I would not be happy either. Call the installer, but he-she might not respond if he-she has already been paid. File a complaint with Better Business Bureau.

When I had my limestone floors installed, the installer went over the whole process with me and told me that these minor chips do occur when cutting the stone. He said if it was going to bother me then stone was not the way to go. I said it didn't bother me at all. I am completely happy with my floors. I love the natural variations of stone, otherwise I would have gone with porcelain tile.

We had our bathroom remodeled also and after the job was done we noticed some uneven tiles on our walls and floors. I'm a pretty meticulous person and I like clean lines as well. It wasn't so bad that we couldn't live with it, but when you are paying good money for a professional contractor, you want the work done to a "T". when I was able to really access the work the following day, I called the contractor and made them aware. They deducted some of the money off the job when they realized the mistakes. They also offered to correct the job, but we were already out of our bathroom for 2 weeks and have a complete remodel going on on the rest of the house, so we didn't want to be delayed anymore than we already were. I suggest you contact your contractors and hopefully they are ethical people or hopefully you had some sort of warranty on the work. Check your contract.

This a close up images, if you look at the first picture you cannot tell anything. The job looks very good and like others said this is a soft stone n it chips during cutting.

Looks like the guys did a nice job on install. Limestone is very soft and can chip easily. Worse case scenario, contractors should have made you aware of potential flaws to prepare you.