We have been building kitchens in southwestern Ontario for years, and the countertop is where most of them are won or lost. It is the surface you touch every day, the one thing in the room that cannot be swapped out on a weekend, and the single biggest visual decision after the cabinets.

So we do not treat it as an add-on. We carry over 145 quartz and porcelain colours, we fabricate, and we install — which means one company is accountable from template to the moment your sink goes in.

102 colours

Engineered stone: non-porous, stain-resistant, never needs sealing. The right answer for most kitchens. 2cm slabs, 126″ × 63″.

46 colours

Sintered surface, 12mm. Heat-resistant in a way quartz is not — set a hot pan down. Book-matched slabs for waterfall ends and feature walls.

Decide

We fabricate both, so we have no reason to talk you into either. Here is the honest comparison.

Most people arrive knowing roughly what they want — something light, something dark, something warm. So that is how we have sorted it.

90 colours

The largest group by a distance, and what most kitchens use.

18 colours

Warm neutrals for oak, walnut and stained cabinetry.

12 colours

Dark grounds, usually with white or gold veining.

10 colours

Cool and mid-greys, including leathered finishes.

10 colours

No veining. Hard-wearing and even, for rentals and commercial work.

8 colours

Greens, blues and violets. Unforgettable in the right kitchen.

Most homeowners buy cabinets from one place and countertops from another, then spend the project refereeing between them. Whose fault is the gap at the back wall? Who eats the cost of the re-cut?

We supply both. One template, one install crew, one number to call. And because we are quoting the whole kitchen, we can hold the countertop cost against the cabinet cost instead of letting the two drift.

Countertops are quoted and priced by the square foot, supplied, fabricated and installed.

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A swatch tells you the colour. A finished kitchen tells you what it will actually feel like to live with. Click any photograph to open it full size.