OC Stone Granite & Marble

OC Stone Granite & Marble fabricates and installs stone countertops from a shop on Bridge Road in Salisbury, and its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration — number 202069, holder of record OC Stone, Inc. — is active on the state registry. It has been a BBB Accredited Business since April 2014 and holds an A+ grade there. The written record is deep and unusually consistent for a shop this size: 73 reviews across eight sources stretching back to 2014, with Google at 4.9 from 71 ratings, Angi at 4.9 from 73 and Houzz at 5.0 from 3. Six of those arrived in the last six months, none of them negative, and the same handful of names recur through them — Sally guiding the stone selection, Oscar and Cesar doing the measuring and the install. A homeowner writing in October 2024 called it "a small family-owned business" and said Oscar shows up on time, sometimes early. The most distinctive thread is repair and rescue work that other fabricators turn down. A customer writing in November 2022 said a guest had held a hot pot over their quartz counter, that four other companies refused the job and called the stain impossible to fix, and that Oscar said it could be done and did it. Back in May 2014 a homeowner described bringing in used high-end granite to be retrofitted — cut, edged and polished in the driveway because the slabs were already on site — and wrote that most granite outfits would not work outside their own shop machines. In August 2024 someone who had been told a built-in vanity top was "not worth it" by every other company said OC Stone did it at a fair price, and in February 2024 another described an awkward space measured and fitted precisely for two vanity tops at well under competing quotes. Speed and tidiness come up repeatedly. A June 2025 reviewer with a short window said the team measured the same day and installed a week later; a January 2024 customer described a difficult marble herringbone backsplash done carefully but still finished within a few weeks; a March 2025 reviewer summed the visit up as "No mess! And a gorgeous product." One account runs against the grain and is worth raising directly: a December 2022 one-star reviewer wrote that they expected to pay $250 and were charged $750 for two hours of work, and said the company was "not to be trusted." It is the only complaint of its kind in a large body of reviews, but it is about price, so get the quote in writing before the crew starts — particularly on the small repair and cut-down jobs this shop is known for taking on. This is the right call for countertop replacement, stone repair and the odd job larger fabricators decline; confirm scope, price and timing at the quote stage.