Choosing a surface
Quartz is the most forgiving choice for a busy kitchen. It doesn’t need sealing and resists stains, and the color is consistent from slab to slab.
Natural stone such as granite, marble, and quartzite gives you veining no factory can copy. Some stones need periodic sealing, and we’ll tell you which before you choose.
Butcher block warms up an island or a baking station. It needs oiling and can scratch, and many people like that it shows use.
How the work goes
Countertops are templated after the cabinets are installed, so the measurements match what is actually in the room. We coordinate the sink and cooktop cutouts with the plumbing and appliance work, then set the backsplash once the tops are in.
What’s included
- Help choosing a slab, including a visit to the stone yard if you want one
- Digital templating after cabinet install
- Sink, cooktop, and faucet cutouts
- Backsplash tile, grout, and sealing
- Removal and disposal of the old tops
