Renovation Brothers fabricates and installs custom kitchen countertops in Salt Lake City, in quartz, granite, quartzite, and marble. We build them for how the room actually gets used, and for the hard water our valley runs on, with our own crew selecting, fabricating, and setting every slab.
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Every set of kitchen countertops in Salt Lake City we install starts with a different client and a different kitchen. The work below spans quartz, granite, quartzite, and marble, each slab templated, fabricated, and set by the Renovation Brothers crew.
Most of our work comes from clients we have already built for. The rest comes from the neighbors they send our way.
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"They have sided our home and just renovated our 1952 kitchen. Both of these jobs turned out stunning!"
Lorye S.
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"The 3D designs are a HUGE time and stress saver. They nailed my style and came up with ideas that I would have never thought of, but still felt like “me”. I will never do another renovation project without them! Do yourself a favor and invest in the process. It’s not cheap, but it’ll save you in the long road from making expensive mistakes and stressing over every decision."
Whitney
Park City Homeowner
"These guys are the best! We had five estimates… Peter and Mike were less expensive and did a great job. Nice guys, honest and hard workers. They did what they say they will do. We have asked them to come back to our home this summer to install a hot tub… If there not booked. Get them while you can. They are great! 10 out of 10 stars rating from us. Top notch!"
Andy & Jolee
Home Advisor
"The Renovation Brothers remodeled our kitchen and bathroom. They did a fantastic job, everything was done in a timely manner and they were great to work with and very clean. No hidden fees, trustworthy, I will only trust them to remodel any future projects. I highly recommend!"
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The right countertop depends on how you cook and what our hard water does to stone. Some clients want a surface they never think about. Others want the depth only natural stone brings to a luxury kitchen. We install all four below and help you weigh them before you order.
Engineered and non-porous, quartz needs no sealing and shrugs off the mineral spotting our hard water leaves on softer stone.
No two slabs match. We help clients pick granite that lasts decades, then seal it to hold its finish against daily wear and hard water.
For the look of marble with far more muscle, quartzite countertops resist scratching and heat, a natural stone built for a working luxury kitchen that sees real use.
Nothing reads quite like marble. We guide clients on where marble kitchen countertops shine and where a tougher stone serves a hard-used prep zone better.
A countertop runs through more hands than most clients expect: slab, design, templating, fabrication, then the set. We keep it all under one roof, so nothing gets lost between a designer and an outside shop. Here is how your project runs with Renovation Brothers.
Before we talk layout or budget, we walk you through stone options in person. We match each material to how your kitchen is actually used, the look you want, and what your Salt Lake City home calls for, so the choice fits from the start.
Our designers render your new counters in full 3D. You see the veining, the edge profile, and exactly where every seam will fall in your real kitchen, then refine each detail with us before a single slab is ever cut. No guesswork.
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We template on-site so the stone fits your actual walls, not a drawing. Then our crew cuts and finishes each piece by hand. Our countertop installation in Salt Lake City is owned start to finish by one team.
We set the stone, then dial in every seam, overhang, and transition until it reads as one clean surface. We walk the finished kitchen with you and do not call it done until you agree it is. All work carries our craftsmanship warranty.
The water that runs through most Salt Lake City homes is hard. It carries a heavy mineral load, and over time that mineral content leaves its mark on the wrong stone. Choosing the right countertop here is partly a water question, and it is one we answer with every client before a slab is ordered.
For clients who want the lowest upkeep, quartz countertops Salt Lake City homes rely on are the clear starting point. Quartz is engineered and non-porous, so it resists water and stains without sealing.
For those set on real stone, granite holds up beautifully for decades once sealed and maintained, and it is a surface Salt Lake City kitchens can lean on hard. Quartzite countertops sit in a similar tier, offering a marble-like look with far greater hardness.
Marble is the most beautiful stone we install and the most demanding. We are honest with clients about that. Marble kitchen countertops earn their place on a statement island or a baking station, where their cool surface and veining shine. In a heavy prep zone that sees acidic spills and constant traffic, a harder stone usually serves better, and we will steer you there.
Two counters cut from the same slab can turn out differently. What separates them is the sealing, the seam work, and how the edges are finished.
The edge profile shapes how the whole counter reads. A soft eased edge keeps things clean and quiet. A mitered edge builds visual weight. For a true centerpiece, waterfall edge countertops carry the stone straight down the side of an island in one continuous run, and the veining has to be matched across the fold. That is precise work, and it is exactly the kind of detail our fabrication crew is built for.
Many contractors hand countertops off to an outside stone shop. We do not. From the slab yard to the final set, one Renovation Brothers team owns the work.
Older homes in the Avenues, Holladay, and the east-side benches were rarely built perfectly square. A counter cut to a drawing will not sit right against walls like these. So we template on-site, capturing every angle and out-of-plumb wall. Custom kitchen countertops should be measured to your actual room, and that is the only way we do it.
A countertop never stands alone. It meets your cabinetry, your backsplash, and your sink, and each of those seams has to be planned before the stone is cut.
We plan the slab, the cabinet finish, and the backsplash as one decision. A pale quartz can brighten dark custom cabinets. A dramatic quartzite can anchor a lighter room. Because our design and build teams sit under one roof, these choices are made together, not negotiated between a designer and a separate installer after the fact.
Sometimes new counters are the opening move in a larger project. If that is where you are headed, our full kitchen remodel in Salt Lake City service covers the whole room, from layout to finish. Many clients pair new stone with fresh cabinetry, and our team brings the same standard to custom kitchen cabinetry built to fit your space. Whether you are updating one surface or rebuilding the room, we treat kitchen countertops in Salt Lake City as fabrication work, not a catalog order.
If your counters are worn, dated, or simply wrong for how you cook, that is a project we can take on its own or fold into a larger renovation. Renovation Brothers has fabricated and installed countertops across Salt Lake City and Park City for more than fifteen years, in kitchens from modest updates to full luxury builds. Contact us for a quote and we will begin with your space and what is not working in it now.
Tell Renovation Brothers what your kitchen needs. We will help you choose stone that lasts here.
No. Quartz is engineered and non-porous, so it never needs sealing. Granite is natural stone and does. We seal it on install and show you the simple upkeep that keeps it looking right, which matters more here given our hard water.
Engineered quartz handles it best, since it does not absorb water or the minerals hard water carries. Among natural stones, a well-sealed granite or quartzite holds up well. We walk you through the tradeoffs before you choose.
Cost comes down to material grade, how many slabs your layout needs, edge work, and seam complexity. A waterfall island asks more than a standard eased edge. We give you a clear, itemized estimate so nothing is a surprise mid-project.
Yes. We regularly fit new stone to existing cabinetry. We bring samples to your kitchen and view them against your cabinets and light, so the pairing works in your actual room rather than under showroom bulbs.
We template on-site once cabinets are set. That means we capture your real walls, including the out-of-square corners common in older valley homes, so the finished stone fits tight against every surface.
A waterfall edge is a real design statement, not a passing trend, and it works best on an island where it can be seen from all sides. It asks for careful veining and precise fabrication, both of which our crew handles in-house.
Our own crew fabricates and installs. You are not handed off to a separate stone shop halfway through. One team owns the work from slab selection to final set, which keeps the quality and the schedule in our hands.
Absolutely. A countertop-only project is a common request, and we treat it with the same care as a full build. If it later grows into a larger remodel, we are ready for that too.
Tell us about your kitchen and the surface you have in mind. Contact us for a quote, and we will help you choose stone that looks right and lives well in a Salt Lake City home.
Phone
801-708-4480
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Reach Out
mike@renovationbrothers.com
Location
5788 S 1145 E, Murray, UT 84121, United States
Working Hours
Business Hours: 24/7
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