Kitchen Countertops
Discover the Best Material for Your Kitchen Countertop
We Do Kitchens 2 offers the best quality countertops to fit any style and taste that fits within our $20,995 remodeling package starting price. Each team member has plenty of experience working with all countertop materials, including granite, quartz, and laminate. Our customers deserve the best, so we only carry the best. Take a look at some of the most common kitchen countertop materials we offer, including:
- Granite – This most popular kitchen countertop material on the market. Granite is a durable and affordable material that boasts a unique look, ensuring no two countertops look alike.
- Quartz – Quartz is a popular material available in several colors and styles. With quartz, you gain unrivaled durability and nearly maintenance-free material that gives as much as it takes.
- Solid Surface – If you want to get the most out of your countertops, look no further than solid surface kitchen countertops. Solid surfaces boast durability, reduced bacteria growth, and ease of maintenance and repairs at an affordable price.
Our Countertop Installation Process
Regardless of whether you’re looking to add extra counter space to your kitchen or looking to economically upgrade your existing kitchen, the We Do Kitchens 2 team is here to help, every step of the way. While the process may vary depending on the material, our team doesn’t sacrifice any quality. Here is our installation process:
- Our team will start by laser measuring your kitchen. This ensures your countertops fit perfectly.
- On installation day, we’ll remove your old countertops and ensure the cabinets are ready to support the new ones.
- We start by dry-fitting sections to ensure a safe and secure permanent placement.
- Once the counters are securely placed, we’ll start by cutting out space for your countertops, appliance, and other features.
- When everything is in place and all cutouts are made, we’ll start to secure your new countertops.
- Lastly, we’ll place the finishing touches, including caulking where needed and polishing your new countertops.