WE NOW OFFER A VARIETY OF DIFFERENT CABINETS AND STONE COUNTERTOPS

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Whatever it is, the way you design your dream Kitchen can make all the difference.

We provide a wide variety of cabinet materials for selection. Medium Density Fiberboard, or MDF, is the most popular since it is inexpensive, easy to install, and long-lasting. We also have solid wood cabinets, which are a little more expensive but of the highest quality, in addition to MDF!

It is crucial to consider your home's style as well as the amount of time and money you want to invest on the project when selecting cabinet material. MDF cabinets are fantastic for a dream kitchen makeover that is both rapid and inexpensive!

Mixing materials is the one thing you should never do; this includes never combining vinyl with wood or anything similar. Because it's not made to be compatible, it will appear cheesy, have lower quality, and last shorter. Remain with all vinyl or all wood.

Prioritizing the selection of high-quality cabinet materials and colors is crucial while upgrading your kitchen. Longer-lasting kitchens can be achieved by using high-quality materials, which offer numerous advantages.

Custom Color Match

We provide a wide range of excellent options for cabinet colors in addition to the conventional color selections. Both the natural and espresso wood treatments include lovely colors and other natural elements like knots. Additionally, you have a wide range of color options to select the ideal tone for your kitchen makeover! Our service includes “CCM Custom Color Match” which you can choose any color from the Sherwin Williams Paint Palette to design your dream kitchen!

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STONE COUNTERTOPS CAESARSTONE -VS- QUARTZ

The primary distinction between the two is that, while quartzite is made from naturally occurring quartz that has been mined and processed, Caesarstone is Mechanically engineered from quartz.

Aggressive cleaning and maintenance techniques are not necessary for Caesarstone surfaces. Because they are not porous, spills, stains, and even microorganisms cannot harm them. Both staining and rigorous upkeep are not necessary for them.

Upkeep for quartzite demands a little extra attention. Because most quartzite surfaces are porous, they still require staining, much like granite and marble. Various liquids may seep into these pores, leaving behind stains and even serving as a breeding ground for bacteria and other microbes.

However, non-porous quartzite countertops are possible. This will vary according to how metamorphosed the stones were at the time of mining. When you visit the showroom, inquire about this with your stone producer.

AFFORDABILITY

Natural stones are typically more costly than quartz in terms of cost. This is because of the innate beauty of the countertops you obtain. Every countertop has a different pattern and design, some of which are more difficult to find than others. The cost per square foot can start at $65 and go up to $130.

On the other hand, quartzite is typically more expensive than Caesarstone. Engineered stones can be made more easily than natural stones, and some designs can be made consistently. The majority of Caesarstone quartz countertops may cost anywhere from $49 and $105 per square foot.