There are a variety of different countertop materials to choose from, and each one has its own set of perks and disadvantages. The two most popular materials we install are granite and quartz countertops. These materials are both durable and aesthetically-pleasing, and they come in a variety of different colors and styles. If you are unsure which material is right for you, our team can help you make a decision based on your needs and budget.

The actual installation process will vary slightly depending on whether your countertops are being installed by one of our expert contractors or by a DIY enthusiast. Generally, the installation process will involve removing the old countertops, installing the new countertops, and then sealing them in place. Our team can provide you with a more specific overview of the installation process when you schedule your consultation.

The cost of installing countertops will vary depending on the material you choose, the size of your kitchen, and the contractor you hire. If you work with our team, we will provide you with a free estimate for your new countertops. We can help you determine the overall cost of the installation as well as a more precise price range.

Once your countertops have been installed, there is usually little work on your part involved. In fact, most people find that it is easier to maintain their new counters than older surfaces that may have had stains or scratches. You should always use coasters under hot items and clean spills immediately to reduce the risk of staining your granite or quartz surfaces. If you see any dark streaks, just let them dry and then use fine sandpaper to buff out the mark. This simple process can restore your countertops to their original condition.

When it comes to overhang, there is no one-size-fits-all answer. However, a general rule of thumb is to have at least a 1-inch overhang on both the front and the back of your countertops. This will give you enough space to comfortably use your countertops while also providing a sleek, finished look.

There are a few details that you will need to have ready before your countertops can be installed. You will need to make sure that all appliances and outlets are properly covered as well as the distance from the wall to ensure there is enough room for the countertops. In addition, you will need access to any windows or doors in your kitchen so our team can measure for a proper fit.

While you might save a little bit of money if you install your own countertops, we would recommend hiring a professional contractor instead. If anything goes wrong, such as the measurements being off, having an expert on hand can help avoid expensive problems down the road. In addition, you risk scratching or damaging your countertops if you try to install them yourself. Leave the installation to the professionals and relax, knowing it is in good hands.

Our team has the expertise and skills necessary to hook up your appliances and plumbing during installation. We can even help you find the right appliances and faucets for your new countertops, and we will provide detailed information, so you know how to use all of these new features.

Most countertops will come pre-sealed from the factory, but it is always a good idea to check with your contractor to be sure. If your countertops are not sealed, you will need to apply a sealant as soon as they are installed. This will help protect your counters from staining and fading over time.

This will depend on the material of your new countertops. If you choose granite or quartz, chances are that you can use your old sink since these materials are more forgiving than other options. However, if you choose a more delicate material like marble, you may need to purchase a new sink that is designed specifically for that surface. Our team can provide you with more information about the material of your new countertops, and we will let you know which sink is best to use.