I had a great experience with Intown Design. I’m in the process of renovating my kitchen. My contractor was able to give me good prices on everything, but the Corian counter tops I wanted. The place he works with quoted me $ 2400 for a 10 foot section of counter top and a 5 inch section(bizarre, I know). A few months before Lowes had told me they could install for $ 980, but I couldn’t find the email or the information of the woman I worked with and when I called again and spoke to another guy he quoted me $ 1800 for the same. I finally decided to give it one last shot and called Intown Design. I knew exactly what color and edge style I wanted so I didn’t go in to the shop, I just told the woman on the phone what I was looking for and she quoted me $ 1000. Sold! I immediately did some research on Kudzu and other websites to make sure the company was legit and then called back. You have to pay 60% upfront and the rest after the job is completed. I made an appointment for my template, which is needed to get exact measurements. The woman on the phone made the mistake of not telling me the counter tops had to be off for the templating step. Luckily the measurement guy did a great job and when they delivered my Corian counter tops a week later they fit the cabinets as snug as a bug on a rug. The install guys all happened to be cute young bucks which didn’t hurt either. they were very professional and it only took 15 minutes for them to install, «drill» a hole for the faucet, and get out. Perfect service from everyone I spoke with over the phone and in person. I have been dealing with a lot of people for my house and they have BYFAR been the best company to work with. Tips: –60% up front, 40% after the job is complete –have the counter tops OFF for the templating process otherwise your measurements might not be accurate. –they sell sinks cheaper than the ones I saw online. If you don’t buy one from them and it’s an undermount, you have to give it to them at the template meeting. They don’t just have Corian, they also carry stone like granite, marble, and quartz.