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Yosemite
09-08-2022, 08:54 AM
I used Classic Rock Granite for my new countertops and would not recommend them. They made the process very difficult and were not easy to work with. In the end I did not get the countertop configuration I wanted, and just gave up arguing with them. Feel free to PM me for the whole sad story.

villagetinker
09-08-2022, 11:20 AM
Did you complain to Doc's about the problem?

retiredguy123
09-08-2022, 01:13 PM
I used Classic Rock Granite for my new countertops and would not recommend them. They made the process very difficult and were not easy to work with. In the end I did not get the countertop configuration I wanted, and just gave up arguing with them. Feel free to PM me for the whole sad story.
Your post is missing something. If Doc's was the contractor, why complain about a subcontractor? There are many good granite contractors available.

kkingston57
09-09-2022, 01:03 PM
I used Classic Rock Granite for my new countertops and would not recommend them. They made the process very difficult and were not easy to work with. In the end I did not get the countertop configuration I wanted, and just gave up arguing with them. Feel free to PM me for the whole sad story.

Bet you paid $80+ a square ft. for this granite. We received a quote from Doc's and their minimum granite price in 2020 was $80 a square foot. Home Depot started at around $40 a square foot.

PugMom
09-09-2022, 01:43 PM
can you share a pic of the completed work? thx~!

Stu from NYC
09-09-2022, 03:08 PM
Bet you paid $80+ a square ft. for this granite. We received a quote from Doc's and their minimum granite price in 2020 was $80 a square foot. Home Depot started at around $40 a square foot.

Why not go direct to a company that does the work why deal via a sub?

Eg_cruz
09-11-2022, 02:12 PM
I used Classic Rock Granite for my new countertops and would not recommend them. They made the process very difficult and were not easy to work with. In the end I did not get the countertop configuration I wanted, and just gave up arguing with them. Feel free to PM me for the whole sad story.
What’s the point of giving less then half the story

JoelJohnson
09-11-2022, 02:16 PM
We used Doc's for our kitchen, we have a big island and had no problems.