Inland Empire Granite Countertops

Granite Countertops

Our products are cut from premium quality granite, which has been hand selected by our team for its natural color, grain structure and durability characteristics.

B Wholesale Flooring warrants to the original purchaser of this product that the granite is free from defects in the material and in the workmanship provided by B Wholesale Flooring and that the product has been inspected and approved under strict quality guidelines. This warranty is valid for one year.

B Wholesale Flooring realizes service is just as important as providing quality products. From our helpful and knowledgeable sales personnel to our professional installers, whenever you do business with us, you can expect a prompt and courteous response. We are strongly committed to frequent employee training and investing in the best equipment available in the industry. Together these give us the capability of expediting your order, with an average turnaround from templating to installation of just two weeks.

Countertop Installation

Granite is not only the hardest material available for countertops; it’s also the most expensive, with prices starting at $60 a square foot. Though adding granite countertops to any kitchen can be quite costly, they remain the premiere choice in many new and remodeled homes. The beauty and warmth offer an aesthetic appeal that can’t be found in other countertop materials.

Granite does cost more than other countertop materials, with the majority of the price coming from labor costs. Installing granite countertops is not a project for the do-it-yourself homeowner, seeking to save money on installation costs. Installation must be left to the professionals who have the right training and equipment. However, a homeowner can save money on some of the preliminary preparation and demolition work. Before the process of installing granite countertops can begin, range tops, the sink and the old countertops must be thoroughly removed. The remainder of the installation process must be left to the professionals.

The installers will note the positioning of electrical outlets, the sink, and the faucets, as the thickness of the granite may alter some of the process for re-installation of these items. The installers will also be trained to make adjustments for setting a cook top and re-securing the dishwasher stabilizer brackets without causing harm to the newly laid granite countertop.

The expertise required for installing granite countertops requires that this be one job left to the professionals. When properly installed, granite countertops are a beautiful and valuable addition to any home kitchen or bathroom.