There’s a moment in a lot of kitchen refacing projects where the homeowner looks at the finished cabinets and immediately notices the countertops. The contrast is obvious. The rest of the kitchen is new. The countertops belong to the old one. That’s exactly why Cabinet Coverup offers countertop installation as part of their kitchen transformation services — getting everything done together means the finished kitchen looks cohesive.
Quartz: The Modern, Low-Maintenance Choice
Quartz has become the most popular countertop material for kitchen remodels in St. Louis. Engineered from approximately 95% natural ground quartz and 5% polymer resins, it offers the look of natural stone with significant practical advantages. Quartz is non-porous — it naturally repels stains, moisture, and bacteria without needing to be sealed. It’s highly resistant to scratches and comes in a virtually limitless range of colors and patterns to complement any cabinet style.
Granite: Natural Character, Every Slab Unique
Granite is quarried from the earth, which means every slab is genuinely one of a kind. Available in high-gloss or honed (matte) finishes, with customizable edge profiles and beveling. As a naturally porous stone, granite benefits from simple annual sealing to preserve its beauty and hygiene for decades.
Laminate: Smart Value With Surprising Style
Today’s laminate countertops convincingly replicate the look of natural stone, wood, and other premium materials at a significantly lower price. Easy to maintain, resistant to staining, and a smart option for homeowners who want the full kitchen transformation — new cabinets and new countertops — while keeping the total project cost manageable.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does Cabinet Coverup install countertops?
Yes. Cabinet Coverup offers quartz, granite, and laminate countertop installation as part of a complete kitchen transformation project.
What’s the difference between quartz and granite countertops?
Quartz is engineered, non-porous, and requires no sealing. Granite is a natural stone, unique per slab, and benefits from simple annual sealing. Both are excellent choices depending on style preference and maintenance priorities.
Can I get cabinet refacing and new countertops done at the same time?
Yes. Cabinet Coverup can coordinate refacing and countertop installation as part of the same project, minimizing disruption and ensuring a cohesive finished look.