SERVICES

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JDM Countertops, Inc. guides you through every step of creating or replacing your surfaces. We begin by understanding your needs and goals, then walk you through the process to set clear, realistic expectations. Because choosing the right material can be overwhelming, we help you make confident, informed decisions about natural or engineered stone.

Once you’re ready, we use advanced digital templating to ensure precise measurements. Your design is then crafted with our professional equipment and finished by skilled craftsmen. Our installation team returns to complete your project with a seamless, beautiful result.

JDM Countertops, Inc. is licensed for both residential and commercial work and has experience with a wide range of projects. While countertops are our most common service, stone surfacing is also perfect for fireplaces, shower walls, tub surrounds, stairs, pools, fountains, water features, tabletops, and more. Explore our gallery to see the endless possibilities.

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Countertops

We specialize in custom solid stone honed or polished granite countertops as well as quartz, marble, soapstone, travertine, and more. The natural antibacterial properties and easy cleaning make stone one of the most popular countertop materials.

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Walls

Extraordinary elegance of eye level stone brings the out of doors inside in a soothing visual reminder of our beautiful planet. Stone wall surfaces can be home to niches, ledges and windows.

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Fireplaces

A stone fireplace, either stacked or masonry, can be the focal point of your home, where guests can convene to enjoy the warmth of your home, hospitality, and hearth.

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Exteriors

Stone elements in your exterior combine with your  landscaping to provide a peaceful retreat where one can enjoy a seamless transition between man-made structures and nature.

OUR MEDIUMS

GRANITE

Granite is the most common material we use because it is hard and comes in many colors. It works well for any project and varies a lot in look and price. Cheaper granite is usually more speckled and granular, which many people picture when they think of granite. More unique and rare granite costs more.

Granite is strong, durable, and looks great, making it perfect for kitchen countertops. You can place hot items on it, it feels almost seamless, and you can even cut on it. Since granite is natural, it has natural variations, flaws, and cracks. That’s why customers must choose and approve their slabs before we start making or installing their countertops.

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MARBLE

Marble has been used for thousands of years and offers a unique look. However, it is softer than granite, so it's not ideal for busy areas like kitchen countertops. Marble usually has veins, so check carefully for cracks when choosing slabs. Marble doesn't come in as many options as granite, but you can still find bright whites, deep blacks, and shades in between. Prices vary based on where it comes from, how popular it is, how available it is, and how rare it is.

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LimeStone & Travertine

Limestone and travertine are popular flooring materials but are also available as slabs. Since they are softer than most stones, they aren't ideal for kitchen countertops. However, they work well for less-used areas like bathroom vanities, fireplaces, pools, shower walls, and tub surrounds. These stones come in earth tones like beige, brown, gold, and gray. They usually have a honed finish, which means smooth but not shiny. Travertine can be cut in two ways: vein-cut (linear look) and cross-cut (no clear direction). These stones need sealing about every two years.

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ONYX

Onyx is a soft, usually opaque stone. Its softness makes it great for back-lighting to add light and style. While too soft for kitchens, it's perfect for bathrooms, bars, fireplaces, and water features. Onyx comes in a few colors and is generally more expensive than other stones.

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QUARTZITE

Quartzite is a metamorphic rock derived from sandstone. Due to this process, and the fact that it's quartz-based, it has incredible strength, density, and durability that open it up to a wider variety of applications, including kitchens. Quartzite's availability is more limited than that of granite or marble, but it has a gorgeous one-of-a-kind appearance unlike that of any other stone on the market.

ENGINEERED QUARTZ

Engineered quartz is a man-made material taken from ground quartz and other natural minerals, and then poured into an epoxy and recast as a composite. Its durability and consistency are the reason it's gained so much popularity in the last several years, particularly in commercial and modern-style applications.

Manufacturers are widely expanding the color and pattern options to keep up with the demand. The price-point widely varies from manufacturer to manufacturer, but it tends to be higher on average than granite. Some of the manufacturers/lines we work with are:

  • Caesarstone

  • Cambria (Wilson Art)

  • Premium Natural Quartz

  • Quartz One

  • Radianz (Samsung)

  • Silestone

  • Zodiaq

It is important for our customers to keep in mind that all the materials we work with are natural and have inherent flaws and imperfections. We require our clients to approve their slabs prior to cutting, fabrication and installation. For more information on the various stone types, the Marble Institute of America is a great resource: http://www.marble-institute.com/consumers/varieties.cfm

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Learn About Our Translucent Stone

We offer a carefully curated selection of translucent stone that truly stands out and creates a stunning effect when illuminated with LED lights placed underneath.

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