GRANITE OR QUARTZ: WHICHEVER FEELS RIGHT.

Granite countertops bring natural character and movement. No two slabs are the same, and the veining runs through the stone instead of sitting on top of it. Quartz countertops give you a clean, consistent look and low maintenance, no sealing, no staining, no etching from lemon juice or wine. Both hold up to a real kitchen for decades. We template on site after your cabinets go in, then fabricate and install the slab ourselves, including Cambria quartz in colors like Inverness.

Every slab we install is 3cm, fabricated in house with the edge profile you pick, from a simple eased edge to a full bullnose or ogee. We template digitally, not on paper, so cooktop, faucet and outlet cutouts line up before the slab is ever cut. Undermount sink cutouts are cut and polished before the slab leaves the shop, so the edge around your sink looks as clean as the rest of the counter, no visible lip, nothing exposed underneath. Granite gets sealed as part of the install; quartz doesn't need it, ever. Either way you get a surface that's ready for daily use the day we finish, not one you have to baby for the first month while a sealer cures.

We carry Cambria quartz and work with Sharif Stone for granite, so when one supplier's inventory runs short on the color you want, the other usually has it, and you're not stuck waiting on a single slab from a single yard. Kitchen countertops, bathroom vanities, bar tops, whatever surface your project needs, all templated and installed by the same crew, on the schedule we give you. A free in-home consultation gets you in front of actual slabs, not swatches, before you commit to a color.