Get Your Quote

Your countertop installation will begin with a consultation, where one of our experienced staff will talk with you about your kitchen remodel idea. After you provide us with the details of your project, we’ll give you an estimated quote. You can contact us using this form, where you’ll tell us what you want to receive a call from our staff. Or you can call us to talk to a sales associate who will answer all of your questions and guide you on your journey.

Free Consultation

Next, we provide you with a free in-home consultation. During this visit, we’ll take measurements of your existing layout and any dimensions for your reconfiguration and create templates that will become your countertops. These templates are customized to your kitchen or bathroom’s specific size, giving you a one-of-a-kind countertop explicitly made for your area.

Make a Selection

The next thing to do is to decide on your materials. First, you’ll need to decide on which material you want to use for your counters. You’ll also need to decide on the material’s color and the type of edging you want. We offer multiple styles for a custom look.

Quartz—This material is excellent for modern styles, with exceptional lifespan and low maintenance. The nonporous surface makes these counters durable against damage and stains—perfect for families or messy cooks. These surfaces have delicate variations in pattern and come in blue, pink, cream, or earthy tone shades in over two hundred color choices.

Granite—Granite is one of the most versatile and popular countertops. This natural stone comes in pink, black, white, and gray colors for over one hundred unique looks. Unfortunately, this material is porous, meaning it can trap germs and stain easily. But adding a sealant protects the surface for years to come.

Marble—Marble is high maintenance, making it less popular for people with busy schedules and messy families. But the look of this natural stone is breathtaking and far more visually appealing than other materials. There are also fewer color variations and choices, although the look of marble blends well with harder colors or softer aesthetics.

Quartzite—Quartzite is newer to the market but quickly rising in popularity due to its durability, aesthetic, and performance. Quartzite outperforms granite while being resistant to high heat. You have the choice of over two hundred patterns, from pinks with gold veining to hues of bluish white.