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Group: rec.food.equipment · Group Profile
Author: Joe CilinceonJoe Cilinceon Date: Jul 31, 2006 16:10
Muddle wrote:
> "Dee Randall" shentel.net> wrote in message
> news:12cnqd0rudva93b@corp.supernews.com...
>> Putting off my kitchen renewal because of time constraints and more
>> costly repairs have come up than my kitchen countertops, stove, hood
>> and flooring, I find that I'm learning more all the time the
>> mistakes I could've made. Re-reading the posts "Terazzo counters,"
>> which addresses granite more than terazzo, yesterday I found at
>> Lowe's (or was it Home Depot) a sale that is going on of their new
>> product granite that has been sealed. If I choose I can go about
>> 100+/- miles away at the yard and look at this and talk to the
>> people.
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>> There is only one granite to choose from for their $49 sf sale, which
>> happens to be one that I would might choose. It is regularly $61 or
>> $63. I've been reading some horror stories about counter-top
>> installation with these two competitors and had just about
>> discounted them, but I got hold of a good salesman who was assuring
>> -- Am I that gullible -- price is a consideration, tho.
>>
>> Just wanted to let those know who were kind enough to answer my
>> pleas, that granite is available now already sealed (guaranteed 15
>> years, I think.)
>>
>> Dee
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> I'll never let Lowe's install anything in my home again. I had them
> install a front door and a screen door. It had daylight showing
> around the edges, the door handle was installed crooked and the
> screen door was broken by the installer and I had to have a factory
> rep come repair it who also told me the screen door is installed
> wrong. They installed two different front doors, because the first
> one they installed was the wrong door. You'd be better off finding a
> reputable contractor or custom cabinet maker in your area to do the
> install. If your having problems finding one, contact an insurance
> repair company in your area and ask who they would recommend. They
> have to please their customers and the insurance company and usually
> only contract out to the best people in the business. They have to
> do it right or they have to do it again for free.
As to who installs for Lowe's or Home Dopot for that matter will depend on
who the local contractor is that they use. Here Lowe's and Home Depot use
the same contractor so quallity would be the same. Their work has been very
good for me, installing a Pergo floor and a front door with screen door.
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Joe Cilinceon
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