Countertop installation in Phoenix, AZ

New kitchen and bathroom countertops in quartz, quartzite, granite and more. Replacing old counters is one of the fastest ways to make a kitchen look new, even if the cabinets stay.

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Kitchen island with a large white and gray veined countertop under three pendant lights

What we do

Countertops on their own, or as part of a bigger kitchen or bathroom remodel.

Kitchen countertops

Perimeter counters, islands and peninsulas, including waterfall edges that run down the side of an island.

Bathroom vanity tops

Single and double vanity tops with undermount sinks, for a new vanity or the one you already have.

Materials

Quartz, quartzite, granite and marble. We'll bring samples and talk through how each one holds up.

Tear-out and prep

Old counters removed carefully, cabinets checked for level, and anything loose fixed before the new tops go in.

Sinks and faucets

Undermount and farmhouse sinks, faucets and disposals reconnected or replaced.

Backsplash

New counters are the right time for a new backsplash, since the old one usually comes off with the counters.

Countertop before-and-afters

Each of these jobs included new countertops or vanity tops. Tap to switch.

After: the same kitchen with taupe shaker cabinets, a fluted dark island with a light veined top, brass pendants with ribbed glass, a tiled range hood and light wood-look plank floors — **Kitchen: new cabinets, island, counters, floors**Kitchen remodel

Before: open kitchen with honey oak cabinets, a speckled granite island, amber glass pendant lights and white floor tile — **Kitchen: new cabinets, island, counters, floors**Kitchen remodel

After: the same kitchen with white shaker cabinets, white countertops, a white backsplash, a workstation sink and a stainless dishwasher — **Small kitchen: cabinets and counters**Kitchen remodel

Before: small kitchen with older white cabinets, beige laminate countertops, a brown tile backsplash and a white dishwasher — **Small kitchen: cabinets and counters**Kitchen remodel

After: the same kitchen with a white planked tray ceiling, a three-globe brass pendant, a dark island with drawers and white veined countertops — **Kitchen: tray ceiling, island, counters**Kitchen remodel, Phoenix Valley

Before: kitchen with a dark painted tray ceiling, three small pendant lights and a speckled brown countertop on the island — **Kitchen: tray ceiling, island, counters**Kitchen remodel, Phoenix Valley

After: the same kitchen with dark wood-look plank tile, recessed lights, two glass pendants over the island and white veined countertops — **Kitchen: floors, counters, lighting**Kitchen refresh, Phoenix Valley

Before: white kitchen with a fluorescent ceiling light box, white tile floors and solid white countertops — **Kitchen: floors, counters, lighting**Kitchen refresh, Phoenix Valley

After: the same room with continuous dark wood-look plank tile and white veined countertops on the built-in desk — **Living area: flooring and counters**Flooring and countertops, Phoenix Valley

Before: family room next to the kitchen with white floor tile meeting a strip of wood flooring — **Living area: flooring and counters**Flooring and countertops, Phoenix Valley

After: the same bathroom with a freestanding tub, a walk-in shower with a glass panel and linear drain, ribbed wood-look wall tile, a hexagon mosaic floor and white vanities with matte black fixtures — **Primary bath: freestanding tub, walk-in shower**Primary bathroom remodel

Before: primary bathroom with a corner garden tub, a framed glass shower stall, white floor tile and an older white vanity — **Primary bath: freestanding tub, walk-in shower**Primary bathroom remodel

What affects the price of new countertops

Material and square footage are most of it, but a few other things move the number.

Material
Natural stone like quartzite and marble generally costs more than quartz or granite.
Square footage
More counter and a bigger island means more material.
Edges and details
Waterfall ends, thicker edges and extra cutouts add fabrication time.
Tear-out and backsplash
Removing old tile counters or replacing the backsplash at the same time adds to the job.

Recent work

White and gray veined kitchen countertop with an undermount sink and a brass bridge faucet

Kitchen island with a white veined waterfall countertop and a vertical slat panel

Kitchen with espresso cabinets, white countertops and a marble-look slab backsplash

White countertop extending through a pass-through opening as a breakfast bar

White countertop with an undermount workstation sink and white shaker cabinets

Double bathroom vanity with a white veined top and two undermount sinks

Countertop questions

Can I replace my countertops without new cabinets?

Yes, as long as the cabinets are solid and level. It's one of the most cost-effective upgrades in a kitchen.

How long does countertop replacement take?

The counters are measured once the old ones are out or the new cabinets are in, then fabricated. Install itself is usually done in a day. You'll get the full timeline in the estimate.

Quartz or quartzite?

Quartz is engineered, consistent in color and doesn't need sealing. Quartzite is natural stone with more movement and character, and it needs sealing. We'll show you both side by side.

Can I use my kitchen while the counters are being made?

Mostly. Without counters the sink is disconnected for a short time. We plan the tear-out so that gap is as short as possible.

Get a free countertop estimate

Tell us a little about the room and we'll call you to set up a walkthrough. No pressure and no sales script. If we're not the right fit for your project, we'll tell you.

(480) 242-0135

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