Best Natural Stone, Porcelain Tile & Slabs in Johns Creek, GA

Maybe, but probably not. We have a person on staff to do the reconnection of your faucets, sinks, and disposal. We do not do any type of work involving water supply lines. We do not relocate plumbing connections. Ask your salesperson and they can give you some guidance as to whether you will need to contract a plumber.

The slabs we use to make your new countertops come from all over the world. Surprisingly enough, little of it comes from the United States. Most natural stone used for countertops comes from a region in Brazil called Espiritu Santo. A lot of natural stone comes from India. Some of the more traditional marbles comes from Italy. There are some nice marbles that come from the US, including Alabama and Georgia. But natural stone used for countertops comes from all parts of the world. Quartz is also manufactured in all parts of the world, including the US. There are a handful of quartz brands that are produced in the United States. But there are quartz factories on basically every continent.

There is a wide range depending on the material you choose, the size of your project, whether you purchase new sinks and faucets, the type of edge work you select, plumbing, removal of old tops, etc. We do kitchen countertops projects that can start for under $1000. An average kitchen can be in the $3000 range. But, again, there are many variables that determine the budget.

Yes. Cooktops are easy to change if you go back with something that fits the same cutout. You can replace a cooktop with a larger cooktop but will have to pay someone to make the cutout larger. Faucets usually can be swapped out without having to modify the countertop, if you use the same number of holes for the new faucet. If you need additional holes drilled, that is usually not a big deal. Sinks, however, are another issue. It is difficult to change a sink once the tops are installed. You can usually change a drop-in sink for another drop-in sink without too much trouble. But changing from a drop in to an undermount is difficult, as is changing one undermount for another. That is why we usually recommend a new sink when you install your new countertops.

Sunlight has little or no effect on most stone countertops. However, prolonged direct sunlight can damage some countertops. Quartz countertops can fade over time if exposed to direct sunlight for a long period of time. Some natural stones can change due to sunlight exposure for extremely long periods. This is rarely ever an issue for countertops installed inside the home. But it needs to be considered for any outdoor installations.