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The Countertop Store of San Carlos

151 Old County Rd
San Carlos, CA 94070 650-598-0100

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The custom made a Corian countertop to match one that was 25 years old. - Apr 04, 2024

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K W DeAlba Tile Co

955 E San Carlos Ave
San Carlos, CA 94070 650-593-8910

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Keane Kitchens

415 Old County Rd
Belmont, CA 94002 650-631-0330

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Home Depot

1125 Old County Rd
San Carlos, CA 94070 650-592-9200

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Had Corian kitchen counter installed. Did professional job at reasonably good... - Dec 08, 2013

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Artistic Tile & Stone

1100 Industrial Rd #2
San Carlos, CA 94070 650-631-8453

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Cabinet World USA

1501 Laurel St
San Carlos, CA 94070 650-592-8020

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Da Vinci Marble

1480 Industrial Rd
San Carlos, CA 94070 650-595-2500

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Excellent selection of quartzite, marble, limestone, tile and other materials. - Jan 22, 2020

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Harvest Kitchen & Mosaic

920 Center St
San Carlos, CA 94070 650-620-9639

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Quesco Kitchen Warehouse

151 Old County Rd #G
San Carlos, CA 94070 650-593-1888

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Sticks-N-Stones

947 Center St
San Carlos, CA 94070 650-592-9380

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Used them as a fabricator and installer for granite and quartz. They use CAD... - Jan 18, 2020

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Are you ready for a kitchen makeover? Here's advice on how to get the kitchen you crave for the least amount of hassle and money. We provide tips and ratings to help you plan your space, find the right designers, suppliers, and contractors, and get good prices.

Since you’ll probably redo your kitchen only every 10 to 20 years, you’ll want to select finishes and fixtures that you love. But also make sure they fit current, up-and-coming, and long-term cabinet and countertop trends.

While granite is still popular, the most popular kitchen countertops are quartz, which looks like stone but is actually a mashup of minerals and resins and usually colored with patterns that mimic granite or marble. No matter what type of material you select, you can save plenty by shopping for the best price.

Finding the right appliance, buying it, and getting it delivered and installed without hassles can be an aggravating experience. Fortunately, some area stores serve their customers well, and you don’t have to pay more to get this kind of treatment.

Begin by carefully considering what you think you want and how you can get it. Weigh your wish list against what you’ll probably pay to fulfill it.

To get your money’s worth, and a job that looks good and lasts, here are tips on tiling—from finding a good contractor to checking the finishing details.

Whether you need to cover a kitchen backsplash, redo the floor in your powder room, or pick finishes and materials for an entire house, tile is a big part of many remodeling projects. But walk into a tile showroom or home improvement store, and you may be overwhelmed with options. Cement or porcelain? White or off-white subway tiles? Glass tiles etched and painted with songbirds or a marble mosaic that looks straight out of Pompeii?