What it takes to get your countertops from start-to-finish
Step one
choose your countertop material, color, and finish
Your kitchen or bathroom countertop could be the most important design decision you'll make, not only because of the visual impact but because of the time and expense. Choosing the right countertop material and color will deepend on your tastes, your level of use, and overall style of your home.
step two
Select an edge profile
In any kitchen design, it is often the details that set it apart, and choosing your countertop edge is not a detail you want to overlook. The edge can compete the style of your dream kitchen or space. You can choose from standard (free) edges, speciality edges, or custom edges.
Step three
Choose a backsplash type
A well-designed backsplash is the masterpiece of any kitchen. No longer just there to protect your walls from spatters of bacon grease, this practical kitchen staple has turned into a homeownerโs chance to add a splash of color and creativity to their culinary haven. You will have to decide between the different types of backsplash: tile, 4" countertop, or full-height countertop backsplash.
step four
Select Your Sink & Faucet
In any kitchen design, it is often the details that set it apart, and choosing your countertop edge is not a detail you want to overlook. The edge can compete the style of your dream kitchen or space. You can choose from standard (free) edges, speciality edges, or custom edges.
step five (a)
in-Home Template
Now you are ready for the template technician to come out to measure your countertops. Please make sure to have a decision maker present to answer questions and finalize details.
Step five (b)
Digital layout (if applicable)
If your countertop color has veining or movement, it may require digital vein-matching. You will be able to choose from several different layout options.
Step six
Fabrication
Your future countertops undergo an extensive process of fabrication to achieve the finished product. Our modern shop processes countertops using advanced machinery to precisely cut, route, and polish. Fabricators put the finishes touches on every piece.
Step seven
Installation
You can expect two to four hours for a standard kitchen countertop installation. The installation team ensures that everything fits snug and satisfies your expectations.
