Check Out Our Inventory Reduction Sale!
Get New Year Savings And Help Us Reduce Our Inventory!
For a very limited time, we are offering our Group A Colors for:
$40 SF!
Yes—$40 SF!
This includes our Top 4 Most Popular colors (Labrador Green, St. Cecilia, Opalescence, & Tropic Brown.)
Please note that some colors have limited slab sizes.
Don’t miss out on the savings! Please call, or stop by our showroom today and get that granite countertop you want for the New Year!
Selection Group A Colors Include:
- Catalina
- Desert Glory
- Golden Bordeaux
- Labrador Green (limited slab sizes)
- Mystic Mauve
- Opalescence (limited slab sizes)
- St. Cecilia (limited slab sizes)
- Takus Gold
- Tropic Brown (limited slab sizes)
Thanks for reading!
Barb
Posted in Granite on November 30th, 2009 by Barb | | 0 Comments
Happy Thanksgiving!
We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your business and dedication. We extend our best wishes to you and yours for a…
Happy and Safe Thanksgiving holiday.
Sincerely,
The Paramount Granite Company Team
Holiday Hours:
Thanksgiving Day—Closed
Friday, November 27th—Open 8:00 am to 12:00 pm
Posted in Company, Granite on November 25th, 2009 by Barb | | 0 Comments
Recipe: Pumpkin Crisp
Here’s good recipe to try for Thanksgiving, or the holidays. My sister brought it to my Women’s Fall Get together I had a few weeks ago, and it was the hit of the party. It is easy to make and is delicious!
Pumpkin Crisp
Ingredients:
15 oz. Can pumpkin
1 cup evaporated milk
1 cup sugar
1 tsp. Cinnamon
1 tsp. Vanilla
1 (18.25 oz) Yellow cake mix
1 cup chopped pecans
1 cup butter melted
Stir together first 5 ingredients. Pour into a greased 13” x 9” pan. Sprinkle cake mix evenly over pumpkin mixture; sprinkle evenly with pecans. Drizzle butter evenly over pecans. Bake at 350 degrees for 1 hour. Serve warm, or room temperature with whip cream.
Enjoy!
Barb
Posted in Cooking in your kitchen on November 24th, 2009 by Barb | | 0 Comments
2009 Coty Awards—A Celebration Of Accomplishments!
The 13th Annual COTY Awards proved to be another successful event, as NARI members came together to recognize the work of those remodelers that stand out in the remodeling industry, as well as associates in the organization. The event was held Friday, November 20, 2009, at the McNamara Alumni Center on the University of Minnesota Campus.
Congratulations to the following companies who won this years awards:
- Residential Kitchen $60,000 and Under—
Honorable Mention: Ispiri Design Build Remodel
Winner: Otogawa-Anschel Design Build, LLC - Residential Kitchen $60,001 – $75,000—
Honorable Mention: Ispiri Design Build Remodel
Winner: Otogawa-Anschel Design Build, LLC - Residential Kitchen $75,001 – $90,000—
Honorable Mention: DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen
Winner: Structural Dimensions, Inc. - Residential Kitchen Over $90,001 – $120,000—
Honorable Mention: Wooden Dreams
Winner: Edgework Builders, Inc. - Residential Kitchen Over $120,000—
Honorable Mention: Stone House Desings, Inc.
Winner: Plekkenpol Builders, Inc. - Residential Bath $30,000 and Under—
Honorable Mention: Home Restoration Services
Winner: Gonyea Homes & Remodeling - Residential Bath $30,001 - $60,000—
Honorable Mention: Brinkman Russell, Inc.
Winner: Sylvestre Construction, Inc. - Residential Bath Over $60,000—
Honorable Mention: Stonehouse Design, Inc.
Winner: White Crane - Residential Interior $150,000 and Under—
Honorable Mention: Home Restoration Services
Winner: Architrave Design & Remodleing, Inc. - Residential Interior Over $150,000—
Honorable Mention: CASE
Winner: Posch Builders, LLC - Residential Interior Specialty—
Honorable Mention: mackmiller design +build
Winner: mackmiller design +build - Commerical Interior, Exterior or Specialty—
Winner: Sass Construction, Inc. - Residential Addition $200,000 and Under—
Honorable Mention: Northrup Remodeling
Winner: Gonyea Homes & Remodeling - Residential Addition $200,000 and Under—
Honorable Mention: Stonehouse Designs, Inc.
Winner: TreHus Architects+Interior Designers+Builders - Residential Historical Renovation/Restoration—
Honorable Mention: Stonehouse Designs, Inc.
Winner: Open Air Concepts, Inc. - Residential Exterior—
Honorable Mention: Woodside Homes, Inc.
Winner: Showcase Renovation Inc. - Residential Exterior Specialty—
Honorable Mention: Awad + Koontz Architects Builders Inc.
Winner: TreHus Architects+Interior Designers+Builders - Entire House $250,000 and Under—
Honorable Mention: College City Remodeling, Inc.
Winner: Otogawa-Anschel Design Build, LLC - Entire House Over $250,001—$500,000
Honorable Mention: Jones Desing Build LLC
Winner: Otogawa-Anschel Design Build, LLC - Entire House Over $500,000
Honorable Mention: Briscoe Home Renovation, LLC
Winner: Knight Construction Design, Inc. - Best Newcomer Award—
Winner: Posch Builders, LLC - Sustainable—
Honorable Mention: Open Air Concepts, Inc.
Winner: Otogawa-Anschel Design Build, LLC - Universal Design—
Honorable Mention: mackmiller design +build
Winner: College City Remodeling, Inc. - Associate of the Year—
Honorable Mention: The Remodeler’s Choice
Winner: Granite Tops, LLC - Best of Show—
Winner: Open Air Concepts, Inc.
Following are a few photos from the event:
Chuck Johnson of J Brothers Home Improvement and Barb Rodgers of PGC
Mark Murray of Prime Advertising and Barb Rodgers of PGC
Brian Jones of Jones Design Build, LLC receiving award
Bruce Knutson of Bruce Knutson Architects, Inc.
Jody Nikason and Mark Murray of Prime Advertising
Jody Nikason and Mark Murray of Prime Advertising
Thanks for reading!
Barb
Posted in Uncategorized on November 22nd, 2009 by Barb | | 0 Comments
Automated Phone Services…UGH!
I am sure everyone has experienced an automated phone system at one time or another. You are calling to speak to a human and you have to go through a series of prompts and menus to finally be put on hold FOREVER! By the time you actually talk to someone you are so frustrated that you take it out on the person on the other end! What is even more frustrating is when the automated system asks for all of your information up front, name, address, last 4 of account, mother’s maiden name, etc. And then, when you actually speak to someone they ask you for all of the same information AGAIN!!
Anyway, I am sure you can tell that I am a bit frustrated. What happened to the good ole days, when you could actually speak to a human being!? Yesterday, we had a customer call in that was looking for some pricing for his kitchen countertops. He told Leisa that he had called 2 other fabricators prior to us, and neither answered their phone. Since we DID answer the phone, he decided to go with us and signed the proposal the same day!
It just goes to show, good customer service begins with a person…not a machine!!
Feel free to share…
Angie
Posted in Uncategorized on November 20th, 2009 by Angie | | 0 Comments
