Had a great experience with TnT! From the nice lady who took me through the show room, to the estimate, all the way to install was seamless! Speaking of seams they did an amazing job blending the seam in my countertop! They did it exactly how i wanted and it looks amazing! Quality work! Super competitive pricing! Friendly, helpful, responsive.. all the things! read more

TNT presents a highly professional approach from the first interaction. Their communication is clear, their process efficient, and they demonstrate a strong commitment to quality. I'm confident they'll be a great asset to anyone's project read more

I just had a quartz bathroom countertop installed. From picking the material out to Instalation to the price I was pleased. I would definitely recommend them and will use them again. I had them do my kitchen granite a few years ago and I still love it too. read more

Initially our granite countertops looked nice but as I looked I kept finding superglue all over the place. The installer slobbered it all over the place when they joined the the two pieces together. So I got a razor blade like the installed used and cleaned all the dried up glue up around the top that he splattered around. When I taped the back splashes to caulk and paint to match the wall I found one of the backsplashes was broken and no one bothered to tell us. On top of that, there was superglue slobbered all over the place when they tried to patch it back together. Also, after the first day, one of three sinks started to separate (falling down) from the countertop, so we had a big gap underneath the countertop where water could splash into the cabinet. I'm glad I worked in construction for 20 years and I was able to push the sink back up and get it glued together again. At first I was just going to just let it slide because they gave us a good price. Now we are noticing that any water that splashes on the granite soaks down into the stone because it isn't sealed properly. Over a day or two the dark spot where the water gets into the stone eventually dries up and goes back to it's normal color. Don't have a clue what it will do over the long term soakings. One spot where liquid soap got on the granite it soaked into it too but I don't have a clue how to get rid of that dark spot. We did try the sealer Young Brothers gave us for our kitchen granite tops and it didn't help stop the problem. So I called T&T to see if they could come out and reseal the granite top again. Explained the problem to them and one of the workers came out to take a look. We set up an appointment for the next week at 9 to 9:30 and we waited for hours and he never showed up and now T&T won't answer phone calls or respond e-mails. So if you go with this company don't expect and warranty or customer service after the install!!!!! I guess I'll have to go to the next level to get this fixed. I finally found an stone countertop expert and they said the granite we got was either not resin sealed & baked or it wasn't done done properly. They were able to recommend a oil based sealer to use and not the water based both T&T and AG&M wholesale wanted us to use. We had already used a very good water based sealer, but using a water based sealer wouldn't work because it was water based, duh!!!! read more

Tommy Phillips Is a great guy to do business with. Honest and Timely. I manage his internet marketing presence. He always follows though with instructions so that I can do what he needs. A lot of business owners just do not follow instructions or give you the information you need to clean up a mess. Enjoy what we have prepared for you to make the right decisicon. read more

You must give these young people a chance. They were the cheapest bidder by far and did a nice job quickly. You don't have to pick from just their samples...I found my sample elsewhere and then had them bid on supplying and installing it. I went to every store in the area including the national chains and could not find the countertop I was hoping to find. I was looking for a Quartz that looked like granite. Quartz costing more but carefree. I finally found the style of Cambria brand of countertop at a dealer and then went back around to those stores looking for the cheapest place to rip out my formica countertop and backsplash and put in my desired Quartz. T&T was 30% cheaper and 1/3 the price of the most expensive bidder. A week after I told T&T they had the bid, they came in and in one short day they ripped out the old and installed the new along with a split brick backsplash. They then cleaned up and hauled off the old and it was done in hours. During this time T&T moved to a nicer and bigger store and now has multiple samples of Cambria Quartz (made in USA). read more