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Countertops in West Hartford.
West Hartford kitchens are rarely built to a catalog. A lot of the housing around the Center, Elmwood, and Bishops Corner went up between the 1920s and the 1950s, which means original walls that are not quite square and cabinet runs that have to be measured rather than assumed. We template in the home, on your cabinets, after they are set.
We import the slabs ourselves, cut and polish them in our shop on Airport Road, and send our own installers to set them. Nothing is handed off to a third party, so the people who measure your kitchen are the same people accountable for the stone that goes in it.
Installers
The same company, template to install.
Plenty of places will sell you a countertop. Fewer will be the ones who cut it and the ones who carry it through your door.
- Templated in person
- We measure on the installed cabinets, not off a drawing. Seams, overhangs, and cutouts get decided before anything is cut.
- Cut in our own shop
- Cutting, edging, and polishing happen on Airport Road, not at an out-of-state plant we have never seen.
- Set by our own crew
- Our installers set, seam, and seal the finished piece. Every natural stone is sealed before installation.
- One number afterward
- If something needs attention later, you are calling the people who made it, not a dispatcher.
The stone
Granite, quartz, quartzite, and the rest of the yard.
Granite is still the workhorse for a West Hartford kitchen, but it is one of six surfaces standing in the racks.
Granite is natural, heat-tolerant, and comes in a range no engineered surface reproduces. Quartz is engineered and never needs sealing, so the slab you approve is exactly what gets installed. Quartzite gives you marble’s look with more hardness than granite. Marble remains the choice for baths and fireplace surrounds. Soapstone asks nothing of you at all, and porcelain goes large-format, indoors or out.
See each one: Granite · Quartz · Quartzite · Marble · Soapstone · Porcelain & Sintered
Fifteen minutes away
Choose the actual slab, not a chip.
A two-inch sample cannot tell you where the veining lands on your island. A full slab can.
Our yard at 97 Airport Road is a short drive from West Hartford Center. Full slabs stand outside in natural daylight, which is the most honest way to judge color and movement, and the slab you tag is the slab that becomes your countertop. Weekdays 8:30 to 4:30, Saturday 9 to 1. Get directions →
West Hartford questions
Asked and answered.
Do you install countertops in West Hartford?
Yes. West Hartford is one of our closest towns, a short drive from our shop and slab yard at 97 Airport Road in Hartford. We template, fabricate, and install with our own people.
How far is your slab yard from West Hartford?
About fifteen minutes from West Hartford Center, depending on traffic. We are at 97 Airport Road in Hartford, open weekdays 8:30 to 4:30 and Saturday 9 to 1. Get directions →
Can I see the full slab before it is cut?
Yes, and we would rather you did. Full slabs stand in the racks at the yard. Sample chips cannot show you where the veining runs or how a piece will read across a whole island. Plan a visit →
Do you work with West Hartford contractors and kitchen designers?
Yes. Builders, remodelers, designers, and kitchen and bath dealers have run their stone through us for decades. Send plans for a quote and send your clients to the yard to choose. See how we work with the trade →
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West Hartford
Start with a free estimate.
Send us the room, or come walk the yard first. Either order works, and neither one costs anything.