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COUNTERTOPS 101

Are your countertops providing the durability and look you want for your kitchen or bathroom? Countertops provide essential work surfaces while enhancing the overall look and feel of your rooms.

Popular materials are:

Durable and elegant granite and quartz
Classic, natural marble and versatile solid surface
Warm, natural butcher block and budget-friendly laminate
Modern options like concrete and eco-friendly recycled surfaces

SIGNS YOU NEED A PRO

Cracks or uneven surfaces that could worsen or become unsafe
Water damage or stains that may lead to mold or weaken the countertop
Poor fit around sinks and appliances causing leaks or cleaning hassles
Unsealed or rough edges that let water and dirt in, causing wear over time

SOME CONSIDERATIONS

Pick materials that fit your daily use and how much upkeep you want
Make sure your cabinets or base can support heavy countertops
Pay attention to seam placement and matching colors for a seamless look
Professional installation helps your countertops last longer and look better

ASK AN EXPERT

These are just a few of the questions commonly asked by our clients about Countertops.

What material options do I have?

You’ve got a wide range of options for your countertops, each with its own look, feel, durability and price point.

How do I maintain and clean countertops?

Maintaining and cleaning countertops properly depends on the material. Each surface has its own care requirements to keep it looking great and lasting longer.

Can I choose edge profiles and finishes?

Yes, you can absolutely choose edge profiles and finishes for your countertops. Doing so can dramatically enhance the style, safety, and personality of your space.

Are seams visible?

Seams are often visible in countertops, but with skilled fabrication and installation they can be minimized to the point of being barely noticeable.

Are countertops sealed after installation?

Countertops are typically sealed after installation, especially if they’re made from natural stone like granite, marble or concrete. Sealing is a crucial step that protects the surface from stains, moisture and wear.