Countertop Canada Co. fabricates and installs quartz, granite, marble, porcelain and laminate countertops for homeowners across Canada. Our own crews laser-template, cut on CNC and set your stone — usually within a week of measuring, at one fixed written price.
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Every countertop is quoted as one fixed price after we template your kitchen in person. The same crew that measures your kitchen fabricates and installs it, whether you choose engineered quartz, natural granite or marble, or value porcelain and laminate.
Engineered quartz surfaces fabricated and installed across Canada. Non-porous, no sealing, and consistent slab to slab. Templated, cut and set in about a week.
$2,800 – $6,500 CAD Explore finish →Natural granite fabricated and installed across Canada. Heat-proof, scratch-resistant and genuinely one-of-a-kind. Choose your own slab at the yard.
$2,600 – $6,000 CAD Explore finish →Natural marble fabricated and installed across Canada. The classic luxury surface, with honest advice on where it belongs and where it does not.
$3,500 – $8,500 CAD Explore finish →Two very different value surfaces done well: ultra-durable porcelain slabs and modern high-pressure laminate. The budget-smart ends of the countertop range.
$1,200 – $4,500 CAD Explore finish →Upload a photo of your kitchen, tap the countertop surface, and try our materials on your own room. It runs entirely in your browser — your photo is never uploaded to us or stored anywhere.
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Open the full visualizer →A countertop job goes wrong in predictable ways: a lippy seam, a chipped sink cutout, a wall scribe with a visible gap, a subcontractor you never meet. These are the commitments we make on every install to make sure none of that happens in your kitchen.
Every crew member works under our business registration, liability insurance and provincial workers compensation coverage.
The number we quote after templating is the number you pay. Anything that changes the scope needs your written approval first.
We digitally template once the cabinets are set and level, so overhangs, the wall scribe and cutouts are exact rather than estimated.
Slabs are cut on a CNC and bridge saw, cutouts machined, and edges ground and polished in-house — not hand-cut on site.
Seams are planned for the least visible, least stressed spot, then colour-matched and drawn tight so they read as a fine line.
Quartz carries the manufacturer warranty, often lifetime, and every install carries our own two-year workmanship guarantee.
Tell us your rough measurements and the look you want. We help you choose between quartz, granite, marble, porcelain and laminate, point you to slabs where the stone is natural, and give you a fixed written price. It costs nothing and there is no obligation.
Once your cabinets are set and level, we laser-template the kitchen so every measurement is exact. The slab is cut on a CNC and bridge saw, seams are planned for the least visible spot, cutouts are machined and the edge is polished to your chosen profile.
We remove your old countertops, dry-fit the new pieces, then set, level, seam and secure them. Seams are colour-matched and sealed, the sink is fitted, and we walk the kitchen with you before the job is complete. Your warranty starts that day.
Real kitchens fabricated and installed by our crews in homes across Canada — quartz, granite, marble and porcelain, seamed and set to the same standard.
We had quartz installed across the whole kitchen and the result is better than we expected. The crew templated with a laser, the seam on the island is genuinely hard to find, and the price on the invoice was exactly what we were quoted. Clean, careful and on time.
Choosing our granite in person made all the difference. The movement we loved runs right across the island exactly how we wanted, because they planned the cut around it. Hot pans straight off the stove, no worries. Great communication the whole way.
I was worried about where the two pieces of quartz would meet and honestly you have to know where to look. They colour-matched it and drew it tight. The sink cutout is crisp and the edges are perfect. Would use them again without hesitation.
Our head office is in Mississauga, Ontario, and we operate through company crews and franchise locations across the country. One standard of fabrication, one warranty, and a local team that turns up when they said they would. The map shows where we are working today.
Countertop fabrication and installation, province by province. Tap yours for the cities we cover and how to book.
We are opening protected territories across Canada to owner-operators. You bring the work ethic; we bring the training, the fabrication systems, the supplier relationships, the brand and the homeowners already searching for countertops in your city.
Send a few photos of your current kitchen and your rough measurements and we will get back to you within one business day to arrange a free in-home template and a fixed written price.
Postal code, material, rough sizes, and a few photos of the current kitchen. Two minutes.
We visit, laser-template, and leave you one fixed written price with the full scope and schedule.
Our shop cuts and polishes; our crew sets and seams. Nothing is final until you have walked the kitchen with us.
Under a minute. Free, no obligation, and your details are never sold on.
Most full kitchens fall between $1,200 and $8,500 CAD installed. Laminate is the most affordable at roughly $25 to $50 per square foot; quartz runs about $80 to $140; granite about $70 to $130; porcelain about $90 to $160; and marble about $100 to $200. The total depends on your square footage, the material, the edge profile and the number of cutouts. We give one fixed written quote after templating in person.
From template to install is typically seven to ten days, with the fabrication happening in our shop during that window. The install itself is usually a single day for an average kitchen. You are without your old counters only for the short gap between removal and setting the new ones on install day.
It depends on how you use the kitchen. Quartz is best for zero maintenance and a consistent look. Granite is best for heat tolerance and a one-of-a-kind natural slab. Marble is best for a feature island where you accept some patina. Porcelain is best for heat, UV and outdoor use, and laminate is best when the priority is a tight budget. We help you choose at the quote.
For natural stone — granite and marble — yes, and it is worth it. Because every slab is unique, choosing the actual piece means no surprises and lets you plan how the movement runs across your island. For engineered quartz and porcelain, a showroom sample is reliable because the pattern is consistent from slab to slab.
Quartz and porcelain are non-porous and never need sealing. Granite and marble are natural stone and are sealed on installation, then resealed periodically — every one to three years for granite depending on the stone. Sealing is a quick ten-minute job, and a simple water-drop test tells you when it is due.
On granite and porcelain, yes — both are highly heat-resistant. On quartz, no — the resin binder can scorch, so use a trivet. On laminate, definitely not, as heat will damage the surface. If setting hot pans straight down matters to you, granite or porcelain is the surface to choose.
Our head office is in Mississauga, Ontario, and we work across the Greater Toronto Area including Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Oakville, Vaughan and Hamilton. We also operate in Ottawa, Montreal, Calgary, Edmonton, Vancouver, Winnipeg, Halifax and a growing list of other cities. Send us your postal code and we will confirm coverage and book your template.
Engineered quartz carries the manufacturer's warranty, which is often lifetime for residential use, and every install we do carries our own two-year installation guarantee covering seams, fit and workmanship. If something goes wrong with our workmanship in that period we come back and put it right at no charge. Your guarantee starts the day you sign off on the installed kitchen.