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How to Prepare For Custom Countertop Installations

Mar 28, 2023

According to Rock Doctor, the world's oldest type of igneous rock, formed as many as 300 million years ago, is granite. This is just one reason that granite is a longtime favorite of homeowners. Of course, it's not the only option, as there are many wonderful natural stones to choose from when designing your custom countertop installations. If you're getting ready for new counters in your kitchen, here are a few tips to help make the process go smoothly.


Clear Off Your Countertops


It may sound obvious, but this is a simple step that can be easily overlooked in the hustle and bustle of daily family life. Putting away any countertop appliances like coffee makers and air fryers also ensures that they are protected during the installation process. Custom countertop installations are often a job that creates a lot of dust and debris. Removing as much as you can from the open areas before the installation begins can help save you some time and effort to clean it up afterward.


Put Down Tarps or Drop Cloths


Workers will be coming and going in and out of your kitchen and home during the installation. When you put down floor coverings before the work begins, you'll be able to ensure that your floors are protected from dirt and debris. Taking care of this task before the project starts will also help you save time. Direct the crew to the path that you want them to take, and advise them of any areas that they should avoid.


Create a Temporary Kitchen


Unfortunately, your kitchen is going to be out of commission during the entire installation process. If you have the space, it could be a great idea to set up a temporary kitchen for use. Setting up a coffee station in your dining room will help you maintain some semblance of normalcy while your kitchen is a no-go zone. The installation can also be a great excuse to not have to cook at all if you and your family are okay with dining out or having take-out for however long the process takes.


Our team of professionals makes sure that all of our custom countertop installations exceed our customers' expectations. If you're ready to upgrade the counters in your kitchen, give Provin USA a call and schedule a consultation today. We look forward to seeing you soon!

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