Countertops & Stone

This is the trade the company is named for and the reason the rest of it works. We do not sell stone off a chip sample. You come to the showroom in Bixby, walk the racks, and the individual slab you point at is the one that goes in your home. With granite and quartzite in particular that is not a nicety: two slabs cut from the same block are not the same countertop, and the layout of the cut decides which part of the pattern ends up in the middle of your island.

What happens after that is shop work, and it is where the money shows. Mitred edges that make a thin slab read as a thick one. Waterfall ends that carry the veining down the side of an island. Full height backsplashes cut from the same slab as the counter so the pattern runs straight up the wall, with no grout lines behind the range. Quartz for anyone who wants a colour that is exactly what it looked like in the showroom and never needs sealing. Marble where marble belongs, and a frank conversation about where it does not.