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Countertops

The right countertop changes everything. We help you pick the slab, template precisely, and install seamlessly — usually with under-mount sinks and polished edges.

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What's included

  • Slab selection at our partner stone yards
  • Laser templating for a perfect fit
  • Custom edge profiles (eased, beveled, ogee)
  • Under-mount sink cutouts and faucet holes
  • Removal and disposal of old countertops
  • Professional installation and sealing

Our process

  1. 1

    Material consultation

    Quartz, granite, marble — we walk you through the differences.

  2. 2

    Visit the slab yard

    Pick the exact slab so you know what you're getting.

  3. 3

    Templating

    We laser-template your kitchen for a perfect fit.

  4. 4

    Fabrication

    Cuts, edges, and cutouts handled in-shop.

  5. 5

    Installation

    Old tops removed, new tops set and sealed in one day.

Expert guide

Choosing the right countertop for your kitchen

Countertops are the surface you touch every day for the next 20 years. Material, seam placement, and sink choice matter more than most homeowners realize.

Material comparison at a glance

Each material has a trade-off between look, maintenance, and cost. Here's the honest breakdown we give every Central Florida client.

  • Quartz — engineered, non-porous, no sealing, consistent pattern
  • Granite — natural, unique slabs, needs yearly sealing, very heat-tolerant
  • Quartzite — natural stone, harder than granite, dramatic veining, premium price
  • Marble — beautiful but etches from citrus and wine, best on baking islands
  • Solid surface (Corian) — seamless, repairable, softer surface, mid-price

Seams, edges, and sink options

The details that separate a $5k install from a $15k install are usually invisible at first glance — but you'll feel them daily.

  • Seams placed at sink corners or short runs, never across the main prep area
  • Edge profiles: eased (modern), beveled, ogee (traditional), mitered waterfall
  • Under-mount sinks — clean wipe-down, no rim to trap crumbs
  • Workstation sinks with integrated cutting boards and drying racks
  • Faucet hole layout planned around your soap dispenser and air switch

Maintenance for Florida kitchens

Humidity and hard water are real here. A few habits keep any countertop looking new for decades.

  • Quartz: warm water and dish soap — no abrasive cleaners or bleach
  • Granite & marble: reseal annually, wipe spills (citrus, oil) immediately
  • Always use a trivet for cast iron and pans straight off the burner
  • Cutting boards always — even quartz dulls knives and can scratch
  • Hard-water spots: 50/50 white vinegar on quartz only, never on stone

Frequently asked

Quartz or granite — which is better?+

Quartz is non-porous and low-maintenance. Granite is natural and unique. Both last decades.

How long from order to install?+

Typically 2–3 weeks once you've picked a slab.

Can you keep my existing sink?+

Often yes, but we recommend a new under-mount for the cleanest look.

Do you seal natural stone?+

Yes, granite and marble are sealed at install and we recommend resealing yearly.

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Countertops across Central Florida

We serve 18 cities from our Orange City shop. Pick your city for local details and pricing guidance.