What homeowners ask us first

Yes, the in-home estimate costs nothing and comes with no obligation to move forward. We come to your home, look at the space, discuss materials and edge options, and give you real pricing based on your actual layout rather than a rough guess over the phone. Bringing photos or measurements ahead of time can speed up the visit but is not required. The written estimate lists each part of the job on its own line, so you can see what the number covers.

We serve Greater Houston, roughly 70 miles around downtown, including Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery, Brazoria, Galveston, Liberty, Chambers, Waller, Austin, Wharton, Walker and San Jacinto counties. We also run a scheduled trip out to the Austin area for homeowners and builders there. If you are unsure whether your address falls inside our normal service area, just ask when you request an estimate. Include your address and we will tell you whether it falls on a regular visit or the scheduled trip.

No. We do not have a shop in Austin. We bring a Houston crew out on a scheduled trip to cover Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, Pflugerville, Leander, Kyle, Buda, San Marcos, Dripping Springs, Lakeway and Bee Cave. Because visits are scheduled rather than daily, it helps to book your estimate and template a little ahead of when you want work done. Fabrication and the actual install follow the same process as any Houston job. The trip does not change the quality or scope of the work.

Install includes setting the finished countertop pieces, bonding and color matching any seams, setting the sink and drilling faucet holes, and applying sealer if the material is natural stone. Our crew also does a full cleanup of the work area before leaving your home. Someone should be home during install in case any on site decisions or small adjustments come up.

We install undermount, drop-in, farmhouse and vessel sinks, along with integrated sinks on materials that support that option. Each style changes how the cutout is made: undermount and integrated sinks need a clean finished edge below the counter line, while drop-in sinks rest on top of a simpler cutout. Farmhouse sinks need cabinet and countertop dimensions coordinated ahead of template. We can help you pick a sink style that fits both your material and your cabinet layout.

Yes, tear-out and haul-away is a service we offer alongside install, so you do not need to arrange separate removal. We or your plumber disconnect the plumbing, then we take out the old countertop in controlled sections and haul it away, protecting your cabinets and floors the whole time. This can be scheduled right before install or ahead of time if you need the space cleared sooner. Either way, you are not left handling demolition or disposal yourself.

Often, yes. Chips, separated seams, dull spots and failing sealer are all things our crew can address without replacing the whole countertop. Whether a repair makes sense depends on the material, the extent of the damage and how the surrounding stone looks, so we like to see it in person before promising a result. Some damage, like a deep crack across a thin section, may point toward replacement instead. When we look at it, we explain what a repair can fix and what it cannot, so you can decide.

You can send photos through the estimate form on this site when you request a visit, along with rough measurements if you have them. Photos help our team get a head start on understanding your layout, cabinet color and any existing countertop before we arrive in person. They are a helpful starting point but do not replace the in-home visit, since final pricing depends on an accurate measurement. A phone call works just as well if you would rather describe the space that way.