Venta de azulejos y baldosas en East Setauket, NY

“I recently worked with Fordham Marble for tile and new granite kitchen counters. Their tile selection was amazing and they worked with us making creative and design suggestions. They were very flexible and worked within our budget. They had a fantastic variety of granite for our kitchen counters. Upon selecting the stone, we were able to go to their shop facility and layout the pieces in order to see how they would fit together and match the slabs. The shop foreman worked with us to layout the best areas of each granite slab and spent a long time as we moved the tape lines and tried different configurations. The installation was perfect. The seams are almost invisible and the grain of the granite matches perfectly. I highly recommend these people.”

“the show room had so many tile designs to choose from. the staff was very helpful in helping me find exactly what i wanted. within one week i had my kitchen and two bathrroms done and ready to use. these guys know exactly what they are doing!!! job well done!”

“Esther and Lilywork Artisan Tile are the friendliest and most professional company that offer amazing hand made tiles that our clients just love. They have a beautiful collection of unique tiles and colors that make our job easy. If you like hand made tile, you need to see what Lilywork has to offer first before you look elsewhere.”

“We needed a counter top ASAP and Gem was able to help us with our request and at a cheaper price !!!!! Very courteous and helpful !!!”

“Excellent selection of products and great customer service. Complementary design advice and guidance for different tile installations. Product looks excellent installed too. A great experience working with them.”

“The design reps at Tile America are all knowledgable in their medium and help pull together great options in budget as well as add that splash of creativity when working wih me and my clients.”

“Marble and Granite Concepts installed my granite and marble for a renovated kitchen and two bathrooms. Their work was outstanding. They are very knowledgeable, professional and have great work ethic. They were very flexible to meet our timing and their price was very competitive. I enjoyed working with them and would highly recommend them. My counters are gorgeous thanks to them!”

“Paramount stone is one of the leaders in masonry supply's in the greater Connecticut area. Dealing with Carlo is easy and he's very knowledgeable! They were the supplier of the bluestone material and Portland cement for this project and many others!”

“Always a pleasure working with Ideal tile. As a design professional it is important I work with companies that are reliable and honorable. I am always confident that I have the support of the owners and staff who are knowledgeable and helpful.”

“We recently completed our bathroom renovation in a 1946 building in Jackson Heights. It was a full-scale renovation - we took it right down to the studs. The centerpiece is a deep soaking tub with a marble tub surround and deck that I designed. For marble fabrication, I turned to Empire. Empire had a remnant of just the kind of statuary marble I was looking for at just the size I needed. There was even some leftover that they cut into pieces for my shower niche, thresholds, and window sill. And because it was a remnant from a kitchen they had already finished, they quoted me a really good price. Their installers were excellent. It took them about 4 hours and they were very patient and diligent. (The corner where the double apron meets the deck was a tricky bit that they had to hone on the spot.) Before going to Empire I had read the mixed reviews on yelp - and having worked with them, I think I understand the issues. I would use Empire again. For their great prices and great quality of fabrication and installation. But just be aware that Lucy, the owner, is prickly. She really should not be dealing hands-on with customer service. Anna in the front office is a sweetheart. But in the end, Lucy calls the shots, and she is tough. Two words of caution: Negotiate the exact division of your payment up front. Read the agreement carefully. The industry standard is 1/3 + 1/3 + 1/3 payments. That is, 1/3 up front. 1/3 after inspecting fabrication. 1/3 after installation. But Empire will try to get you for all but a few $ at the second stage, before installation. This happened to me and it felt like swinging in the wind to pay Lucy almost 100% before final installation. My experience turned out okay, but if I had it to do again, I would have made sure it was the standard 1/3 at each phase. The other thing that happened that I would caution about - nearing the end of the installation, one of the installers said he was running out to get something from his truck and asked my contractor for the keys so that he wouldn't have to buzz. My contractor handed them over without thinking. Did you know that if the fabricator has your keys and the job goes sour, Empire is legally still in your apartment and can rip the whole thing out? Yep. So, word to the wise about that. In the end, my renovation turned out great and I would use Empire again.”