With all of the components of putting together a new kitchen, I have to say that the countertop process was the one and only thing that went off without a hitch! Thank you so much- the new tops are beautiful. We recently had River Road Tops install new counter tops for us. The owner Richard and his daughter Elizabeth were very pleasant and patient in helping us find what we wanted. The price was fair and the installment was very professional. We are very pleased with the new granite counter tops, they look great!

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Granite

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Granite is a common type of igneous rock. Igneous rocks are formed when magma is cooled underground creating a plutonic rock. This rock is extremely durable and hard, which makes it the perfect substance for countertops. Granite is an all-natural stone product, which is mined from the earth. It is offered in a wide variety of colors and patterns, making each slab unique.

Quartz

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Created by combining 95-percent natural stone with 5-percent polymer resins, manmade quartz is a super-hard, low maintenance surface with the look and feel of natural stone. It is non-porous and does not need to be resealed. Quartz surfacing material is approximately 93% pure quartz crystals, which gives the product depth and radiance without the imperfections of natural stone.

Solid Surface

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Solid Surface is a man-made material usually composed of bauxite, acrylic or polyester resins and pigments. Some of the most familiar brands include, Corian, HI-MACS, Staron, Wilson Art, and Formica. Solid Surface is the most versatile countertop material available. Offered in a wide range of colors and patterns, you will surely find a match for your home.

Laminate

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Plastic laminate has been part of our surroundings for decades, yet most people don't know much about the product that is found virtually everywhere - in homes, restaurants, hospitals and even bowling alleys! The name itself - "plastic laminate" - can lead to misunderstandings. High pressure decorative laminate (HPDL) is made by saturating sheets of decorative and core paper with resins, then pressing them under high heat, fusing the layers into a single sheet.Surprisingly, a sheet of laminate is only 30% plastic resin; the rest is paper!

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