Most people think laminate means a drop-in with a lip. Or a stone undermount with a trench of silicone you clean with a toothbrush. Wyatt sets sinks made for laminate (Corian, plus quartz and stainless). The bowl and the top meet flush. You can't feel the joint. Wipe crumbs straight in.
Corian, quartz, or stainless — kitchen or bath
Built in the house with the top, not factory-set in a prefab deck
Bath about $350 installed. Kitchen more — the estimator has it
Price your kitchen.
Move the numbers. No email, no salesman. The real number gets confirmed at the free measure.
Square feet of countertop
45
Not sure? A typical galley kitchen runs 40–55 sq ft. A bath vanity is about 20.
For reference only: the same kitchen runs about $85/sq ft in quartz and about $90/sq ft in granite. No down payment, and nothing is owed until the top is in your house.
How it works
01
Pick your color at Johnson Brothers
Wilsonart and Formica, in person, in Idaho Falls. Bring a cabinet door.
02
Free measure — or text me a drawing
Whichever is easier. A napkin sketch with rough numbers is plenty to start.
03
Two or three days, pay when you see it
I build the top in your house. No down payment, no deposit, no financing pitch.
Included
Tear-out and haul-away of the old top
Top built and fitted on site
Flush undermount set with the top, if you want one
If the remodel ran hot, the tops are the line you can change without the kitchen looking like you gave up. Beautiful. You actually use it.
Don't put a hot pan on it. If you do, you didn't total the Ferrari. You visit the dent doctor — or I put a new top on. You could replace this three or four times for what one granite or quartz kitchen usually costs.
Laminate
~$25/sq ft
2–3 days, built on site
Soap and water. No sealer.
Doesn't drink the coffee
Ding it and you still have a kitchen
Quartz
~$85/sq ft
Great slab. Also wants a trivet.
No sealing
Template, then a shop
1–3 weeks typical
Granite
~$90/sq ft
Best with heat
Sealer on a calendar
Pick a slab at a yard
1–3 weeks typical
Also
Wood-grain tables, same laminate.
Not real butcher block. Wood-grain laminate that looks like wood and doesn't dent when you drop a plate. Round tops, coffee tables, built to your size. I'll quote it.