We sell it and we install it

Yes — the existing countertop has to come out before the new one can go in. If you do not have someone to handle the removal, we can take care of it for you. Please note that removal is an additional service: it is not part of the standard installation, and it is quoted separately from the countertop work. Tell us up front what needs to come out and we will include it in your quote.

One to two weeks from start to finish for a typical kitchen. Cabinets go in first and get levelled; only then do we template the stone, so the countertop matches the room as it was actually built rather than as it was drawn.

There is a charge for the diagnosis and template visit, and we credit it back against the job if you go ahead with us.

The same day.

No. There is no minimum — a single vanity top is as welcome as a full kitchen.

Yes. We sell material on its own as well as supplied and installed.

We sell the sink and we install it. The bowl is cut into the slab and polished in our shop before the top ever reaches your house, so the cutout matches that exact sink. The final plumbing hook-up is the one part a licensed plumber normally finishes.

Yes, we can remove them. That is charged as an extra on top of the countertop work, so tell us up front what needs to come out and it goes in the quote.

Yes. Cooktop cutouts, soap dispenser holes and extra faucet holes are all done in the shop, along with the sink cutout.

We scribe the stone to the wall. Almost no wall in an older house is truly straight, so the back edge gets shaped to follow it instead of leaving a gap to caulk.

We take responsibility for it and replace it. Breakage on our side of the job is ours to fix.

Yes. We supply and install for general contractors, builders and property managers as well as for homeowners. Tell us the schedule you are working to and we will fit the template and install dates around the rest of the trades.

It depends on two things: the stone you pick and how much surface you need. Every kitchen is a different size and every material prices differently, so we quote each job instead of publishing a rate. Send us your rough measurements and the material you have in mind and we will come back with a number.

Cabinets are paid in full at delivery. Countertops and stone are split: 70% to start and the remaining 30% when the job is finished.

Yes, we accept card payments.

Yes — we carry a New Jersey home improvement contractor registration and general liability insurance. We are happy to send the paperwork to any customer who asks. Just say the word when you request your quote.

Yes. We work with a number of suppliers, and that is how we can offer the range you see here — over 350 stone colours, eighteen cabinet door finishes and six sink series. If you have seen something that is not in the showroom, bring us a photo or the name and we will tell you straight away whether we can get it.

Marble and granite are natural stone, cut from a quarry — every slab is one of a kind, and marble is the softer of the two, so it wants a little more care around acids like lemon and wine. Quartz is engineered: ground stone bound with resin, so it comes out consistent slab to slab and needs no sealing. Quartzite and porcelain sit alongside them for harder-wearing and ultra-thin applications. We carry all five.

Yes, and we would rather you did. A photograph and a small sample never show you what a full slab does — veining runs differently across a big piece. Come to the Camden showroom and look at the material in person before you commit.

Yes. Natural stone is sealed, and it wants resealing about once a year. Quartz does not need it.

Three years on the cabinet door closing hardware — the hinges and the soft-close mechanism.