Countertops
Quartz Countertops
Quartz countertops are engineered stone surfaces. They combine the best of natural stone with modern manufacturing processes. This results in a surface that's comparable (and often superior) in beauty to granite and marble while offering greater durability.
Granite Countertops
Granite is a purely natural stone that comes directly from stone quarries and is then cut into thin slabs, polished, and fabricated into countertops.
Laminate/Formica Countertops
Laminate is a handy material made from layers of paper that are tightly pressed together to form a thin, rigid sheet that is fairly easy to work with. This sheet is then glued to a wood substrate typically for countertops. It is a low-maintenance, inexpensive choice for a kitchen countertop
Butcher Block Countertops
Butcher block countertops are wooden countertops that come in a variety of styles and colors. Several types of woods, like maple, cherry, walnut and oak can be used for butcher block countertops fashioned in different styles.
Cultured Marble/Granite Countertops
Best used on vanities, Cultured marble is a blend of stone particles and resins that is combined with pigments to produce a wide range of colors and natural looking patterns – cultured marble, cultured granite, and cultured onyx among them. It is a porous material and is used architecturally for countertops.