Irvine Custom Granite Quartz Marble Countertops

Granite countertops are made from natural stone slabs like Absolute Black and Santa Cecilia, commonly used in kitchens and bathrooms for their unique patterns. Granite is chosen by over 50% of new homeowners for its durability and heat resistance up to 1,200°F. 

Quartz countertops use engineered stone from top brands like Caesarstone and Cambria. The texture is smooth and non-porous, ideal for kitchens, baths, and offices. Quartz now makes up over 40% of new countertop installations in the U.S. because it’s stain-resistant, available in 100+ colors, and easy to clean. 

Marble countertops feature elegant stones like Carrara and Calacatta. These are ideally used for kitchen islands, vanities, and luxury spaces. 35% of high-end remodels in Orange County used marble for countertops. It offers timeless beauty that boosts your home's market value by at least 10%. 

We build countertops to your exact size, shape, and style. This service is ideal when standard countertops won’t fit or you want unique features like waterfall edges or built-in outlets. 

We install countertops for restaurants, offices, clinics, and stores using materials like Corian, Wilsonart, and Zodiaq. Our commercial countertops are built to handle heavy daily use and look professional for staff and customers.

Undermount sinks are installed below the countertop for a sleek, seamless look. This style is now used in 68% of new kitchens because it’s easy to clean. 

Drop-in sinks are set into a custom-cut opening with a visible rim. Homeowners love them for their ease of installation and use. Over 30% of Irvine’s multifamily projects used drop-in sinks. It is cost-effective and easy to replace. 

We install countertops that meet ADA rules. Our countertops follow the 34-inch height and 27-inch knee space requirement in bathrooms and kitchens. ADA-compliant installations ensure countertops are safe, inclusive, and up to code standards. 

Drainboard countertops have built-in grooves or slopes next to the sink for drying dishes. About 18% of new custom kitchens added drainboards in their countertops. You can get this in granite, quartz, or stainless steel. 

Epoxy countertop coating uses a tough, glossy resin like Stone Coat Countertops or Leggari to cover and refresh surfaces. Epoxy mimics stone, but a lot cheaper. It is now used in 15% of kitchen remodels in the U.S. because of its heat resistance and sleek design. 

We apply high-performance sealers like Dry-Treat Stain-Proof or Tenax Proseal to granite, marble, or quartz. Stain-resistant countertops are easier to clean and the color lasts 10 years longer than untreated ones. 

Custom inlays use CNC waterjet technology to add materials like brass, glass, or colored stone to granite, quartz, or marble. Custom pattern inlays give countertops that one-of-a-kind look. Homeowners love it so much that the demand for it increased by 19% since 2024.

We add logos, colors, or patterns into countertops for businesses like restaurants, hotels, and shops, using UV-stable resins. 60% of businesses integrated brands to their countertops. It promotes a strong brand identity that stands out in a competitive market. 

We add built-in features like Legrand pop-up outlets, Docking Drawer USB ports, or wireless charging pads into commercial countertops. This integration is great for office and cafe businesses. Nearly half of new commercial builds in 2023 included these tech upgrades. The result is a more productive workspace with modern, convenient features and less clutter.

A waterfall edge countertop uses materials like Cambria Brittanicca quartz or Calacatta marble that flow down the sides of cabinets. It creates a dramatic, seamless effect in kitchens or baths. This design was adopted by 23% of luxury kitchens in 2023. Homeowners love this countertop design because it protects the cabinetry, and it's easy to clean.