Since granite is a long-term investment in your home, likely, you’ve never gone through the process before. You may be curious to know what goes on during installation? How long it takes to complete your granite kitchen countertops? What do you need to do before the installation team comes to install?
Here is information about what you can expect when the install team comes to install your beautiful new countertops for your peace of mind.
What Should You Do During the Installation?
We want the installation to be as good as possible, but we also want you to feel relaxed with the process. If you have any queries, please clear them up before the installers start bringing in the granite. They will, of course, be ready to answer any questions you have after the installation.
Installing stone countertops requires a lot of focus and precision. Installation teams can develop proven game plans that allow each team member to complete their task. Trusting that their partners follow the timetable and prepare for the next job.
Ensuring That every cabinet is Level and Secured
It is essential that the cabinets are as level as possible and completely secured to the wall before the granite kitchen countertops are put in place. In the case of free-standing islands, all the island cabinets need to be securely anchored to the floor. This protects the stone from tripping hazards.
Our guys won’t need to spend as much time with the level tool if your cabinets are new, but this is an essential step for any installation. If this finishes correctly, you do not have to think about replacing your countertops for the lifetime of your home.
Suppose cabinets are entirely out of level, and the unevenness cannot be rectified by placing shims under the new granite countertops. In that case, the cabinet contractor needs to level the cabinets.
That way, the cabinets’ levelness, and sturdiness evaluation may be well before the installation day, preventing unpleasant last-minute surprises.
That is why we put so much emphasis on maintaining a highly trained staff with years of experience. Any variations in the plane will be offset with small wood shims as the granite.
If you have chosen an under-mount sink (which is the most common type of sink installation), at this point. One of the installers will attach our rail or clip system for keeping that sink nice and snug up under the granite kitchen countertops.
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