Russo Tile & Marble

Rick Russo the owner of this company came out to my place at the very least a half a dozen times. took measurements. made sure everything was perfect and the final result was flawless.
Great attitude, friendly at all times. and a very reasonable price.
Frankly. the term «You get what you pay for» Doesn’t apply to these guys. because I got ALOT more than what I paid for. :-)

The two owners, Gino and Rick Russo, provide top quality work. I decided to remodel my home and was fortunate to hear about how good this company is. After bids from numerous companies I decided to go with Russo Tile and Marble. I liked that it is a family business and both owners are very personable. Gino was able to get the granite I needed for a discounted rate. He also finished my kitchen, barbecue, and bathrooms in a very timely manner. Ultimately, I am very happy I chose this company and I recommend it to anyone remodeling or installing a new kitchen.

Rick and his staff are hard-​working and normally pleasant. Their stone goes in well, the edges smooth though in my job, the stone was cut wrong in all three rooms (once was the contractor’s fault), and I’ve had to live with compromises, one of them very costly. The problem is the way they finish their seams which are not sealed at the cuts. I have stone around and in back of my sink. Every time water gets on this seam, the area turns dark gray. It goes away after a few days, but is very worrisome. This is even with re-​sealing those seams. Worse, if you get a drop of oil on a seam, the dark color NEVER goes away. I had the best in town come out for a half-​dozen visits to try to bleach these spots, but they have never changed a bit. The seam was not well sealed, and the oil apparently got down into the side of the seam, not sealed, and then entered the stone along 8 to 10 inches of seam. My beautiful kitchen has a huge blemish! Rick has refused to take responsibility and became aggressive about it all.
My advice, if you need to use him because your contractor works with him, make sure you triple check your drawings, and be there to make sure the stone is not cut wrong, and, most of all, don’t design your stone to have ANY seams, or you’ll be sorry.