Choosing the right materials is crucial to the success of any home remodeling project. If you’re updating your kitchen, you must have discovered by now that there are numerous kitchen countertop options in the marketplace today. How do you know which one is right for your home? Below is a quick rundown of the most popular kitchen and bathroom countertops available to homeowners. Keep your budget, lifestyle and interior decor in mind as you weigh the benefits of each material.

Tile

In addition to going light on your budget, tiles are easy to maintain, heat-resistant and complement different interior decorating styles. You can also replace or repair any damaged tiles without replacing an entire slab.

Stainless Steel

One of the most hygienic options in kitchen countertops, stainless steel is an excellent choice for the serious home cook. Maintaining it is a breeze, it gives your kitchen a sleek, modern look and it goes well with a variety of colors.

Granite

It’s easy to see why granite kitchen countertops remain a popular choice for many homeowners. It is a beautiful surface and extremely durable. Periodic sealing will keep its edges from chipping and breakage, and it is a workhorse of a material. Granite can stand up to many years of rigorous use. It comes in several natural colors, and its unique pattern of swirls and whorls means your countertop will truly be one of a kind.

Butcher Block

If you want your kitchen to be a warm and inviting place, a butcher block countertop will do the trick. Keep in mind, however, that this material requires high maintenance, so using it in a kitchen island (as opposed to an entire kitchen counter) is probably a more sensible option.

Quartz

Non-porous (no sealing required) and highly resistant, quartz countertops are quickly gaining popularity with homeowners and kitchen designers alike. It also comes in a variety of colors and is not a high-maintenance surface.

Recycled

For the environmentally conscious homeowner, a kitchen counter made from recycled materials would be an option to consider. They come in a variety of textures and colors and can be made from recycled concrete, glass, plastic, etc. Most recycled countertops are relatively long-lasting and do not require a complicated maintenance regimen.

Choosing the right cabinets and countertops for your home can be challenging. Let us help you make the decision that will not only increase your enjoyment of your home but also protect the value of your property. Our team of experts can assist you in designing and installing cabinets and countertops in your home as well as in managing your entire remodeling process.