Materials.
- Quartz — engineered, non-porous, no sealing
- Quartzite — natural stone, harder than granite, unique patterns
- Granite — classic natural stone, needs annual sealing
- Marble — for bakers, beautiful, etches with acid — we'll talk you through it honestly
- Butcher block — walnut, maple, cherry, end-grain or edge-grain
Our process.
Digital laser template after cabinets install. You pick the exact slab at our shop or partner yard. CNC-cut and polished. Installed with matching epoxy seams, proper undermount sink clips, and leveling shims. Cleanup before we leave.
What drives the number.
No two countertop jobs price the same way. What moves it: the material you fall in love with and how rare that particular slab is, the total surface area and how much of it has to come off one slab to keep the veining running, edge profile, the number and type of cutouts (undermount sink, cooktop, faucet holes), whether the layout needs seams and where they land, backsplash height, overhang and whether it needs corbels or steel support, and the demo and disposal of whatever is up there now. Cabinet condition matters too — boxes have to be level and solid before stone goes on them.
Because of that, we don't quote countertops over the phone. We come out, template the real space, help you narrow the material, and put the whole thing in writing — usually back to you within 24–48 hours, with no obligation. Call (631) 983-8079 to get on the schedule for a free on-site quote.