I am a current customer awaiting an install that has experienced a very disorganized set of facts in regards to the business practices of Rock Solid Surfaces. After getting notified that our first install date had to be abruptly rescheduled due to the product cracking during fabricating, a second install was scheduled for today. Once again, our schedule had to be rearranged and appointments had to be cancelled to ensure we had someone at the residence. Then, mere hours before install, we get notified via voicemail that the product broke again and they would not be showing up today. This is hours before scheduled arrival. The voicemail stated that we would receive a call a short time later. We called and left our info on voicemail. After getting no return call, we called again hours later to find that Cara, whom left the original call, had left for the day without returning the call that she stated she would do. Additionally, the party we did speak to on the phone could not help us and we continued to get the runaround. This is unacceptable and simply ridiculous business practices. Our time, cancelled business appointments, frustration, rescheduling, lost wages and the add’l expense of purchasing take-out food is not something we should have to succumb to. Is this to be expected by your customers? Is the failed attempts at installation, apparently poor product integrity, poor communication, poorer customer service, and delayed or no responses something common at the establishment? We immediately need to know how this matter will be rectified, preferably before add’l measures are explored. Their reply to my above review on Google 24 hours later: "We are sorry you had an unfavorable experience. As you know, granite is a very fragile material. Your job was delayed because the "natural" material fractured. We remade your countertops on more than one occasion to make sure you had a perfect installation. We apologize for the delays, and your feedback is appreciated." That very funny how you gloss over the incompetence factor of your business practices. But then again, you're trying to save face on a public forum, so I shouldn't be surprised. Certainly the granite is fragile. This is a known fact. What isn't creating a "perfect" installation is that you called me 2 hours before install to tell me the material broke, AGAIN! This was on the second attempt. Are you telling me that you cut material mere hours before you leave the shop for install? Because if that is standard business practice, then your business is more incompetent than I thought. How could you run a legitimate business that handles "fragile" material when you're cutting it just prior to install? You also glossed over the fact that your staff failed, multiple times, to call us back in a timely manner (or in the time frame that was stated). Also, after failing to call us back, she left for the day. Is this common business practice? So do your employees typically lie to the customers just to smooth things over, but don't hold up their end of the deal. In addition, After we wasted our time calling to speak with someone that has any bit of knowledge about customer service, they still couldn't give us a straight answer. Is this typical? And how come you didn't address this incompetence in your reply to my review. By the looks of it, this IS common practice, as the business named Rocksolid Surfaces has just as many 1-star reviews as it does 5-star reviews. And if everyone who reads this looks across multiple forum and social media, they will find the same. Numerous 1-star reviews describing the incompetent business practices and unprofessional experience they received from Rocksolid Surfaces. Finally, 24 hours later we receive a phone call reply, and all you have to say for your incompetence is that the material will be in next Monday and you can squeeze us in your schedule in 3 weeks. Are you serious? This is an issue that you created and should remedy immediately. Not just throw an inconvenienced customer at the back of the line for the 3rd time. I will be sure to advise any potential client of yours to do their homework and shop somewhere else. The frustration and expenses that future customers will incur will not be worth the hassle. I am confident that there are dozens of legitimate businesses out there that will make the kitchen remodeling experience much better.