Jimco Stone Center is located at 484 Glover St SE in Marietta, Georgia 30060. Jimco Stone Center can be contacted via phone at 770-422-5371 for pricing, hours and directions.
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770-422-5371
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Q What is the phone number for Jimco Stone Center?
A The phone number for Jimco Stone Center is: 770-422-5371.
Q Where is Jimco Stone Center located?
A Jimco Stone Center is located at 484 Glover St SE, Marietta, GA 30060
Good selection but not good customer service. The people were friendly enough but not incredibly professional. They also had a communication gaffe that put our project a week behind schedule.
Jason D. on Yelp
Great selection, happy with the price and they have great service. Very happy with Jimco for cultured stone. Even though we are 'general public' (i.e. not a contractor) and were buying for only 100 square, Lucian was very attentive to us. They have all the brochures organized neatly and multiple rooms full of the display boards for a better look at their vast selection of stone styles, colors & manufacturers.The entrance leaves a bit to be desired for first timers, but trust me: It's worth it.
Don B. on Yelp
If you are searching for locations around the city to view samples of cultured stone, you will eventually come across this company Jimco Stone Centers. It is not set up for customers to visit even though they boast the largest cultured stone inventory.You will first enter through an unmarked, rusty steel door. I wasn't sure if I was entering the customer's entrance or a side door access bathroom, like what you might find at a small mom 'n pop gas station. You peer in before stepping confidently. It will make you feel, as I did, that I was the first customer they ever had visit.The showroom. (Where is it?) You are standing in a dark warehouse, with no one about. I mean no one. You will see rolling retail racks nearly empty of stone. None of the racks are complete, I think many are being stockpiled before being discarded. But I was new here, and I wasn't sure. Maybe it's just bad housekeeping? Some are in the middle of the room, some are stockpiled off to the side where the light don't shine. The near-empty racks mostly belong to Eldorado Stone Company, a very good manufacturer of super-real stone, yet, it appears Eldorado Stone no longer contracts with Jimco. You will later realize, you are not in the showroom... yet.So you will need to disregard your instincts and continue feeling your way along. There's an office, and it's obviously an office. It's the last place I wanted to enter, because it looks like this isn't where customers belong. There's even an unfriendly guy who calls out "can I help you" in the same tone as "what do you want". Should I apologize to the guy? I felt like I should. Not good.I had to ask "do you have a showroom" and he pointed at a doorway in his office leading into another room and said "you're look'n at it". Can't WAIT to give this guy my money. yeah, right. You pass a small table with a few catalogs on it, none of the catalogs associate to the stone in the "showroom". Only one manufacturer showcased... "Boral Stone". So much for the claim of the largest cultured stone inventory. I am feeling at this point that I have wasted my time.I don't know about you, but putting up cultured stone in your home isn't like changing the paint color. Once it's up, it will be there for eternity, so, you better be sure that what you pick is what you like. Be very absolute in your choice... there's no "whooops!"Go there, but find other places around the city that sell cultured tone and where they actually expect customers to visit, and I'll bet you don't do business with Jimco. Go up the road to Stone Forest for starters.Don
