Granite Depot (Denver, CO) Their installers cut the granite slab incorrectly and bonded the porcelain sinks in backwards. Would not fix. Denver Colorado

Quite some time ago I purchased granite for a bathroom vanity from Granite Depot thinking that the price and selection would be better than the dealers on South Jason street. Granite depot uses their own installers which cut the slab in such a manner that a large crack was visible about 30 inches across the finished cut. The two porcelain sinks that I purchased were bonded to the slab backwards so that the sink overflow holes were facing the front instead of the back as is the case with all types of sinks so the ugly holes are hidden. When I contacted Granite Depot, they essentially said too bad, so sad. I hired another company to "fix" the crack by using an epoxy filler with a close color powder filler. That improved the crack by partially hiding it. For the sink overflow drain holes, I had to machine special perforated covers that somewhat match the sink color.

The bottem line is that I ended up with an inferior product and ended up paying too much. I suggest that if you are in the Denver area, visit the wholesale dealers on South Jason Street and hire your own installer from one they might recommend. The prices are much better per square foot also.