Johnny Trujillo

We bought $1600 worth of granite from L & U Cabinet and Granite. They gave us one and only one name as a recommendation for a granite installer (Johnny).   Johnny, the fabricator / installer charged us $1400 for the labor, so the total granite job came to $3000. 
Here were our main issues with Johnny Trujillo (granite fabricator / installer)...
1. He said he would bring us out to look at the granite and decide which piece should go where and how it should be oriented before just installing it. He did not.
2. Since then, we have learned that any serious granite fabricator would only cut granite using a wet granite cutting method, not a dry cut in the back of a truck in our driveway. Suffice to say, cutting dry granite in our driveway was very loud and very dusty.
3. The main transition in the middle of our counter was off by at least ½ inch. Before I could take a picture of this issue, the installer quicker ground down the area to try to make it match, but it has been obvious to anyone who has visited our home since that these 2 pieces were not matched up correctly.
4. There is another area by our cooktop that the granite does not match up correctly. It is flush to the wall near one edge and about 1 inch away at the other edge.
5. Near the other edge where the granite protrudes about 1 inch from the wall, the installer just filled it in with white caulking, which we did not notice until he left because it was covered up with blue tape.
6. We have a large, white hutch which also got granite on top and the installers ripped out a piece of trim, which we had to pay $100 to have replaced.
7. After the $1400 labor only charge from our granite installer (who we thought did a pretty poor job), he actually had the nerve to hint that he wanted a tip. In addition, he said he would seal the granite (which other fabricators do for free), but would charge us an additional $30.
In summary, I would not recommend L & U Cabinet and Granite or the installer they recommended (Johnny Trujillo).