Quartz Countertops in Rexdale
Rexdale's postwar suburban housing near Kipling, Islington and Albion has held up well, but the kitchens inside it are usually on their second or third surface. Cabinet boxes from the fifties and sixties are solid and worth keeping, and a new quartz top on top of them changes the room without a full gut. We measure with laser templating so the stone follows walls that have shifted, and fabricate the pieces ourselves in Pickering.
We serve Rexdale and the surrounding Etobicoke North neighbourhoods, from Humber Summit across to Thistletown, including the streets off Martin Grove and Rexdale Boulevard.
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Rexdale countertop questions, answered
How much do quartz countertops cost in Rexdale?
Four things move the number: the colour and brand chosen, how much square footage the layout needs, the edge profile, and the cutouts and seams the design requires. Removing an old top and any awkward corner work factors in too. A design consultant will come to your home free of charge, measure, and give you the exact installed price with real samples on the counter.
Can new quartz go on my existing cabinets?
In most cases yes, provided the cabinet boxes are level and structurally sound. Older Rexdale kitchens often have well-built frames that just need shimming. Our consultant checks this during the in-home visit and tells you honestly before you commit, since it is far cheaper than replacing cabinetry you do not need to replace.
How long will my kitchen be out of use?
Not long. The whole job runs one to five days from measure to install, and the disruptive part is the install itself, a single two to four hour appointment. Old countertop removal happens the same day, so you are not left with an open kitchen overnight.
Q: The counter dead-ends at the door to the side entrance. How do you finish that edge? A: With a returned and polished end. A lot of the Rexdale sidesplits have a run that stops at the door to the side entrance or the garage, and a raw or laminated edge in that spot chips within a year of people brushing past it with grocery bags. We polish the end to the same profile as the front and, where the door casing crowds it, ease the corner so nothing catches a hip on the way through.
Quartz is not UV stable and should stay indoors. For an outdoor counter or a BBQ surround we use Dekton or porcelain, which handles direct sun and weather without fading. Mention the outdoor space at your consultation and the consultant will bring those samples along with the interior options.