Stone and color selection
Quartz, granite or marble, in the color and pattern you want. We bring samples to the estimate and explain how each one wears in a real kitchen.
A new countertop changes a kitchen more than almost anything else, and it is also the surface you use every single day. We help you choose the stone, the color and the edge, measure on the cabinets so the slab fits exactly, cut the openings for the sink and cooktop, and install it with tight seams and clean joints to the wall.
A stone countertop is only as good as the measuring and the installation under it. This is what the job covers.
Quartz, granite or marble, in the color and pattern you want. We bring samples to the estimate and explain how each one wears in a real kitchen.
Eased, beveled, bullnose or ogee edges. The edge changes both the look and how the counter feels against you every day.
The counter is measured on the cabinets themselves, after they are set level, so the slab sits flat with no gaps at the wall.
Laminate, tile or old stone comes off carefully, protecting the cabinets you are keeping.
Openings for undermount or drop-in sinks, cooktops and faucets, and seams placed where they are least visible and joined tight.
The slabs are set, leveled and secured, joints to the wall are caulked, and granite and marble are sealed. Ready for the backsplash.
White quartz with gold veining on navy cabinets and a matching island, in a full kitchen remodel in Spring. Photographed when the job finished.
More finished projects in the portfolio.
All three look great on day one. The difference is in daily use, and we tell you that honestly before you choose.
Engineered stone: non-porous, does not need sealing and resists stains. Consistent color and veining, like the white quartz with gold veins above. The most popular choice for busy kitchens.
Natural stone, every slab is unique. Very hard and heat resistant. It needs a sealer from time to time to keep it from absorbing stains.
The most elegant look, but softer and porous: it can etch with lemon or vinegar and needs sealing. Beautiful in bathrooms and on islands used with care.
Vanity tops in quartz, granite or marble with undermount sinks. Smaller pieces, so they are a fast way to update a bathroom.
Stone countertops are cut to your exact measurements, so there is a short wait between measuring and installation. Everything is written into the proposal.
We measure the kitchen or bathroom, look at the cabinets and talk about the stone and color you like. No charge, no obligation.
You receive a fixed price with the stone, color, edge, sink and cutouts spelled out.
Once you approve, the counters are measured precisely on the cabinets, and the slab is cut to those measurements.
The old counters come out and the new ones go in, leveled, seamed and secured, with the sink and cooktop openings in place.
Joints are caulked, natural stone is sealed, and we walk the kitchen with you before the final payment.
A countertop shows every shortcut: a gap at the wall, a visible seam, a slab that rocks on an uneven cabinet. This is how we avoid them.
Send a photo of your kitchen or bathroom and the stone you like, or book the free in-home estimate. You get a written proposal with a fixed price and an installation date.
Share the room, the scope and what matters most to you. You will hear back the same business day.