We engaged Robert to install the backsplash in our new kitchen. He did a great job! He arrived on…read moretime and cleaned up when he was done. We couldn't be happier.

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We are very pleased with the overall experience we had working with the team at Marble and Granite…read moreExpress (MGE)! As soon as we walked into their doors, we had a welcoming experience. Exceptional customer service from the start! Justin was very informative, educated us about the process and gave us an approximate quote based off our measurements right away. I came here because of the reviews and I am glad I did! I've had less than acceptable experiences working with various contractors and I wanted to work with someone who was timely, cost effective, great customer service and good quality. I expressed that to Justin and he was so understanding and assured me they are all those things. He was right! The next day Jorge came to my house to take measurements. He was very polite and knowledgeable about granite and overall experience. They say it takes two weeks from the date they receive the slab order you pick out. That is indeed true. I had a very specific granite vision of what I wanted. I went to a few suppliers and found the one I wanted. However, when it came in, the slab was cracked and MGE did not want me to be disappointed as they genuinely cared about the finished product and quality. We sent it back. Then, Kleopatra called me and offered to come with me to the suppliers to help me look at the granite and inspect it herself. I was so relieved and was blown away with how she went above and beyond to keep me informed of everything and to ensure I chose the granite we would be satisfied with long term. We ended up picking Avalon White from MSI. She inspected it and showed me which part of the slab they would use. I was reassured and so excited! Their prices are competitive and cost effective for their customers. The install team was outstanding. Our home is a historical home built in 1884, so the ground isn't as leveled. They stayed for 6 hours reconfiguring until it was perfect. They wanted to ensure it looked pristine and they do!! We love them and would highly recommend MGE to anyone. Matter of fact, I sent two people there already and they are pleased as well. Great work MGE team!

We would like to say thanks to marble and granite express. We are new residence to Westland Mi,…read moretasking ourselves at making our house our home. We stopped in their showroom on Michigan Ave a couple months ago. We were pleased with the choices, hospitality and salesmanship. We have a very active, busy schedule and the sales staff set a date to accommodate our schedule and last Friday afternoon, our beautiful new countertops were installed. The installers were knowledgeable, efficient, and friendly. We appreciated being able to support a small local business, whose inventory surpasses the big box stores. Their knowledge of their products and their friendly attitudes will have us recommending the service and products, personally returning for any future products that we could incorporate them into.

Great to work with. Adapted quickly to additional bcoping changes. We decided to add more Highly…read morerecommend! Nicholas is a great guy. Made a 34 year old pool look good again.

From the owner: Looking to get new tile and coping stones installed on your pool? Do you have broken bricks and…read morecracked tiles? Contact Mortimer Tiling and Coping to get it fixed. I bring you 10 years of hands-on experience in pool tiling, coping installation, and repair work. Reach out today by phone, text, or email to schedule a free quote.

They have a great selection of tile. We stopped in on a weekend and the gentlemen was very patient…read morein helping us. Even though we went somewhere else the customer service here is unmatched.

We decided to do a remodel on a small bathroom and started to look for some decorative border tile…read more Hit the usual places, Home Depot, Lowes, and Menards. Selections were okay but nothing really stood out. My wife found The Tile Shop in Canton online so we stopped in. They have a huge showroom with a much larger selection than the other stores. We were not "accosted" by anyone. We were shown where the tiles we were looking for were located. When we had questions we found Hilary who was very happy to help us. She was not pushy. She was very patient and helped figure out how much tile we needed and what type of grout went with the tile. The tile needed to be ordered and three days later Hilary got in touch to say it was ready to be picked up. We appreciate the high level of customer service we received and will remember to come back here first to look for any future tile needs. If you are looking for tile for any projects this is a great place to start.

Spent an entire morning trying to send pictures of my sink to their email - computer kept telling…read moreme the email was not correct - talked to them by phone several times and she kept telling me the email was correct but something was wrong

Julian and his partner did an excellent job on our bathtub! They were very thorough with their set…read moreup and clean up, and even shoveled my sidewalk after it had snowed the day they came!! Julian also made sure we knew how to care for our reglazed tub going forward. The people in the office are also very responsive when I had questions and scheduled my service. Highly recommend Jet's! Our kids' bathtub looks like new!!

I just moved in a few months ago and everyone I've met ate very nice.They have meals to go,on…read moreThursdays they bring canned and perishable foods for the residents, and on Fridays they have a person coming to the complex and selling fresh fruits, dairy,frozen,drinks and other things for the residents who have a hard time getting out to the store.

This place is an absolute disgrace. There are many very kind residents here who won't advocate for…read morethemselves because they live in fear of losing their homes due to a childish staff who don't like one another (two of which are now gone, thankfully). There's supposed to be an in-house service coordinator to help people but they don't exist. From the day I signed the lease it was nothing but confusion and unnecessary drama, which admittedly, I should have taken as a red flag to go elsewhere. Maintainance was deplorable, though they got an excellent temp for a bit but obviously he declined to stay on any longer. The other maintenance staffperson is a young man who deserves a medal for having put up with the woman they got rid of and the disgusting state of this building. Tenants pay astronomical rent with no help in understanding the process of how to get vouchers. Have a job? Don't work from home, they have inspections about once a month and they'll come to your apartment if you want them to or not and whether you're home or not, according to the letters. They seem to pass these inspections every time despite bed bugs, mold, leaks, greasy footprints all over the floor. The "events" are bingo 2x weekly and cards once a week, which about 5-8 people play. More of a gossip club, as is the smoker's club outside. Don't let anyone know your business, and boy do they think they're entitled to it. This bldg is the only one of the 16 Church Residences properties in Michigan to not give subsidies. Rent is flat rate regardless of what percentile they figure you fall into, and goes up NOT at the end of your lease, but in January, by about $50. Most elderly do not even get that kind of increase in their social security yearly, so if you stay here, you will eventually need an extra source of income, but you're limited at that so that you don't go over some fictional threshold that is more than the area median. I have 2 different papers I was given with two different income limits, and they are drastically different. Speaking of area (this part not being their fault of course), if you like methheads and hood thugs, this is the place for you. Bar fights behind the building, police at the neighboring apartment almost daily, M-80s set off in the adjacent park at 3 am. Your car is not safe and neither are you. Derelicts sneak into the building and do absolutely disgusting things so we live on lockdown, and the trash that do live here let them in at night. I spoke to a resident that stated she knew a couple of them have let them in. Then there's the section 8 dwellers that for some reason are allowed to live here (22 units worth, I believe), and you sure know who they are. This was a 55+ and now 62+ but there's people in here far younger than that getting section 8. Favoritisms are played, it's very clear. They should be going by people's income, but it doesn't work that way. It used to. Free water but don't expect it to be hot. I have to run mine 10-15 minutes in the AM for shower. Plumbing clogs up all the time, horrible smells, peeling paint from excess moisture. Pressure comes and goes, and showers come in hot/cold bursts. Have to heat water on stove to do dishes many times. No recycling, wasted resources everywhere, dog feces (at least I hope it's dog) on the carpets that haven't been replaced since the building was built in late 70s/early 80s, filth, mold, bed bugs (which they think entitles them to keep you in your apartment if they get them, even though the rest of the building is disgusting), hallways clocking in at 95 degrees in the summer because they wont turn on the air anywhere except downstairs. A/C that is only in bedrooms and living room, not kitchen where it's needed, AND you only get heat or air, not both. They turn it off from October to May. No grocery store trips or senior center. Tenants are expected to take the city bus. Rule enforcement depends on who you are. One person gets kicked out immediately for a cigarette starting a balcony fire while another gets caught smoking at least four times and they're still here. There are 8 washers and 8 dryers that an outside company are supposed to maintain that they clearly do not. No soap comes out on the 11th floor and way too much on the 5th, for example. Floor 8 someone washed their sh##tty pants or dog's blankets out in the sink, which we've found more than once. There are 154 units, with 20 of them being 2 bedrooms. There could be upwards of 200 people living in this building and it has 16 laundry machines to accomodate that, and space for about 30 of them in the communal room for meals on wheels. You are inundated with rule addendums and notes left at the door over the least little thing. I could point out dozens more things but the bottom line is this property rakes in $1.2+ million a year in rent. Where is all our money going if National Church Residences and MSDHA can't even do basic things like replace the tile in the elevators and the carpet in the halls?