Amanda B.
Avoid!
Do not under buy countertops from this company. Don't buy anything from them. I bought a double-sink bath vanity from this company, with a Carrara white quartz top. (Note: they were using quartz when I purchased the vanity; they switched to "engineered marble" a few months later, as it now says in the listing.) Within 4-5 months, cloudy spots formed on the surface. My granite/quartz cleaner didn't help, nor did regular soap and water. The company suggested I use a 3000-grit sandpaper to remove the spots, which I was reluctant to do. I got consultations from two countertop restoration experts in my area (Rose Restoration and Counter Culture) - one who saw the counter in person, one who saw pictures - and they both said the spots were hard-water stains. They also said high-quality quartz does NOT do this. (Indeed, I've got Silestone quartz in my kitchen that's 20+ years old and looks better than my bath counter looked after 5 months.) I sent many pictures to Water Creation and complained about the poor quality. They said their product team had tested their quartz with water and didn't see permanent staining, so it couldn't be water stains. Even though I've had two experts say they are hard-water spots, and the spots are in a pattern that resemble water spots - with many small ones around the sink and faucet area. I've used no harsh cleaners or abrasives on the sink. But they seem to think I'm lying and refused to honor their one-year warranty, which protects against damage from normal use and manufacturer defects. Also, the counter has since developed scratches along the surface, seemingly from a couple of plastic baskets I keep there for toiletries. Water Creation's website advertises quartz as being low maintenance and stain resistant. It's absolutely unacceptable for it to be scratching and staining from normal use within a few months. It's doubly unacceptable for this company to advertise a warranty and then refuse to honor it by implying that I must have done something to abuse the counter - especially when I have evidence they are water stains and they have no evidence of abuse. But they're the ones who decide if they need to honor their warranty or not, so they can just gaslight customers and go on their merry way. I do like the cabinet part of the vanity, but apparently it's just particle board and will get damaged by water as well (I learned this from reading another review and seeing pictures). Just don't buy from these people. Their countertops are low quality, their warranty is a joke, and they don't stand behind their products.




