Victorian Stone LLC

We had a great experience working with the guys at Victorian Stone. We took advantage of some remnant stone for our small bathroom remodel- great prices compared to the three other places we tried. We will definitely be back when it’s time time to update the master.

If you are looking to remodel your bathroom or kitchen. You should really head over to Victorian Stone for some help. I had a huge project and needed countertops for two separate rooms (bathroom and kitchen). Victorian stone helped us out and did an incredible job. I couldn’t be happier. Beautiful magnificent very glossy Cambria quartz everywhere. Just perfect ! My husband and I worked with Alex who runs the company. He’s talented and super professional. It’s very refreshing to work with professional people these days. In current times, professionalism and accountability seem to be a rare trait. I would highly recommend Alex and Victorian Stone. If I could give ten stars… I most certainly would.

I’ve had the pleasure of working with Alex on multiple projects. He’s reliable, skilled, and always delivers great results. Highly recommend him.

If I could give 0 stars I would. Buyer beware! Purchased my stone and then the fabricator refused to answer any of my calls or texts for 6 months when I was trying to have them come install it. Claimed they lost the material. Finally got someone else from the company out here and they did a shameful job on the cuts and installation. They not only held up my project for 6 months, but they ruined the stone I purchased and were extremely rude the entire process.

We bought a quartzite slab and marble slabs from other stores and Victorian Stone installed them. Like somone else mentioned in their review, we had a bad experience with them. First, they messed up our marble for the bathrooms. We asked them to cut out round for a few bathrooms and square for the others. Instead, they did square for all of them. They also didn't cut the edges in the Ogee style as we requested. Secondly, they didn't color match their epoxy with the slab in some places. Lastly, they didn't polish/seal the quartzite properly. The edge around the sink had rough spots here and there as well as the surface(chip offs). We also noticed the edge was getting darker and darker, so we googled it and found out it was a sign of absorbing water. They either forgot to seal or did not se