New countertops change a kitchen faster than almost any other update. Pair them with a fresh backsplash and the room looks years newer. Add an island and you gain prep space, storage, and a spot for the family to land. We handle the measuring, templating, and install so the fit is tight and the seams sit where you will not notice them.
Countertop materials we install
Each material has a clear strength, so we match the surface to how you cook and the look you want.
- • Quartz: the most popular pick. Resists stains and scratches, and never needs sealing.
- • Granite: natural stone with a unique pattern in every slab. Needs sealing now and then.
- • Quartzite: hard natural stone with a marble look and strong durability.
- • Butcher block: warm wood that softens an island or a coffee station.
Installed counters usually run $50 to $120 per square foot, with most quartz jobs between $70 and $100. A kitchen with about 40 square feet of counter lands near $2,800 to $4,800.
Adding or upgrading an island
An island works hard. It gives you more counter to prep on, drawers and cabinets for storage, and seating that pulls people into the kitchen. We make sure the walkways around it stay comfortable, usually 36 to 42 inches, so the room still flows. If you want a sink, a cooktop, or outlets in the island, we run the plumbing and electrical as part of the job. A basic island starts around $3,000, while a custom island with a stone top, seating, and utilities runs $5,000 to $12,000 or more.
Common questions
Quartz or granite, which should I choose?+
Quartz is easier to care for since it never needs sealing and shrugs off stains. Granite gives you a one-of-a-kind natural pattern. If low upkeep matters most, go quartz. If you love natural stone, granite is a great pick.
Can you add an island to my kitchen?+
Usually, yes, as long as there is room for comfortable walkways around it. We check the floor space and the layout, then design an island that fits without crowding the kitchen.
Do you replace the backsplash too?+
Yes. New counters are the right time to update the backsplash. We can tie the tile into the counter and cabinets so the finished look feels planned, not pieced together.