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Kitchen Countertops in Wheaton and DuPage County

Two countertop companies bid for your job, so you get a better price and better service, measured and installed right after your cabinets go in.

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Large white-and-gray stone peninsula with leather counter stools, in front of white upper and light wood lower cabinets

New kitchen countertops for homes in Wheaton, Glen Ellyn and all of DuPage County, planned with Bill from the first bid to install day.

  • Two companies bid
  • Quartz, granite & stone
  • On your project calendar
  • Prices good for one year

Two countertop companies compete for your job

We work with two countertop fabricators, and both put in a bid on your kitchen. Competition is good for you here: it keeps prices low and service high.

  • Both sharpen their pencils

    Each company knows the other one is bidding too, which keeps the numbers down.

  • The winner works for it

    Whoever gets the job treats your kitchen like their livelihood depends on it.

  • Your call, always

    Want more bids, or have a countertop company you already like? Bring them. They get added to your day-by-day calendar and arrive when the crew is ready for them.

Quartz, granite and natural stone

We install quartz, granite and natural stone such as quartzite. Go soft and subtly veined or bold and dramatic, keep it to a solid color, wrap an island in a waterfall edge, or carry quartz all the way up the wall as a full-height backsplash.

  • End view of a white quartz waterfall island with gray veining running down the side, with leather stools and white cabinets behind
  • Front view of a sage gray shaker island with granite top under five glass pendants
  • Cream shaker kitchen with a dark stained island, beige stone countertops, glass dome pendants, a custom range hood with a brass pot filler, and a stainless steel double-oven range.
  • White shaker cabinets and a white range hood over a stainless steel range with brass trim, with a copper-veined quartz slab backsplash and matching countertops.
  • White kitchen with a large gray island, veined quartz top, corner cooktop with chimney hood and double wall ovens
  • Modern kitchen with black cabinets, a large stone-topped island with an orchid, black floating shelves, a stainless steel hood, a black-framed three-panel window, and a linear frame pendant.
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Choosing your countertop, without the stress

Of all the choices in a new kitchen, this is the one customers worry about most. Some glide right through it. Others need a pep talk, and Bill has one ready.

You'll pick your actual slab at the showroom of the countertop company that wins the bid. Before you go, borrow a few cabinet door samples from our Hale Street showroom so you can hold them right up against the countertop samples.

Three things to tell the countertop measurer

  • Edge style: the shape of the countertop's front edge.
  • Overhang: how far the counter reaches past the cabinets for bar stools, usually 8–12 inches.
  • Backsplash height: with a tile backsplash, the tile usually runs down to the counter, so there may be no stone backsplash at all. A full-height quartz backsplash is another option.
White quartz island with soft gray veining under globe pendants, light gray shaker cabinets and subway tile behind

How your countertops get installed

  1. Cabinets go in

    Our installers set your new cabinets, which takes about 2–3 days.

  2. Countertops measured

    The countertop company usually comes out to measure on the second day of the cabinet install.

  3. Countertops arrive

    They're typically ready about 6–10 days after measuring.

  4. Installed and finished

    The countertop company puts them in, drills the faucet hole and sets your sink.

Have these ready

  • Measuring day: your new sink, or at least its paper template.
  • Install day: your new faucet.
  • Farmhouse sink? Our cabinet installer puts it in before the countertops are measured.

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Picking your sink

Most kitchen sinks are 33 inches wide and mounted under the countertop. Farmhouse sinks, with their exposed apron front, are a popular alternative.

Stainless steel and composite are customer favorites.

Whatever you choose, order it early and open the box the day it arrives. Sinks sometimes show up late, damaged or in the wrong color, no matter where they're ordered from, and you'll want time to sort it out before measuring day.

Undermount stainless workstation sink with a wood cutting board insert, set in white quartz below a window and glass mosaic tile

What new countertops cost

Countertops are priced in person at the free design visit, along with everything else in your kitchen.

And because two companies bid on every countertop job, the price stays competitive.

At the design visit

  • A line-by-line price, on the spot
  • Countertops listed apart from everything else
  • Valid for one year

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Large white quartz island countertop with an undermount sink and brass faucet on a gray-brown stained cabinet base, on oak hardwood floors.

Countertop questions

What countertop materials do you offer?

Quartz, granite and natural stone such as quartzite. You can go subtly veined or bold, pick a solid color, add a waterfall island, or run quartz up the wall as a full-height backsplash. You'll choose your exact slab at the showroom of the countertop company that wins your bid.

Why do two companies bid on my countertops?

Competition works in your favor. Two countertop fabricators bid against each other for your kitchen, which keeps prices low and service high. Whoever wins knows the job was earned, and they treat your kitchen like their livelihood depends on it. You can still bring in other bids if you'd like.

Can I use my own countertop company?

Yes. You're welcome to get other bids or hire a countertop company you already know. Whoever you choose gets added to your project's day-by-day calendar, so they show up right when the crew is ready for them, just like the companies we work with.

How long after the cabinets are the countertops installed?

Usually about 6–10 days after they're measured, and measuring happens on the second day of the cabinet install. Cabinets take about 2–3 days to put in. When the countertops arrive, the countertop company installs them, drills the faucet hole and sets your sink.

What do I need to decide before my countertops are measured?

Three things: the edge style, the overhang for bar stools, usually 8–12 inches, and the backsplash height. With a tile backsplash, the tile usually runs down to the counter, so you may not need a stone backsplash at all. Also have your new sink, or its paper template, on measuring day.

Kitchen countertops across DuPage County

We plan and install kitchen countertops for homes in Wheaton, Glen Ellyn and the rest of DuPage County, plus Aurora and nearby towns.

It all starts with the free design visit at your house. When it's time to pick colors, grab a few cabinet door samples from the Hale Street showroom and bring them along to compare against the countertop slabs.

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Towns we serve

  • Wheaton
  • Glen Ellyn
  • Winfield
  • Carol Stream
  • Lombard
  • West Chicago
  • Warrenville
  • Naperville
  • Downers Grove
  • Lisle
  • Elmhurst
  • Bloomingdale
  • Aurora
  • And nearby towns

Start with a free design visit.

Call Bill. He'll design your kitchen, help you plan your countertops, and price every item before he leaves.

Call Bill: (630) 890-3379

Open 8 AM – 10 PM, 7 days a week

Call Bill: (630) 890-3379