Kitchens
Kitchen countertops in Dallas–Fort Worth
Islands, perimeter runs, and backsplashes cut from matched slabs and installed in one to two days.
Island and perimeter
One template, one run of stone
We template every cabinet run before cutting, place sink and cooktop cut-outs exactly, and match veining across the island and perimeter so the kitchen reads as one piece.
What we build
The details that make a kitchen counter
- Islands and peninsulas. Seating overhangs, waterfall edges, and single-slab islands where the stone allows.
- Perimeter counters. Sink and cooktop cut-outs, undermount sinks, and matched seams placed where they are least visible.
- Full-height slab backsplashes. The same stone carried up the wall behind the range or across the whole run, with no grout lines to clean.
- Edge profiles. Eased, mitered, and other profiles chosen to suit the stone and the cabinetry.
- Existing cabinets welcome. New quartz counters on cabinets that are staying, as in our Frisco kitchen, are one of the fastest ways to update a kitchen.
Not sure which stone? Start with the materials comparison, or leave it blank on the quote form and we will bring samples.
Kitchens
Recent kitchen installations
McKinney
Bianco quartz island and perimeter
Preston Hollow
Quartzite counters and matching slab backsplash
Addison
New white quartz countertops
Frisco
Carrara quartz on existing cabinets
Allen
Bianco quartz countertops
Plano
Quartzite peninsula
Questions
Kitchen countertop questions
How long does a kitchen countertop installation take?
Installation usually takes one to two days, depending on the size of the project. Templating happens on an earlier visit, and fabrication follows the template.
Can you install new counters on my existing cabinets?
Yes. Replacing the counters while keeping the cabinets is one of the most cost-effective kitchen updates, as long as the cabinets are level and sound.
Do I need to remove my old countertops first?
No. Talk to us about it during the on-site visit and we will plan the removal with the installation.
Which stone is best for a busy kitchen?
Quartzite or quartz. Quartzite is natural and very hard; quartz is engineered and never needs sealing. Granite is the classic durable choice. Marble is best kept to backsplashes and vanities.
Free on-site estimate
See the stone in your kitchen
Tell us about the project and we will schedule an on-site visit to measure, talk through materials, and quote the work.