofessional, their pricing was very competitive and their showroom was very pleasant. They also were able to accommodate our timeline and the installation went very smoothly. the installation crew was very good and Jace and Dan did an excellent job. If you are looking for a great experience, give them a try.

Remodel project during a pandemic may not be a good idea. Glitches with finding contractors,…read moreproduct delivery, and just working through stuff. Scholtens didn't have contractors available so just ordered stuff. Last time I redid a bathroom went much smoother. Apparently I would have received better support had I been able to use their contractors. Doesn't explain order mix ups and not getting proper installation accessories. Will hold off redoing second bathroom. But it looks nice, just wish it had run smoother all around.

All in all the project turned out beautifully! I thought I had the last tape measure with a hole in…read moreit but, it turned out that Mark had the same model. That was the only hiccup! And they made it right in record time. Thanks to Mark, Olivia, Maggie and most of all to Tim Healy who did the installation! I am very pleased with the way the project has turned out! Thanks to you all.

After nearly 27 years in our home, we decided it was well past time to update our countertops. I…read moreworked with Maizie. She was so kind and patient with me throughout the entire job. I wasn't exactly sure how the process worked or what I wanted. She helped me make choices that worked out exactly as we had hoped. Everything from choosing the countertop, sink and faucet, to measurements and install went very smoothly. So glad we went with Top of the World.

This is the second time my wife and I have built a home and the second time we have utilized the…read moreservices of Top of the World Granite. We met our interior designer at their showroom and had our architectural plans with us, which I recommend. The process of choosing materials for your home's counter-tops, backsplashes, and other surfaces couldn't be easier. I recall them having a good amount of "stock" surfaces to choose from when we built back in 2011, but their choices have significantly expanded since then. We were able to select from a wide variety of quartz and granite at a very reasonable price point, but they have a huge selection of materials should you want something other than their stock selections. They are also happy to price out different material choices for you before you make your final choice, which makes the process that much better. Top it off with great service and professional installation and choosing Top of the World Granite becomes a no-brainer and I can recommend them without hesitation.

There has been new ownership (Erik King) since the previous reviews. This company also goes by the…read morename Elite Home & Stone Supply. Unless you want to be frustrated and finish the job yourself after spending a lot of money, avoid this company. The selection of products is good and the quality of the granite stone is great. The service, installation, and finishing were poor. We were told installation would be two weeks after the design was submitted and the downpayment paid. Five weeks later, the installation was scheduled. No call, no show! One day off from work burned. Another week goes by after making a few calls and sending emails. Finally, a call out of the blue to install on that day. But only part of the countertops because the "guys at the shop did not polish the bottom of the island. Another week and a half and the island is brought to the house but not the rest of the countertops or the backsplash. After another week, another call out of the blue to come and do the installation. Another excuse; the owner says he left the keys to the truck at home. Another day off work burned! A couple of days later, a call out of the blue asking if anyone would be home for the installation. Finally, the last countertop and backsplash are to be installed. The backsplash sections are not even but supposedly, the wall is not straight so it's the best that can be done. The rounded corners are jagged but "if I use any type of diamond drill, it can be smoothed out." When I started to install the kitchen hardware, the drilled granite access holes are too small, the sink holes do not align with the drilled granite access holes, and the cut-outs for the electrical outlets and boxes are not large enough for the screws to align with the electrical boxes. At this point, the final payment had been submitted and there is no more contact. I texted, emailed, called, and spoke to a person in the office, and no returned phone calls, emails, or text messages. After two weeks, of waiting I am doing the finishing and polishing myself. A two-week project turned into an eight-week nightmare. https://www.hollandsentinel.com/story/business/2023/01/30/west-michigan-contractor-arrested-after-failing-to-complete-work-appear-in-court/69852441007/

My wife and I went to Granite Direct fr a piece of granite for a bathroom vanity and after dealing…read morewith Russ we had it all laid out for with Russ, we had the stone marked out for where we wanted it cut so all of the veins would match (keep this part in mind for later). We then spent the next month and a half finding tile colored to match the piece of stone we chose. We finally got the bathroom to the point where we could have the top set and contacted Russ to make the appointment to have them come out and template. The appointment was set for a Thursday, the people showed up on Tuesday. We contacted the store (Russ again) and said it must have been a mix-up due to similar names on the calendar, the appointment for Thursday was still set. My wife took a four day weekend (Thursday and Friday) as long as they were set to come out on Thursday she may as well get some other things done that Friday. They never showed up. Contacted the store again, "They'll definitely be there tomorrow." (Friday) Again... never showed up. Now bear in mind, we understand that a single bathroom vanity isn't a big dollar job but, it's important to US. Saturday we went and talked to Russ (again), and he said he was having issues with his installers (not our problem but, it's turning into our problem) so he'd show up and do it himself, which he did that following Monday after hours. Asked him approximately when the stone would be ready for install and he said he had a huge job coming up and he wanted to get it done before then so, about a week and a half. Got the call that the stone was ready and made the appointment to have it installed, two weeks after the template was measured on a Friday. Installer showed up at the agreed upon time WITHOUT the backsplash. He said he would get the situation resolved and contact us first thing Monday morning. Monday morning came and went and I heard nothing, as I work about a mile down the road, I drove up to the store during my lunch hour to find out why it is so difficult to get a simple vanity installed in a timely manner and wound up being berated by Russ in front of two other employees. I was told "I'm tired of being yelled at over this job..." (pretty sure I hadn't yelled at him once, and he'd definitely know about that) "...we can just come pull the granite and be done with it." Now, please realize, if this had been for me personally, I would have said "Let's go, I'll follow you. Just give me back the money I've already paid you." and I would have found another source for a countertop. But, it's for my wife, and one does not simply toss a month and a half of tile searching with your wife in order to make things easy. It's Wednesday morning now, my wife sends me a picture of the countertop via text(Remember what I asked you to keep in the back of your mind for later?), I look at the picture and the countertop is backwards. The part that we had drawn pictures of, and spent 45 minutes discussing the layout of the grain in relation to the splash... all wrong. Long story short. Find someone who will appreciate your business for what it is, big or small. It's money you earned and want to pay for a service that's deserving. Granite Direct in Kentwood (Grand Rapids), Michigan is Definitely not deserving.

I rarely leave negative reviews, but after three weeks of mistakes, poor communication and a…read morecomplete lack of ownership, I feel other customers should know about our experience with Paxton Countertops. On July 18, we went to Paxton and selected Copper Mist for our basement bar. We were given a sample to take home and received a quote totaling $984.13 using the remnant we had selected. At no point during that process were we told that we needed to place a deposit to secure the material or that the piece could be sold to someone else while we were moving forward with our project. Based on that selection, we continued planning our bar and even purchased our sink specifically to coordinate with the Copper Mist. Unfortunately, there were errors and confusion with our project information from the beginning. We returned to Paxton on August 8 and again confirmed what we had selected. We then learned that the material we had been planning our entire project around had been sold. The proposed solution was essentially for us to spend approximately $3,000 to get the material we originally expected to purchase as a remnant for a project quoted at $984.13. I understand that remnants are limited inventory. What I don't understand is why we weren't clearly told what we needed to do to secure the material, particularly when we had received a quote, taken home the sample, continued communicating with Paxton and were making other purchases based on that selection. Mistakes happen. What has made this experience so frustrating is the accumulation of mistakes, the lack of clear communication and, most importantly, the lack of ownership or a meaningful attempt to make the situation right. Three weeks later, we're now essentially starting the countertop selection process over again through no fault of our own. For a purchase like this, customers rely on the professionals they're working with to explain the process and tell them what needs to happen next. That simply did not happen in our experience.

Getting ready to replace a $1200 custom made Corian sink that has looked like crap from…read moreinstallation. First of all they held up my kitchen remodel with their lateness, then they threatened to not produce sink when I pressed them. Seams started appearing in the sink right away. Never called because didn't want to deal with their rudeness and defensiveness after that. Cracks around the drain started to appear next and now they are going across the whole sink. Only a matter of time before this sink totally disintegrates. Found out later from my cabinet maker that they had used them before and would not again. My countertops came from somebody up by Vassar. Thank goodness. Just pick somebody else.