A standard solid surface countertop includes a matte finish, choice of 3/8” round over or bevel 1 ½” edge, one (1) unfinished sink or cook top cutout, up to four (4) drilled faucet holes, unlimited eased or radius corners up to ¾”, flat finished exposed ends (next to ranges or refrigerators), and clean up of installation.

A standard CaesarStone quartz countertop or granite countertop includes a flat polished edge, one (1) unfinished sink or cook top cutout, up to four (4) drilled faucet holes, unlimited eased or radius corners up to 3/4", flat finished exposed ends (next to ranges or refrigerators), and clean up of installation.

Special design elements are features of a countertop that are not included in the definition of a standard countertop. For example, curves – which the trade calls “radiuses” – are considered special design elements. Not all countertops will have special design elements. Most countertops have a few of the special design elements.

To give you a more realistic estimate of the price of your countertop, we estimate the additional charges for special design elements. This is just an estimate. The actual costs for special design elements will be provided by the estimator when you request a free in-home consultation and estimate. They may be less or more expensive than the estimate indicated using the price estimation tool.

No. Why? There are simply too many colors of granite to show on the web site. Also, the colors of granite offered vary by region and are specially selected based upon regional design trends and preferences. The colors of granite available will be provided by the estimator when you request a free in-home consultation and estimate.

If you purchase a kitchen sink or vanity bowl, you will incur an additional cost. If you select an upgrade edge or if you are replacing old countertops and want us to tear-out and dispose of your existing countertops, you will incur additional costs. If you exceed the allowance for a particular item listed in the definition of a standard countertop, you may incur additional costs. The actual costs for these items will be provided by the estimator when you request a free in-home consultation and estimate.

If electrical outlets need to be moved or added or if you need plumbing re-connected, you will incur additional costs. Your estimator can arrange to have these services provided or may refer a company to you that performs these services.