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Find certified local stone kitchen worktop installers in your area, all carefully screened. View their work photos and read reviews from previous clients to make an informed choice.
A new kitchen worktop can transform the appearance of your kitchen, and if you are having a full kitchen remodel, your worktop will have a major influence on the overall appearance of your new kitchen. With so many different materials and styles to choose from for kitchen worktops, it can be difficult to decide on the best option.
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As well as considering the best worktop style to complement your overall kitchen style and personal preferences, you will also need to consider factors such as your budget, durability of the worktop and how easy it will be to clean and maintain.Â
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When you are deciding between wood, metal, laminate, polished concrete or stone, it is a good idea to consider the pros and cons of each choice. Stone worktops provide a luxurious finish but tend to be more expensive than other types of worktop materials.
Here’s a list of some of the leading stone kitchen worktop installers companies in the UK. If you want to search for someone local to you, please use the search bar above to find the right stone kitchen worktop installer for you, based in your local area.
Another factor to consider if you are looking at stone worktops is that they are heavier than other materials and will require strong cabinet structures to support their weight.
Types of stone worktops include:
Which type of stone worktop you choose will come down to your personal style preference and cooking habits, as well as your budget. Stone worktops are more expensive than most other worktop materials, so it is important to choose a highly skilled kitchen worktop installer to ensure that it is installed to the highest standards.
The costs for stone kitchen worktop installers can vary greatly depending on location and the type of services you require, see our cost guide below:
Installing a kitchen worktop made from stone materials such as granite or marble will cost around £1,500 to £3,000 in an average sized kitchen. Installation costs for stone worktops will be higher than alternatives such as laminate, as they take longer to cut.Â
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Granite and marble worktops will take around 1.5 days to install, with kitchen worktop installers charging a day rate of £300 to £500.
While the upfront costs of buying stone kitchen worktops such as granite, marble or quartz can be significantly higher than other materials, stone kitchen worktops provide a high level durability so you should not need to replace them for many years.Â
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Another key advantage of buying more expensive kitchen worktops like marble is that they can add value to your property, so the investment in a stone kitchen worktop will have many benefits. If the aesthetic appeal of your kitchen is very important to you, stone kitchen worktops provide a superior and luxurious finish to your kitchen.
If you are going to pay for a more expensive worktop material such as stone, you want to ensure that it is installed professionally by an experienced stone kitchen worktop installer. The best place to find kitchen worktop installers who specialise in installing stone kitchen worktops is Top Tradies.
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