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Staten Island Monuments
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citysearch c.
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We were given the wrong stone with the wrong art - We were mistreated and I became so angry that I went online myself.
My younger step brother was a cop for over 30 years. He loved working with the police and was highly respected by others in the police force. We all loved him very dearly. He was a fantastic father and husband.
He died of a heart attack. All of us, including his wife and 2 teenage kids were devastated.
We chose Staten Island Monuments to do the stone. We found out later that Staten Island Monuments is some company with MANY different business names including Staten Island Monuments, Moravian, some pizza place and some construction business. If we saw this first, we would have turned around and walked right out the door. as a retired businessman, and have been around long enough to know that a company with many names means they are up to no good.
They were all too friendly until we gave them the check. We paid extra too. Once that happened, then they acted like they didn't know us.
In the end, they completely screwed up the stone. The artwork we wanted was not what we specified. He avoided our calls as often as he could. We asked Robert Flood for some money back, we got nothing.
These guys are more interested in making pizza's than taking care of families. Take my advice .......... Keep on driving when you drive past their offices. Don't bother stopping in. Nothing but headaches and grief.
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