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"My wife and I had our bathroom remodeled and we were told by the contractor that he uses Specialized Granite company of Indy for the counter tops and shower pieces. Specialized Granite installed different granite than what we ordered. I has 3 granite people, 1 contractor, and 1 realtor tell us the pieces used in the shower and the vanity top did NOT come form the same piece of granite. In fact the backsplash on the vanity was cut and glued together. We were NEVER told about the backsplash being pieced together. The owner never admitted to any wrong doing, different pieces of granite or the broken granite that was glued together. There was no effort made to correct the mistakes. I would NOT recommend this company for any granite or quartz. It seems they just want to rush in and get on to the next job. If I could give "ZERO" stars, I would. I was totally dissatisfied with their work. I ended up replacing the vanity pieces and shower pieces at my own expense with another company."

"I loved working with Gigi on the design and she went with me to look at large slabs of granite. She also helped me pick out tile and grout, a new sink and faucet. Installation went well and the company was flexible about dates. There were a few minor scratches and the company sent someone out twice to fix them. All staff were very responsive and professional."

"I rarely feel the need to write a review or blast anyone on social media. I have written a review maybe twice in my life. That being said, I read reviews for almost every purchase I consider. I know reviews can pull a lot of weight and I value them, good or bad. This is a long one but one you will want to read if you are considering using this business. My husband and I ended up visiting Vision Floors and more in Lafayette, IN, after [Company information redacted] failed to show up to our scheduled in home consultation. I had never heard of vision floors but was pleasantly surprised by our visit to the store. Sarah was very helpful and patient with us as we scoured their flooring until we found one we loved. Financing was simple and fast as well. We had our home measured, got the floors ordered, and scheduled an installation date. November 19th. Bobby was our installers name I believe. He and another guy removed all our old carpet and prepped most the floors for the new vinyl flooring in one day. They would have finished installation the following day except they ran out of flooring. Yep. Nearly 1200 sq ft of flooring and they came up 3 boards short. Guess how long our floor sat unfinished? Almost 3 months. Read on. Ok mistakes happen. No biggie. We just have to order more flooring and they’ll come finish it. We very patiently wait to hear something and when we didn’t I then sent a text to Sarah November 24th but got no response. It’s coming up on thanksgiving so we cut them some slack. We had other projects we were working on anyway. Wait yet another week, still not a peep. Sent another text December 1st. Finally get a response the boards arrived they will be out in 2 days. Great. The next day got a text all the boards are damaged and have to order more. They blamed UPS. Ok **** happens just have to wait for another shipment. *Crickets* Ask for an update December 11th. They’ll be out on the 16th. Great. December 16th installed the wrong floor. Yes, the wrong floor. Our planks had black beveling and the 3 they installed did not. Also the coloring was slightly different but noticeable. So now we have mismatched flooring running down our hallway. Cool. Why they even installed this floor is beyond me. I’m convinced they thought we wouldn’t notice and would get away with it; they claim it was a manufacturer defect. Either way the floor should have been inspected more closely before installation and the so-called experienced installers should have stopped what they were doing. But they went ahead and installed it anyway as well as the trim and the transition and caulked along the stonework as if nothing was wrong. I sent pictures of the floor showing the mistake.No response. Husband calls the next day and leaves a message. No response. 3 weeks of unanswered texts and calls. Husband finally drives 45 minutes to the store on a Saturday to talk face to face. Was told they are still trying to get useable boards. THEN COMMUNICATE THAT TO US.!! The silence is what kills us. How can something like this happen and you don’t inform your customer as to every step you are taking to rectify the situation? Why do we have to ask for updates as to what the **** is going on over and over again for weeks? We are very frustrated at this point to say the least. January 7th asked for update. Nothing. January 16th asked for update. Nothing. Finally January 21st, we get a text. They have the floor, when can they come out. We gave them our availability. We both work 6 days a week and getting days off is not easy so they need to be flexible and work with our schedule. Simple request right? Nope. Another week of silence. January 29th asked for an update and get a response of Monday Tuesday or Wednesday of next week. Well Monday Tuesday and Wednesday came and went and not a peep. Friday asked for an update. Nothing. I informed them on February 6th that I had February 11th off so I asked them to make it work. They did. They sent someone out and I’m relieved it’s finally finished. But that’s not all... While the guy, I believe his name was Jeremy, was here doing us this huge favor of fixing their **** up, he took a phone call and was telling whoever he was talking to about the job he was at. How he had to fix a mistake he didn’t make and that the mistake was “barely even noticeable.” That it was “just missing a black line” (the beveling) and that “you really had to look hard to notice it.” I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. Are you kidding me? First, you don’t talk like that in front of the customer. Super unprofessional. And second, we paid a ****load of money for our floors and even if you don’t think it’s noticeable we notice it and have to look at it every day. It was done incorrectly and most definitely needed to be fixed and I don’t need to hear you complain about it. Just do your job. I will tell my story to anyone that will listen to me. I have already told my family, friends, and coworkers not to do business with vision floors if they are ever in the market for new flooring. My experience with this business warrants a bad review. They should be called out publicly for their bad business practices and horrible customer service. I understand people make mistakes and had this company made any effort to keep us informed, or at the very least show a little remorse or act a tad apologetic, I wouldn’t feel the need to shame them. The lack of communication has been unreal. I hope no one else has to go through this."

"It took a lot of phone tag to finally get the technician to our house, but once here he was efficient and professional and did an amazing job. The chip was in the edge of a white quartz countertop, very difficult to match perfectly, and the repair is absolutely invisible. Not the lowest bid, but worth the price."