New Granite Corp

Thirty-five Google ratings, every one of them five stars, and two first names running through almost all of them: Bruna, who walks people through the slabs, and Gessi, who cuts and sets them. New Granite Corp works out of 78 Middleboro Rd in East Freetown and does one thing — stone. Granite, quartz, marble, quartzite and porcelain, fabricated and installed as kitchen counters and islands, vanity tops, backsplashes and shower walls. On Houzz the company describes itself as family-owned with over 16 years in the trade; its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, number 200925, is active. The written history runs 2021 to 2026 — 38 accounts across Google, Houzz, Angi and HomeAdvisor — and speed is the note that keeps repeating. A customer writing this July described a template that took about twenty minutes and the finished top going in a few days later. A 2023 reviewer was measured on a holiday Monday and installed by the end of that same week. The second recurring theme is rescue work. In a September 2025 review a homeowner brought them a two-inch miter island top another company had botched, and rated the redo far above the first attempt. In December 2024 another had a cracked counter repaired, a fresh piece cut and a last-minute sink sourced, all inside a few days. A 2024 reviewer had the granite for a new island cut and the existing sink hole re-worked to fit a new sink. What to sort out before calling: their work is stone fabrication and installation, not whole-room renovation. The 2024 Houzz customer who had kitchen, bathrooms and laundry done had stone in each of those rooms — cabinets, plumbing and tile-setting for a full gut would fall to someone else, whatever the Kitchen & Bath Remodelers label on the Houzz profile suggests. Pricing draws unprompted comment as fair and competitive across several years of reviews, but no one quotes a figure, so get the per-square-foot number and the edge and cutout charges in writing with your quote. If you have a slab to pick, a counter to template, or a botched top that needs redoing, this is a small husband-and-wife shop with a five-year run of consistent, specific praise and an active state registration behind it. Bring your sink and faucet decisions to the first meeting — several reviewers describe the process moving from selection to install quickly once it starts.