Splashback Installation Professionals in North Hempstead, NY

“Dario does great work. He shows up when he says he is going to, and gets the job done with the finest workmanship”

“Really skillful workmen. They have good design ideas, if you need that, and the quality of the work is great. They arrive on time. Prices are reasonable.”

“Got the job done in a timely manner, and paid attention to every detail. Was always helpful whenever I had questions and overall the work was great. Will definitely call again next time I need tile work done on my house, or if family and friends need. If you need tiles done in NY, this is your guy.”

““I recently had a wonderful experience working with Daidone Tile, specifically with Gaetano. His professionalism and attention to detail were exceptional. Gaetano’s craftsmanship was precise, resulting in stunning tile work in both our kitchen and bathroom. Not only did he deliver beautiful results, but he also ensured to clean his work area thoroughly, leaving no mess behind. We are absolutely thrilled with the outcome and highly recommend Daidone Tile for any tile project!””

“Installed kitchen countertops. Measurements were to the th of an inch. Excellent workmanship, clean and neat. They cleaned up my kitchen when the job was completed.”

“Nick and his team at Mastora saved the day for my wife and I. Our kitchen project was at a standstill and his team was able to fabricate a counter for us within a week once we had found out about them from another satisfied customer. more importantly the install team were friendly courteous and very professional!.”

“Paramount stone is one of the leaders in masonry supply's in the greater Connecticut area. Dealing with Carlo is easy and he's very knowledgeable! They were the supplier of the bluestone material and Portland cement for this project and many others!”

“Great service and product for the most affordable price. Management is honest and very helpful. You will fulfill all your home improvements needs at one stop!”

“Being an architect, I have worked with Jeff on a number of jobs, both for clients as well as in my own home. Jobs have included residential as well as educational. He is easy to speak to, produces top notch work, and faces any obstacle as something that can be easily accomplished, even if we need to think outside-the-box. I would recommend him highly.”

“We recently completed our bathroom renovation in a 1946 building in Jackson Heights. It was a full-scale renovation - we took it right down to the studs. The centerpiece is a deep soaking tub with a marble tub surround and deck that I designed. For marble fabrication, I turned to Empire. Empire had a remnant of just the kind of statuary marble I was looking for at just the size I needed. There was even some leftover that they cut into pieces for my shower niche, thresholds, and window sill. And because it was a remnant from a kitchen they had already finished, they quoted me a really good price. Their installers were excellent. It took them about 4 hours and they were very patient and diligent. (The corner where the double apron meets the deck was a tricky bit that they had to hone on the spot.) Before going to Empire I had read the mixed reviews on yelp - and having worked with them, I think I understand the issues. I would use Empire again. For their great prices and great quality of fabrication and installation. But just be aware that Lucy, the owner, is prickly. She really should not be dealing hands-on with customer service. Anna in the front office is a sweetheart. But in the end, Lucy calls the shots, and she is tough. Two words of caution: Negotiate the exact division of your payment up front. Read the agreement carefully. The industry standard is 1/3 + 1/3 + 1/3 payments. That is, 1/3 up front. 1/3 after inspecting fabrication. 1/3 after installation. But Empire will try to get you for all but a few $ at the second stage, before installation. This happened to me and it felt like swinging in the wind to pay Lucy almost 100% before final installation. My experience turned out okay, but if I had it to do again, I would have made sure it was the standard 1/3 at each phase. The other thing that happened that I would caution about - nearing the end of the installation, one of the installers said he was running out to get something from his truck and asked my contractor for the keys so that he wouldn't have to buzz. My contractor handed them over without thinking. Did you know that if the fabricator has your keys and the job goes sour, Empire is legally still in your apartment and can rip the whole thing out? Yep. So, word to the wise about that. In the end, my renovation turned out great and I would use Empire again.”