Seven places a countertop goes.

Yes. We cut and install vanity tops, from a single powder room top to a double vanity in a primary bath. Vanities often use 2 cm stone, and the sink opening is cut in our shop before install. Marble is a comfortable choice here, since a bath sees fewer acids and hot pans than a kitchen. Quartz, granite and quartzite all work well too.

Yes. At the in-home estimate we look at every room you want done and write it up as one estimate, with each area on its own line so you can see what the kitchen, the vanities and the backsplash each involve. Doing them together also lets us template the whole house in a single visit and plan slabs so the pieces cut cleanly.

Often, yes. A slab large enough for the kitchen can leave usable pieces for a vanity top, which keeps the look consistent from room to room. Quartz, granite and quartzite all work well in both spaces. Marble suits a bath easily but asks you to accept etching in a kitchen. We plan the cuts at template so the vanity pieces come from the right part of the slab.

Yes. Beyond kitchens and baths, we template, cut and install outdoor kitchen tops, fireplace surrounds, stone backsplash, commercial counters for restaurants, bars, offices and hotels, and tops for apartment turns. Each of those has its own page with the materials that hold up in that setting. Outdoors, for instance, we steer you to granite or porcelain because quartz resin does not like Houston sun.