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I popped in last week to see if they could make a smallish piece of granite for a baking stone and it was no problem. A few days later Steve called to say it was ready. Result! Only a small job for them but great service.
We found it difficult to form a good impression of a suitable company to supply and fit our marble worktop, my wife visited 4 in the area (we live near Uxbridge) and settled on Marble Ideas, they were mid range in terms of price but their sales representative was very professional. They templated our kitchen a week or so later and fitted the following week. It's now a couple of months later and we're extremely happy with the results.
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