You cannot choose a slab off a screen. Come stand in front of them, look at the remnant pile, and talk to the person who will cut it.
Tell us the job and we will call you back.
No. Walk in during shop hours and look at the slabs and the remnants. Bring a photo of your kitchen if you have one.
It is the piece left over after a big slab is cut for a kitchen. If your project is a bathroom vanity, a bar, a laundry counter or a hearth, a remnant is usually the cheaper and faster way to get real stone.
Often, yes. Etching, dullness, light scratches and most stains come out with grinding, honing and polishing. Send a photo and we will tell you honestly whether it is worth doing.
Yes. Our state license is a tile classification, so the backsplash and the counter come from the same crew.
California license 895044, active, bonded and carrying workers compensation. You can look it up on the state board site before you call anyone.
Yes. Restaurants, hotels and public buildings on the Peninsula, including the Redwood City Library and the Marriott.