I have done business with Thompson Stone and Marble and I am very pleased with my results on my counter top. I originally bought a counter top from another company Lowes but I wanted years later to add on to my counter top, i went to Lowes and they would not sell me 40 inches that I needed .I went to Thompson Stone and they have what I call a grave yard of slabs that were left over.I found one that was as close to what I had and they were very accommodating to me..
I was reading comments, and I noticed that some people were complaining about no service available, well that means they were busy.. all you have to do is go into the office and ask if someone can help you.. if that is your only complaint, then that is your own fault! Also, why would you want two different measurements, maybe you.... messed up. Not naming names, but you know who you are.
Anyway, I'm a happy patron of Thompson and am planning on more work soon!!!!

We recently bought new countertops for our condo in Myrtle Beach. The women that sold us the tops was very friendly and knowledgeable. We ended up buying Corian tops for the kitchen and wet bar. The kitchen is U-shaped with a peninsula breakfast bar set up. The tops came with the install but I was going to do the tear out and install of the sinks.They proceeded to measure and set the new tops in place. They made a few splices that turned out well. Installed the back slashes and caulked. They did not caulk everything. They said the gap between the wall and backsplash was by me. It would have taken him 2 min but fine I can finish the job.They left and I proceeded to install the kitchen sink. The first thing I noticed was the opening for the sink was cut to big. (Yes the old sink was right there so they could measure it before cutting the opening) I am capable of doing my own home repairs so I made spaces with what I had available to center the sink as best I could. I had to seat the sink on all four sides. Because my spacers where a little thin the sink could still move leaving me maybe 1/8 to 3/16 to seat the sink if not perfect. The best scenario but could be worse. I got the caulk in and now tried to anchor the sink. The standard sink clamps are meant to clamp to a to maybe 1 thick countertop. When they cut the opening, they cut into the backer wood so now you are looking at 1 thick to clamp to. I investigated extra-long clamps but it was not going to help on the front part of the sink because the opening was flush with the inside of the cabinet. Bottom line no way to secure the sink on the front edge.I decided to work on the wet bar sink and quit on that as soon as I dropped the sink in the hole. The hole measured 24 7/8 wide and the overall sink width is 25 so in a perfect world you have 1/16 to seal on. (Yes, the sink was right there to measure) Absolutely not acceptable.We called the installer and they sent the guy back out and he installed the tops as best he could with calk everywhere. Dont need to tell you how bad that looked. He tried to clamp the sink to my spacers that were held in place with a single 1 finish nail (This was sad). It was obvious the flange of the sink was not pulled down flush with the countertop. I poured water on the kitchen top after he was done and water ran in. He said the silicon would just wash away if not cured 12 hours. The same problems with the wet bar sink. He re-caulked and the next day I tried again and water just ran right into the cabinet. Once again not acceptable. We called the installer again and they were going to send the same guy so I told them not to bother and I would call home depot to resolve this issue.Home depot had a third party inspection done and he said the openings where to big. Home depot called Thompson and they did not agree with the third parties evaluation.So Thompson made me an offer to add 1/2" all around the inside which would make the opening the proper size as opposed to replacing the tops and stupid me I agreed. The work was done and the only did the sides but not the corners. I guess corners don't leak. I called Thompson back and they said this is all they are going to do.

The overall process was excellent from start to finish. The person who came out and did the measurements was right on. The people we worked with in the office were very good and friendly. Rob took us out to the stone we picked out and explained how the stone would be cut based on our preferences. Tim and Ronnie who installed the granite counter top were the best. They were friendly, explained things as the installation was done, ensured that we were were happy with the layout before continuing. Both of them were efficient, fast and professional. They would be at the top of our list to come out and do an install. The counter top is beautiful and the whole process was professionally done. Thanks, Randy and Debbie

Buyer beware! My granite was installed with several cracks that go all the way through the stone. The company will not take responsibility and tried to fill the cracks with caulk during the installation. This company does not stand behind their product.

Please find attached photos of your workers doing a great job!Sorry you have not attachment! They were very good and we are very pleased! Nicole M Sullivan