In most cases, we can hook up your appliances and plumbing after the countertops have been installed. However, there may be some cases where this is not possible, so it's important to ask us about this ahead of time. Don't hesitate to contact us - we'll be more than happy to answer any questions you may have.

We're on-site throughout the entire process, so it's easy for us to replace your new countertops with another style or material. If you want, we can also help you start over with a completely different design. This is an example of one of the ways in which our company is committed to ongoing customer service and satisfaction.

This will depend on the material and finish of your countertops. However, most countertops can be cleaned with mild detergent and water. Our installation technicians can give you more specific instructions about how to care for your new countertops. It's important to note that you will not need to purchase any special cleaners for this purpose.

We can install countertops in both your kitchens and bathrooms. If you're interested in kitchen countertop installation, we'll remove the existing counters and set everything up from scratch. We have years of experience designing and installing bathroom countertops as well, so you can be sure that your new countertops will look great and function perfectly in your bathroom.

The installation process will vary depending on the material and style of countertops you choose. However, most countertop installations take one to two days. We'll work diligently to ensure that the installation is completed as quickly and smoothly as possible. In addition, we'll clean up any messes that are created during the installation process.

Both granite and quartz are types of natural stone countertops. While they both look very similar to the untrained eye, there are some differences between them. Granite is a type of igneous rock that's denser than quartz. Also, granite is incredibly resistant to stains and scratches - it's the preferred stone for kitchen countertops. On the other hand, quartz is non-porous - this means that it doesn't retain any smells or oils from foods you cook on your stovetop.

Yes, we'll seal your new countertops before installation. We take every step necessary to ensure that your countertops are ready to use as soon as they're installed. Our sealants are also designed to help protect your countertops from spills, stains, cracks, and other damage.

It's not necessary to purchase an overhang for your countertops if you don't already have one. However, the process of removing the old countertop will take longer without one, so keep this in mind when making your decision. We'll be more than happy to answer any questions about the installation process - feel free to ask us!

Our company is committed to ensuring that all of our customers are fully satisfied with their kitchen upgrades. If you're concerned about how your new countertops will look with your existing cabinets or appliances, just let us know. We'll work closely with you to ensure that everything looks great when the installation is complete.

While quartz is an extremely strong and durable material, it's not recommended that you place very hot items directly on your countertops. We'll give you more specific instructions about what types of things are permitted or prohibited with your new countertops during the installation process. The best course of action is to always use a trivet or a potholder when placing a hot item on your countertop.