High-End Natural Stone Countertops in Cokato, MN

The Perfect Complement For Custom Cabinets

 
 

How To Get Custom Countertops

The Process Is Easier Than You Think

 
 

Step One

Schedule A Design appointment

Step Two

We join you onsite to review the scope of your project

 
 

Step Three

visit our showroom and review your quote

Step Four

Approve Your Custom Design

Step Five

We Complete An Expert Install

 

 

Our Vast Selection of Natural Stone Countertops

Which Surface Should You oose?

 

Quartz Countertops

Quartz is overtaking granite in popularity, especially for spaces with a clean, modern aesthetic. Some things to note about quartz are:

  • It’s super low-maintenance because you never need to reseal it.

  • You can use any cleaner you like on it.

  • It comes in endless styles and colors.

  • It’s not heatproof like other natural stone countertops, but using a hot pad is easy!

 

Granite Countertops

Granite is a classic stone choice for countertops, and the warm hues suit a traditional-style kitchen or bath very well. Some things to note about granite are:

  • You need to reseal the surface every year.

  • You should select cleaning products carefully and wipe up spills quickly, or they can leave a stain.

  • The colors and textures of the stone can bring depth to a space.

  • It’s heatproof, though the surface can scratch without a hot pad.

 

 

Marble Countertops

Marble countertops are known for their timeless elegance and are especially popular for baking spaces. The unique veining adds a luxurious look to any room that is unmatched. It’s helpful to note that marble is softer and more porous than granite so it needs regular sealing to prevent staining and etching.

 

Quartzite Countertops

Often mistaken for marble, quartzite is a naturally occurring stone with marble-like veining in whites, grays, and beiges. Because the stone is strong and resistant to wear, it’s extremely heat-resistant and a bit more low-maintenance than marble, though it still benefits from periodic sealing to maintain its shine.

 

 

Soapstone Countertops

With a soft, matte finish and rich, deep hues that will darken slightly with age, soapstone provides a unique, rustic look that only develops further character over time. It’s non-porous and naturally resistant to stains, bacteria, and heat, making it an excellent choice for busy families. This type of countertop is also popular in farmhouse-style kitchens.

 

Porcelain Countertops

Porcelain countertops are crafted from dense clay, making them incredibly durable, heat-resistant, and stain-resistant. Known for their ultra-thin profiles and modern aesthetic, porcelain surfaces can mimic marble and other stones for a look that is as unique as your kitchen.

 

 

 
 

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Design Custom Countertops That Complement Your Home’s Decor

Nothing elevates the style and functionality of a kitchen or bathroom quite like the timeless beauty of natural stone countertops. If your space could use a boost in design, turn to our experts for custom countertop design services in Cokato, MN. Through our partnership with Cambria, Stone Holding, MSI (Plymouth), Amsum & Ash, and Midwest Specialty Products (Shakopee, MN), we are able to offer a full range of materials, finishes, and edge profiles that guarantee you will be able to craft a design that reflects your personal style while also meeting the demands of your daily life.

  • When you reach out to our specialists to bring your dream kitchen or bathroom to life, we take the time to sit with you and discuss your style preferences, functional needs, and budget. With this information in mind, we will help you select the ideal countertop material to complement your space. Whether you lean toward granite or quartz countertops, you can count on our team to make it as easy as 1-2-3 to create a room you will never want to leave.

    Pair Your New Countertop With Custom Backsplash

    If you’re updating your kitchen’s countertops, you can’t forget about the possibility of adding a backsplash. Our team can help you match your backsplash to your countertops so that they enhance your entire kitchen’s aesthetics.

    Choosing Your Backsplash

    • Opting for No Splash: In some cases, leaving the wall bare can elevate your kitchen’s design, especially if you plan to add a tile backsplash on a nearby wall. This minimalist approach is perfect for open, modern kitchens where less is more.

    • 3” - 4” Backsplash: A 3-4” backsplash is the industry standard, providing a clean, polished finish without overwhelming the space. This option is especially convenient if you’re replacing your countertops but keeping your existing cabinetry. Our team can customize the backsplash height to cover any paint or caulk lines left behind after removing your previous countertops.

    • Full-Height Backsplash: Extending the beauty of your countertop up the wall is becoming an increasingly popular design trend. With a full-height backsplash, we will place your chosen countertop material between the base and upper cabinets for a streamlined look. We can even help you determine ideal outlet placement and material selection so that your design not only looks amazing but functions properly as well.

    Our Exquisite Countertop Installation Services in Cokato, MN

    We don’t just stop at helping you design the perfect countertop — we bring your design to life in our shop and then carefully install the new countertops in your home. We measure, cut, and fit each piece precisely to your specifications so that you can have peace of mind knowing your new countertops will remain durable and beautiful for years to come.

    Factors to Consider When Choosing Between Granite and Quartz Countertops

    As we mentioned earlier, you will often find options for quartz and granite countertops when you search for custom countertops for sale in Cokato, MN. But how do you decide which is right for your home? Our team will help you weigh the following factors:

    • Appearance: No two slabs of granite are exactly alike, with each slab showcasing natural and unique veins, flecks, and colors. Quartz, on the other hand, is manufactured, so it has a more uniform look, which some homeowners prefer because it promises consistency. With either option, you can trust it will pair nicely with your custom cabinetry!

    • Durability: Both granite and quartz are incredibly durable surfaces, but they each have their strengths. Granite is highly heat-resistant, making it ideal for a kitchen where hot pots and pans may be placed on the counter. Quartz is slightly more stain and scratch-resistant than granite, which makes it a great choice for busy households.

    • Maintenance: Granite countertops require periodic sealing to maintain stain resistance, whereas quartz is virtually maintenance-free due to its non-porous nature.

    • Cost: While prices can vary based on the exact material and design, quartz countertops often tend to be slightly more expensive than granite. However, both are excellent long-term investments in your home’s value.

    Try Natural Stone Countertops in Your Bathroom!

    Granite and quartz aren’t just for kitchens; they can also enhance the elegance and functionality of your bathroom. With our custom countertop design services, you can get a surface that is not only beautiful but also resistant to the moisture and humidity commonly found in bathrooms. From modern, minimalist designs to classic, ornate finishes, our team can help you design a bathroom vanity top that complements your personal style and fits seamlessly into your space. If you’re looking to make your bathroom as stylish as your kitchen, consider a stone countertop from Sean’s Cabinetry.

    Create Your Dream Home With Our Custom Countertops for Sale in Cokato, MN

    Ready to transform your space with custom countertops? Your journey to a beautiful home begins with a simple conversation. Contact Sean’s Cabinetry today to get started on your project. Our team is here to help you choose the best materials and design for your kitchen and bathroom so you end up with a product that you’ll love for years to come.

What It’s Like To Get Natural Stone Countertops

Hear Directly From Our Customer:

“We now have a SHOWCASE WORTHY kitchen!

Sean’s did an outstanding & timely job on our full set of custom kitchen cabinets and bathroom vanity. They communicated throughout the whole process & kept us up-to-date. Their attention to detail was on-point and they worked in our home in a very professional way.”

— Brian L.

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Fill out our Design Appointment form and attach inspiration photos, plus photos of your space, to get your quote as quickly as possible.

 

Quartz Countertops From Cambria

Manufactured Locally In Le Sueur, MN

We proudly source our quartz countertops from Cambria because of their quality, durability, and beauty.

View their available quartz styles below to find inspiration for your space.

 

Kitchens Are Just One Of The Rooms We Do

If It Has Countertops In It, We Can Do It

 
 

Countertop Questions

What Homeowners Want To Know About New Countertops

 

  • We recommend using mild soap, warm water, and a soft cloth to remove any food or splatters. You should also have certain types of stone, like granite, resealed every six (6) months. After installation, we'll provide complete care instructions so that you can get the most use out of your countertops.

  • Most countertop projects take 3-4 weeks from the date of our first design appointment until the installation is complete. 

  • You are welcome to be home, of course, but you do not have to take time off from work for the installation. We just need to be able to get into the room we’re working on, and we can take it from there.

  • We are proud to offer locally made Cambria quartz, and it has quickly become one of the most popular options with our clients. Of course, we can also install any natural stone surface you prefer, such as granite or marble. Simply let us know which material you are interested in when you inquire about our countertop installation services.

  • Yes, natural stone countertops, like granite, are quarried from the earth, and each slab has unique patterns. Manufactured stone countertops, such as quartz, are made by combining natural materials with resins and pigments to create a consistent look and enhanced durability.

  • Yes, we do! As a versatile and budget-friendly option, we design and install laminate countertops. These counters are crafted from a blend of particleboard or plywood and topped with layers of plastic laminate for a durable, easy-to-clean surface that comes in an array of colors and patterns. In fact, you can choose a laminate countertop that mimics the appearance of natural stone!

 
 

 

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