Kitchen Countertops San Jose

If you’re looking to invest in new kitchen countertops for your domestic or commercial property, then you need to consider a wide range of material options. There are many different types of countertops, and picking the one right comes down to far more than just which material looks best.

A kitchen design specialist like our company can help you to uncover the ideal installation for your needs set against your budget, which is certainly going to leave you happy in the days, weeks, and months ahead. Whether you’re about to take part in a home improvement project or you’re planning a new build, we’re sure we can assist you.

About Us
San Jose Kitchen Countertops has been the premier provider of cheap but high quality prefab and custom countertops for a number of years, and since our inception we’ve always done absolutely everything in our power to make sure our customers get what they’re looking for. All of our team members are industry professionals with years of experience at their back, and they’re just the kind of people that’d you want to have helping you if you’re in the midst of a kitchen remodeling project. Of course, we aim to make all of our services as affordable as possible since we want to be able to help as many members of our community as we can.

Our Services

We’ve designed our service provisions with flexibility in mind, in an effort to ensure we can assist in every kind of situation you could imagine – and we believe this approach has been hugely successful across our years of operation. Whether you’re looking for cheap countertops, high grade acrylic countertops, engineered stone countertops, or any other kind of custom or prefab countertops, we’re the company for you. If you’re not sure whether we’ll be able to come up with something that fits your needs, you only need to contact our customer service team and we’ll clear things up for you in no time.

Granite Countertops

Granite countertops have been a popular choice for property owners dating back decades now, and this is certainly one material that you really can’t go wrong with. We offer a number of different material looks and colors, so you’re certain to find something that fits in with the wider aesthetic in your kitchen.

Marble Countertops

If you’re looking at installing marble countertops at your property, it’s clear that you’re somebody who appreciates the finer things in life. Marble has long been considered one of the classiest and most luxurious materials around for use in countertops – and many other applications across properties. You’re guaranteed to have a countertop that will never go out of fashion if you pay to have this installed in your property.

Quartz and
Quartzite Countertops

Both quartz and quartzite countertops represent an attractive and sturdy option for your kitchen, and choosing between the two of them ultimately comes down to whether you want a natural stone (quartzite) or a synthetic material (quartz). Both options provide great practicality and a wonderful aesthetic, although quartz countertops do tend to come in more colors and styles. Some people opt for quartz over quartzite when creating a custom countertop because the cutting process tends to make quartzite a little more expensive – but the visual quality really is undeniable.

Porcelain and
Dekton Countertops

Dekton countertops are a relatively new presence in the countertop industry, having only been introduced in 2013, but this porcelain, glass and quartz composition is an outstanding option for kitchens across the state. Both Dekton and porcelain countertops are easy to maintain and excellent at resisting fading and discoloration because of UV rays.

Butcher Block and Laminate Countertops

Butcher block countertops are made up from assembled wood, and can be used as a chopping board across the entirety of the surface. They can be made from a number of different woods – like maple, cherry, and red oak, for example – all of which provide differing practical qualities and visual looks. Laminate countertops represent an excellent value option for all sorts of different properties, while still delivering a good level of practical performance.

Epoxy and Solid
Surface Countertops

Epoxy countertops come from the application of epoxy resin treatments to a range of different surface materials – and it can be used on anything from granite to wood. Solid surface countertops are created through combining acrylic, epoxy, and some other resins and pigments. Around for more than 50 years now, solid surface countertops can imitate other materials and is extremely diverse in appearance. Naturally, both of these options deliver excellent hard-wearing endurance and easy maintenance.

“Credit to San Jose Kitchen Countertops for all their help with my kitchen remodel. I was struggling to find something within my budget that suited the look I was going for until I found these guys. I have a gorgeous new solid surface countertop, and I couldn’t be happier.” – Will N.

“Thanks to the team for helping me with my new marble countertop. I’ve always wanted one, and it really lives up to my expectations! The team were really professional and polite the entire time I was with them – I’d recommend them to my family and friends.” – Charlie M.

“I am absolutely delighted with the San Jose Kitchen Countertops team! I couldn’t imagine my home without my new quartzite countertops now, and it’s all down to the team here. First rate service and first rate people!! 10/10!” – Linda R.

Contact Us Today

If you’re looking for a dedicated team to handle any kitchen countertop needs you might have, you’d do well to consider the services available through our company. San Jose Kitchen Countertops is the business with the strongest track record in this space, and we’re confident that you won’t have any doubts about the quality of your countertops if you choose us. Get on the phone today and speak to our customer service team about the services we carry, the prices we charge, and the availability of our installation teams. They’re reachable through our main telephone number during our normal working hours, or via our online contact form. You can find both of these listed on our website.

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