A Kings Stone Marble & Granite and Cabinetry

A Kings Stone Marble & Granite and Cabinetry is a Lynn shop — countertops, cabinets and sinks for kitchens and bathrooms — built around its owner, Angel, who's named directly in nearly every review, good and bad, across five years of Google activity. The positive side of the record is substantial and specific. In a 2024 review, a homeowner described a custom quartz waterfall island that exceeded what they'd envisioned after months of research. Another 2024 review described counters and backsplash fabricated and installed with no visible seams. In a 2022 review, a customer needing a vessel sink recessed into a custom granite countertop said none of the larger bathroom-remodel companies could accommodate that detail, but this shop could — measuring, fabricating and installing it without issue. Another 2022 review described the shop honoring an old price quote even after material costs had risen. Reviews split fairly evenly between English and Spanish, with several praising named staff — Martha and Luis both come up more than once for responsiveness and follow-through. The record also holds a real cluster of serious complaints, concentrated mostly in 2025. In a 2025 review, a customer described being steered toward cash payment with a threatened price increase for paying by check, and said the crew left parts of the job unfinished and blamed the customer for it. A separate 2025 review, written in Spanish, described a second bad experience with the company: work left incomplete, an additional payment demanded beyond the price originally agreed, and staff still asking for tips despite the quality of the work. Another 2025 review described a language barrier that made communicating with staff difficult, plus weeks with no follow-up on a requested estimate. A more recent review, from 2026, described a dispute over a partial refund the owner withheld after the customer chose a different contractor to install cabinets purchased elsewhere. Both sides of this record involve named, dated, specific accounts rather than vague complaints or vague praise — which makes it worth taking both seriously rather than assuming either is the outlier. Before hiring, it's worth getting the full scope, materials, and total price in writing up front, including what happens if plans change mid-project, and confirming who on staff you'll be communicating with throughout the job.