Refined Spaces
Elmhurst , IL 60126 630-349-6490
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Consumer Comments for Refined Spaces
Aug 07, 2026
His referral to a quartz contractor did not go well. It took them two weeks to provide pricing, and they insisted it would take three slabs to cover our countertops. We went to an independent quartz contractor, who successfully quoted and installed the countertops using just one slab.