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"The Granite Guys are experts at what they do. They answered my questions to the best of their ability and did the job in a timely manner."

"Everything about this company is great, especially Rich!!"

"They got me in right away due to cancelation. Good work. Polite staff. Cost way more than I would have thought, as they insisted on tiling the entire area, instead of patching"

"It went great! Caesar is extremely easy to work with, communicates well and did a beautiful job. I could not have asked for a better experience."

"Andrew was friendly and responsive. He was patient and willing to answer all of my questions. (This was my first tile job, I had a lot to learn!) He provided options, with pros and cons if applicable. He is respectful and easy to have around the house. I will definitely use Nordic Tile again, and will recommend them to family and friends. My bathroom looks amazing!"

"i was quoted for updating/refreshing my caulk and grouting in the bathroom in my bedroom in preparation for painting the bahtroom and bedroom. Chris White said he could do that as well, so he gave me a quote for those jobs. He also said he is a general contractor, so he could hang a ceiling fan for me and build out shelves in the closet. His quote was the best I received, so I agreed to hire him. He said he couldn't do the job for 2 months, so I agreed to wait and he came the 3rd week in June. The caulking and grouting went fine, but he couldn't match the paint color I wanted (even though I had a perfect match made at Home Depot, he said he wanted to use his usual paint store because he would get it for free), He was very angry that he would have to get the paint somewhere else and pay for it (even though that cost was quoted in the estimate he gave me- apparently he expected to make a profit on that as well as the job) and he said 'I should have just went ahead and got the paint at Hirschfield's - you never would have known the difference.' I assured him that I would have as I went to great lengths to get just the right match. He proceeded to get the paint as I originally had it matched, and complained the entire time that it wasn't good paint, and he didn't like using it. (He didn't show me the receipt, so I'm assuming he got the cheapest paint instead of the paint I was told would work best). He also didn't paint the moldings!!! I just assumed that was part of the quote he gave me, but no- he left the job half done. He arrived late many mornings and left early to get to his crew on other jobs - I got special permission to work from home that week to be there for him. When he was done, I paid him in full without inspecting the work. After I got back in the bedroom and bath , I noticed paint drips on the walls, on my closets, on the medicine cabinet and floors - very sloppy paint work!! I called him to come and fix it, and he said he had to finish jobs for his other customers first. I insisted he finish MY job, as I waited 2 months to get it done and have already paid him in full, and he has not bothered to call back or show up to clean up the mess he made of my floors, walls, closets, tile, medicine cabinets, or sink cabinet! DO NOT HIRE THIS PERSON!!!"

"Very quick response. Great communication. Job was done in a day and done extremely well! Would recommend and would use again."

"Did a great job!"

"I would hire Alex again in a heartbeat and would recommend him to anyone. Courteous, highly skilled, great communication, fair price, and works HARD until the job is done -- and done to his very high standards. Alex and his brother dove in with a great attitude even to our brutal, nasty, old-house-bathroom demo that had to go down to the studs. They started on a Saturday and worked straight through the following weekend to get us back in our bathroom as soon as possible. He called us in regularly to consult on key decisions, and his design instincts are great. Along with being a top-notch tile setter (lasers, wet saw -- the tech you want to see) he has the requisite carpentry and core plumbing skills that can come up on a tile job, including built-in niches with proper structural support, and raising the entire floor so the floor tile met the hallway floor perfectly. He did the entire wainscot in Durarock (not everyone would!) and the rest in mold-resistent sheetrock. When he wasn't sure he could get the mudding meeting our old ceiling as perfect as he wanted, he subbed out at no extra cost to me to a friend who is an expert (and who also was terrific to work with). There are no cut corners (except for the perfectly mitred ones Vlad can achieve with the wet saw!). Our bathroom is gorgeous, the work was prompt, and Alex and his small crew were a pleasure to welcome into our home."

"Here is our experience using Exell Ceramic Tile! Nine months after our new master bath was tiled by Exell we noticed some of the tile on the floor was starting to loosen. A call was placed to Val and a detailed message about the problem was left. No return call from Val. In the next couple of months the grout between the tiles continued to chip out and more and more tiles became unattached on the floor. Once covid hit we had to wait to have the problem addressed. This summer we had a very reputable tile layer assess and fix the problem. Here are his words describing what he discovered. “The problem was when installing a porcelain tile over self-leveler, you need to either prime it with a latex primer or use an anti-fracture membrane. The anti-fracture membrane is a better choice because cracks will not transfer though the tile. You need to use one of the 2 because the self-leveler is very porous and porcelain tile is not. The result is what happened here. The thinset binds to the self-leveler and pulls all the moisture out too fast making it so it will not bond to the tile. That is why I was able to pull up the entire floor and reinstall it. Not one bit of thinset was stuck to the tile. The tile was just sitting on the floor loose. Had it been a wall it would have fallen off. The actual tile work looked above average, it was just a lack of knowledge on installing porcelain over a very porous surface.” The cost was $1500 to remove and reinstall our bathroom floor with an anti-fracture membrane. A letter requesting a reimbursement for this expense was sent to a confirmed address with delivery confirmation. It stated he had one month to pay us or we would write a bad review and start a BBB claim. Sadly Val choose to blow us off! Clearly Exell Tile was at fault for the poor installation and it astonished us that Val choose to ignore our reasonable request to be reimbursed. PLEASE BEWARE and take this warning to heart!!!! Here’s an interesting update: the grout in the master shower is now starting to crack!"