A Kings Stone Marble & Granite and Cabinetry

A Kings Stone Marble & Granite and Cabinetry works out of a shop on Bennett Street in Lynn, and what it's actually known for is stone: granite and marble countertops cut and installed alongside custom cabinets, sinks, and backsplashes for a kitchen or bath refresh. Owner Angel shows up by name across its reviews, and more than one customer says they've brought him back for a second or third project rather than shopping around again. Google puts it at 4.3 stars from 44 ratings, built up since 2021, and an independent countertop-industry ranking placed it around the middle of the pack locally — 5th in the area, a score of 65 out of 100, decent but not top-tier. The tone underneath the star average runs a bit cooler than the number alone suggests, and the most recent reviews show why. A May 2026 customer raves about a kitchen remodel — granite counters, custom cabinets, a fair price — and credits Angel and his crew directly. A March 2026 review tells a different story: a billing dispute after the reviewer got a quote for cabinets and a countertop, went with a different contractor for the installation work, then says the owner tried to claw back half a refund on the countertop purchase over it. That split is worth asking about before booking. A separate write-up describes a customer who struggled to communicate with staff in English and says an estimate request went unanswered for weeks, even as several Spanish-language Google reviews from the same stretch praise the crew's responsiveness and the quality of the installs. It reads less like a consistent communication problem than one that depends on who's on the other end of the conversation. For a straightforward granite or marble countertop job, or cabinets to match, the volume and consistency of praise for the actual craftsmanship — clean seams, a real selection of stone, cabinets reviewers say look better in person than expected — makes this a reasonable shop to call. Get the scope, payment terms, and who's doing the talking pinned down before work starts, given the one clear account of a pricing dispute.