Kitchen Countertop Installation in Charleston, SC

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Need the right stone slab for your kitchen? Kitchen countertops are available in marble, granite, quartzite and quartz. Choose the slab and style you like, and we plan the rest with you.

There are many kitchen countertop types, and each has its own look, care needs and price. Popular kitchen countertop materials include granite, quartz, marble and quartzite. Natural stone countertops such as granite, marble and quartzite bring unique veining, while quartz is an engineered stone with a more even pattern.

Whether you are planning a kitchen remodel, a kitchen renovation or a new kitchen, we match the material to your cabinets, your home design and your budget.

From home remodels to new builds, we work in Charleston and our other South Carolina service areas. We source slabs through our suppliers.

Our slabs are cut to your approved template. Looking for kitchen countertop ideas, or ready to buy countertops for your next kitchen update? Request your estimate.

Granite is a natural stone with a strong surface for kitchen counters, and no two slabs look alike.

Pros

• A tough surface. Granite countertops are durable and stand up well to daily kitchen use, though edges can still chip.
• Easy to clean. Mild soap and warm water handle most spills.
• A flat work surface. It suits rolling dough and serving.
• Unique slabs. Each granite slab has its own pattern.
• Good with heat. Granite is heat-resistant compared with many surfaces, but use trivets.

Cons

• Sealing. Granite is sealed, and the schedule depends on the stone and the sealer. Follow the sealer's label and have the surface checked about once a year.
• Price. Granite sits in the mid to upper price range, depending on the slab.
• Weight. Granite slabs are heavy, so installation needs an experienced team and proper support.

Granite suits a busy kitchen when you accept the sealing and care it asks for. See our granite countertops.

Marble is the classic choice for an elegant kitchen, with soft veining and a polished or honed finish. Is it right for you? We help you decide.

Pros

• An elegant look. Each marble slab is unique, with flowing veining.
• Cool to the touch. Bakers like marble for pastry work, though hot pans still need trivets.
• Many colors. White marble with gray or gold veining is popular, and other tones are available.
• A natural stone. Marble forms in the earth over a very long time.

Cons

• Porous. Spills need quick attention, because marble can stain, especially from acids.
• Etching. Acids can dull a polished finish, and marble can scratch and chip.
• Soft surface. Use a cutting board, since marble is softer than granite or quartz.
• Higher price. Marble sits in the mid to upper price range, and rare slabs cost more.

Marble countertops pair elegance with real upkeep. If you love the look and accept the care, marble can be a great fit.

Quartzite is a natural stone that pairs strength with the look of marble.

Pros

• Natural beauty. Each slab forms in nature and has its own veining.
• A hard stone. Quartzite resists scratches well, but it is not scratchproof, so use cutting boards and trivets.
• Style versatility. Unique veining and a wide color range fit many kitchens.
• Long lasting. With the right care, quartzite works for many years.

Cons

• Higher price. Quartzite sits at the upper end, and prices vary by slab.
• Sealing. Quartzite needs sealing, and the schedule depends on the stone and the sealer. Wipe spills quickly.
• Needs experts. Installation is not a DIY job, so leave it to our team.

Quartzite pairs natural beauty with strength, and we confirm that your slab is true quartzite before you order.

Quartz countertops are a popular choice, an engineered stone with a sleek, modern look.

Pros

• A modern look. Clean lines suit a modern kitchen or a contemporary kitchen, in bold or soft colors.
• Many designs. Patterns range from simple to veined, and some mimic granite or marble.
• A wide color range. Colorful countertops or soft neutrals fit many kitchen styles.
• Stain resistant. Quartz has a generally non-porous surface that is resistant to staining when you clean spills promptly.
• Easy to clean. Mild soap and water are usually enough.
• Durable. Quartz makes durable countertops for busy kitchens.

Cons

• Price. Quartz sits in the mid price range, and designs vary.
• Outdoor use. Quartz is generally not recommended for direct sun, where it can fade.
• Heat. Use a trivet, because sudden heat can damage the surface.
• Installation. Quartz is heavy and needs an experienced team.

Want to give your kitchen a fresh look? See our quartz countertops for a sleek, practical option.

Countertop materials available for your kitchen include these stones, and every slab is unique, so pick yours before we cut.

Looking for new kitchen countertops in Charleston? We handle your project from the first conversation to the final installation, so you work with one team. Here is how it works.

• Consultation. Share your plans, photos or drawings and tell us how you use your kitchen. We listen and take notes.
• Measurement and cabinet check. We measure your kitchen or review your plans, and we check that your cabinets are level and can support the stone. If cabinets are damaged or leaking, we recommend fixing them first.
• Template and layout. You approve the material, edge profile, sink, tile or backsplash and layout. We plan the sink and cooktop cutouts, the seams and the kitchen island before we cut.
• Fabrication. We cut, shape and polish the edges in our workshop to the approved template. We make sure your countertop matches the approved layout before delivery.
• Delivery. We deliver the pieces to your home in Charleston.
• Installation. Our installation team removes the old countertop when it is part of your scope, sets the new stone and finishes the seams.

Your estimate lists the stone and slab, the finished square footage, the edge profile, sink and cooktop cutouts, any backsplash, tile or island, delivery and installation. Old countertop removal and extra support are usually part of the scope. Plumbing reconnection, painting and touch-ups are handled by other specialists, and heavy lifts to an upper floor can cost extra. We confirm what is included in writing, and the schedule depends on the material, approvals and your site.

Choose us for kitchen countertops that fit your cabinets and your style. Ready to start? Request your estimate today.

Your dream kitchen deserves a standout feature. Whatever shape, size or style you need, we fabricate your countertop to fit it.

Need a compact solution for a small kitchen in Charleston, or a large workspace for cooking and gathering? We plan the layout with you for any type of kitchen. L-shaped, U-shaped or a custom design, we tailor it to your space and your approved template.

Planning a kitchen island? An island can add seating, a sink or a cooktop, and larger islands may need more than one slab and extra support. We plan seams and supports during templating. See our guide to kitchen island countertop materials.

Our countertops fit contemporary and classic kitchens alike. We help you match countertops and backsplashes to your cabinet colors, flooring and the lighting in your home, then plan the edge profile and finish. Let's start your kitchen project today.

Here is what you can expect when you work with us.

• Your choice of slab. You approve the slab, layout, edge, sink and backsplash before we cut.
• Cabinet and site checks. We check your cabinets and site before fabrication, which helps in older homes with uneven walls and floors.
• A clear estimate. We aim to send your estimate within 24 hours of receiving your plans or measurements.
• Clear timing. We confirm your schedule with your estimate, since it depends on the material, approvals and your site.

Choose us for direct contact with the team that fabricates and installs your kitchen and bath countertops. Request your estimate today.