Kitchen Countertops
Your countertops are the first thing guests see when they enter your kitchen. They set the mood for the rest of your kitchen and serve as the primary worktop for eating, entertaining, and sometimes working. That’s why it’s so important to have kitchen countertops that you will enjoy seeing every day and will suit your needs in the kitchen. Let’s Face It can provide you with beautiful and high-quality countertops that will take your kitchen to the next level.
Kitchen Countertop Materials
We thrive off of the unique tastes of our clients at Let’s Face It. When you work with us on your countertop remodel, our team will work side-by-side with you to design a countertop that complements both your kitchen and your individual style. We have many different types of kitchen countertops for you to choose from. Our selection of materials was made to fit the needs of everyone, whether you’re looking for countertops that are more affordable or fit a certain aesthetic. The types of kitchen countertops we offer include:
- Granite
- Quartzite
- Marble
- Limestone
- Travertine
- Soapstone
- Quartz
- Corian
- Laminate
- Concrete
- Wood
- Paperstone
- Recycled Glass
- Metal Tops
If you’re unsure of what countertops would suit you best, our experts can provide advice and more information on all of our countertop materials to help you decide.
Kitchen Countertop Installation
After you have chosen your countertop materials, the countertop installation process can begin. On installation day, our team will prep your kitchen before any construction begins to ensure everything is protected from damage. Our installation team has years of experience in kitchen installation and will always treat your home as if it were their own. Since the kitchen is one of the most used rooms in a home, Let’s Face It ensures that you are still able to access your kitchen during your countertop remodel. Throughout the whole process, you can expect continuous communication from our team. Once the installation is complete, our team will confirm that you are satisfied with your new countertops and then clean up our work area.
Why Choose Let’s Face It?
Residents in the Greater Philadelphia area continuously choose Let’s Face It for their kitchen remodeling needs because of our dedication to providing unmatched customer service. With Let’s Face It, you can enjoy the personalized service of a local company while still receiving high-quality designer materials and results. We provide kitchen remodeling services to the following areas:
- Montgomery County
- Bucks County
- Chester County
- Delaware County
- Hunterdon County
- PA
- NJ
Schedule Your Countertop Installation Today!
Are you ready to transform your kitchen with brand new countertops from Let’s Face It? Our team of experts is ready to take on your remodeling project and has many different types of kitchen countertops available for your choosing. We also offer other kitchen remodeling services, such as backsplash installation, cabinet refacing, and cabinet accessory installation. If you’re ready to start your remodeling project, contact us online or give us a call at (215) 965-1412 today to schedule a consultation. We look forward to hearing from you!
Granite
A hard natural stone with visual swirls of movement/ grain, and larger color contrasts with speckled quartz particulates in the surface. Most granite will appear to have medium to dark color ranges. Granite comes from various quarries throughout the world. Most granites come with a polished finish; however brushed, leathered, or honed finishes are also available. Granite is a porous surface so it must be sealed. Resealing will be required on a bi-annual or annual basis depending on how the stone is maintained. Never clean with bleach or ammonia. Pricing: $$-$$$
Quartzite
These are man-made slabs of synthetic processing. There are many companies that make this product some of which are Caesarstone, Cambria, Silestone, and Zodiac. All will use pulverized real stone mixed with a resin to produce slabs in various colors, typically in a polished finish. This type of top will work great for someone looking for virtually no maintenance or someone who is looking for a surface that is very uniform and consistent. Pricing: $$$-$$$$
Marble
Generally has more movement and veining in its visual appearance. A softer stone that is more absorbent of liquids and will etch if it comes in contact with anything acidic. Polished marble is not recommended for high use areas but is available in a honed finish. Must be sealed on a bi-annual or annual basis depending on how the stone is maintained. Never clean with bleach or ammonia. Pricing: $$-$$$
Limestone
Limestone will feature off white, natural, or gray coloring in a very consistent color without larger particulates commonly found in granite. Most limestone will feature a honed or slightly textured finish and should be sealed. A color enhancer can also be applied to give the tops a richer more saturated color. A softer stone that is more absorbent of liquids and will etch if it comes in contact with anything acidic. Must be sealed on a bi-annual or annual basis depending on how the stone is maintained. Never clean with bleach or ammonia. Pricing: $$-$$$
Travertine
Very similar to limestone but with open pours and crevasses that are filled with a color coordinated resin. Great option for a more primitive, old world look. Most colors are in the off-white to beige/neutral range. Must be sealed on a bi-annual or annual basis depending on how the stone is maintained. Never clean with bleach or ammonia. Pricing: $$-$$$
Soap Stone
There are generally two types of soapstone. Vermont which has a green gray tonality, and Brazilian, which will generally have a gray/brown appearance. All soap stone is extremely soft and highly absorbent. This stone will have a more rustic or primitive look and it can be oiled to give it a deeper coloration and offer a bit more protection from staining. Must be sealed on a bi-annual or annual basis depending on how the stone is maintained. Never clean with bleach or ammonia. Pricing: $$$-$$$$
Quartz
These are man-made slabs of synthetic processing. There are many companies that make this product some of which are Caesarstone, Cambria, Silestone, and Zodiac. All will use pulverized real stone mixed with a resin to produce slabs in various colors, typically in a polished finish. This type of top will work great for someone looking for virtually no maintenance or someone who is looking for a surface that is very uniform and consistent. Pricing: $$$-$$$$
Corian
Acrylic or plastic like composite surfaces made in a variety of colors and are good choices for those who seek a very consistent, maintenance free option. Integral sinks are also a nice feature whereas the sink of choice can be fused to the bottom of the work surface for a seamless continuous look. Pricing: $$$-$$$$
Laminate
There are many new laminate choices today ranging from the old stand-by finishes to some new upgraded stone like finishes featured through Wilsonart’s high definition offering. Formica also offers an upgraded 180 FX line with a variety of unique finishes and textures… far different from Grandma’s kitchen. Pricing: $-$$
Concrete
This product is considered an artisan option and can have a very industrial, primitive, or even modern look depending on the dyes and colors of sand used. Many designers can mix in a variety of interesting materials such as metal flakes, sea shells, colored glass, etc. You can polish or choose a more primitive textured surface if so desired. Pricing: $$$-$$$$
Wood
A very nice alternative for islands, serving, or bar areas. Available in a variety of thicknesses and hardwoods such as cherry, walnut, oak, maple, teak, etc. Woods can also be mixed to create a checkerboard or other unique designs. Wood tops can also be used for primary use and in sink areas, a protective permanent finish coat will need to be applied for any wet location. Pricing: $$$-$$$$
Paperstone
An environmentally friendly “green” slab material that is manufactured with paper, resins, and natural pigments. Color range is typically from medium to dark tones, all available in a matte finish. Pricing: $$$$-$$$$$
Recycled Glass
Another environmentally friendly “green” material made from recycled glass and resins. Color’s ranging from light to dark and typically have a speckled consistent look. Pricing: $$$$-$$$$$
Metal Tops
These include stainless steel, copper, zinc, galvanized steel, etc. Metals are great designer options for those who desire something truly unique. There are some new options that now include sprayed real metal coatings over substrate to produce the look of metal. This option is great for more complex tops that would be difficult to produce with sheet metal. Pricing: $$$$-$$$$$