How much does a new stone countertop cost in Vancouver BC?

The cost of installing a new countertop in Vancouver BC typically ranges from $50 to $250 per square foot. The final cost will ultimately depend on how many corners need to be cut and polished, whether they'll be square corners or round, and how much pipes and plimbing is involved.

How long will it take to get my new countertop.

Installing a kitchen or bathroom countertop usally takes two days. Installiing highly custom, specialized material, however, can sometimes take up to two weeks.

What materials do you use for countertops?

Most of our countertops are made of laminate, granite, quartz, or marble.

What kind of maintenance will my countertop need?

How much maintenance you'll need on your new countertop depends on how dense the stone you chose was. Basically, the more dense the stone the more sealant you'll need to apply over timse, as you see fit to keep stains off really. Think of countertop sealant as clogging the porosity of stone to make a smoother surface and you'll do fine.

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We Install and Replace Laminate, Granite, Quartz, and Marble Countertops in Vancouver BC and Surrounding Cities

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Need help with a countertop in Metro Vancouver? Rock or laminate, we're at it.

Protect your kitchen, bathroom, basement or any room in the building this season with our real stone or faux laminate countertops, because, reasoning -- you decide! Whether you're seeking durable or affordable countertops, whether installing new ones or renovate existing ones, we offer stone-connecting solutions that combine utmost functionality with exquisite design. Our skilled team specializes in quartz, marble, granite, and laminate, ensuring your countertops not only enhance the utility of your space but also add a touch of elegance to it. Quartz countertops provide unmatched durability and a sleek, modern look, while marble offers timeless beauty with its scientifically-unique patterns. Ancient granite stands to this day because of its robustness, natural variation, and voluptuousness, perfect for high-traffic areas. Laminate countertops, too, ain't necessarily a number two! Laminate countertops deliver both versatility and affordability without compromising style. Classic, contemporary, and custom finishes, on time done right with accurate cost estimates. Here at Bricked Masonry we're proud of our recent projects.

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WHY CHOOSE US

Be it carved hearts in stone or the natural tone of honed quartz, it's as if we're playing sports when we install kitchen countertops with short notice. Although, installing real stone countertops isn't as easy as it looks. We implement proper stone connecting and cutting methods to make any design happen. Call Bricked Masonry today and get a free quote. Right here in Vancouver, BC, where local stone lasts for centuries, we're chosen because we provide:

Competitive Pricing and Fair Costs
Quick Response and Fast Quotes
Quality Results that Really Add Value
Projects Completed On Time
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True Focus on Customer Needs
The Best, Locally-Sourced Materials

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How much does a new stone countertop cost in Vancouver BC?

The cost of installing a new countertop in Vancouver BC typically ranges from $50 to $250 per square foot. The final cost will ultimately depend on how many corners need to be cut and polished, whether they'll be square corners or round, and how much pipes and plimbing is involved.
How long will it take to get my new countertop.

Installing a kitchen or bathroom countertop usally takes two days. Installiing highly custom, specialized material, however, can sometimes take up to two weeks.
What materials do you use for countertops?

Most of our countertops are made of laminate, granite, quartz, or marble.
What kind of maintenance will my countertop need?

How much maintenance you'll need on your new countertop depends on how dense the stone you chose was. Basically, the more dense the stone the more sealant you'll need to apply over timse, as you see fit to keep stains off really. Think of countertop sealant as clogging the porosity of stone to make a smoother surface and you'll do fine.

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