**Commercial Install** Sarku Japan

Today our install crew is going to the Westfield Southcenter mall to install Black Galaxy countertops at the new Sarku Japan Restaurant. Here at Johnson Stone Countertop, we always comply with the safety standards of Washington State. When installing a commercial job, our crew wears all of the necessary safety equipment. They wear hardhats, safety jackets, boots, and goggles whenever at the job-site. We hope that you will visit the new Westfield Southcenter mall once it's complete and that you will notice the excellent craftsmanship that went into the completion of the countertops at Sarku Japan. As soon as I am able to enter the job-site safely, I will take photos of the install to share with all of you.

We look forward to completing this job, and will continue to provide excellent service for all of our commercial vendors.

FAQ #2: "Are your remnants only $10-$15 per square foot?"

This is a common misconception. They do only cost $10-$15 per square foot, but only if you want to purchase the material as it is. We will not do any cutting or fabrication on the remnant. You must also provide the transportation for the remnant.

If you want us to cut a small countertop for you out of the material, then the remnant costs $50-$65 per square foot, and may be more costly for the expensive stones.

Also, it's important to note that you are only being charged for the fabricated portion of the remnant. We aren't going to have you purchase the whole remnant if you're not going to be using the whole remnant.

FAQ #1: "We are purchasing the whole slab, aren't we?"

Answer: This is actually one of the most common questions that we get. You are actually not purchasing the entire slab. Johnson Stone Countertop is purchasing the whole slab. We are only charging you for the fabricated portion of the slab. Therefore, once the job is completed, any remnants of the slab that are left become property of Johnson Stone Countertop, and we re-sell it as remnants. If you want the remnants from your slab for a possible future project, we can most certainly hold the remnants for you.

Johnson Stone Countertop Starts Blog

Welcome everybody to Johnson Stone Countertop's first blog. We invite everybody to ask any question that they may have concerning countertops. We will do our best to answer your questions. We will also try to maintain a weekly update with interesting facts or helpful hints for countertops.

We hope you enjoy this blog and take advantage of the information that we can provide for you!

Thank You,
Kevin Fox
Johnson Stone Countertop
www.johnsonstone. com
ph: 253.460.1585
fax: 253.460.3571