Custom Concrete Countertops
You should also look for a local contractor who can create beautiful and long-lasting custom concrete countertops. And here at WallsnEffects, we can provide the perfect countertop for your kitchen or bathroom. We design and build top-quality concrete products and are experts in custom concrete works. Our counters can be built to custom specifications so you can easily achieve a highly personalized kitchen or bathroom. You don’t have to worry about the installation cost since our products are reasonably priced. We’re serving residential and commercial clients throughout California. Some of the cities that we serve include Costa Mesa, Orange, Huntington Beach, Laguna Niguel, Newport Beach, San Clemente, Irvine, Mission Viejo, Fullerton, and Placentia. Contact us today at (714) 936-0066 for your inquiries or orders.
Custom Concrete Countertop: Best Option for Your Kitchen and Bathroom
Custom concrete countertops are your vanity tops; they can easily become focal points in your kitchen or bathroom. While most homes use granite-finished countertops, concrete counters can still compete in terms of beauty, durability, and functionality. In fact, a lot of contractors prefer concrete countertops because they can easily customize them to suit the needs of their clients.Another excellent quality of concrete is design flexibility. It can be designed to suit traditional or contemporary settings and can easily complement other materials such as stone, metal and wood. For example, concrete adds a plethora of possibilities to stone - and combined with slate - the result gives the home an overall warm, natural touch. Concrete decorative methods can also be used such as staining, stamping, coloring, and overlaying to create a design that complements your kitchen or bathroom theme.
Concrete’s durability is also one of the reasons why it is the choice of many contractors and homeowners. Concrete is very reliable and rigid, making it an excellent countertop material. It is resistant to heat and scratches, so your counter can take up the heat of your cooking pan or any other warm source.