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Custom Countertops in Rancho Cucamonga for Homes and the Trade

Rancho Cucamonga Custom Countertops is San Bernardino County's trusted fabricator of custom countertops in Rancho Cucamonga, CA, specializing in quartz kitchen tops, granite slab work and bathroom vanity tops. We offer full-height slab backsplashes and waterfall island ends.

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  • Seams approved before a cut
  • One written quote

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Same Kitchen, New Top

Drag the handle. Same room and cabinets; only the countertop changes.

Kitchen with golden oak raised panel cabinets and dated beige laminate countersThe same kitchen with white cabinets, a white quartz counter, a matching backsplash and a brass faucetBeforeAfter
Oak and laminate to white quartz, cabinets kept
Bathroom vanity with a golden oak raised panel base, a beige cultured marble top with an integrated oval basin and a brass light barThe same vanity with a white quartz top, a rectangular undermount basin and a brushed nickel faucetBeforeAfter
Cultured marble to quartz with an undermount basin

Trade accounts

For Contractors, Cabinet Shops and Builders

Fabrication to your template or ours, to your schedule, with shop drawings when the job calls for them.

Office reception desk with a thick white stone waterfall top over lit fluted oak panellingcommercial countertop installation in Rancho CucamongaVeined stone slabs racked in a fabrication shop beside a cut countertop with a sink opening on the benchwholesale countertop fabricationWhite oak kitchen with a large stone island, woven bar stools and brass dome pendantsbuilder countertop packages
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A free template visit for homeowners, a bid for contractors and builders.

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Countertops for Rancho Cucamonga homes and the trade

Our team provides wholesale fabrication for cabinet shops and remodelers, delivering durable, personalized countertops for homes and repeatable plan-by-plan tops for both residential and commercial projects. The same crew that templates your cabinets comes back to set the stone, so the measurement and the fit answer to one owner.

From sink cutouts polished on the bench and seams placed where the slab's pattern can hide them to tear-out, plumbing reconnect and the final bead of caulk, our team handles every detail. Serving Rancho Cucamonga along with Upland, Fontana and Ontario, we put the template and install dates in writing and leave every kitchen clean, level and ready to cook in.

How we work

One Crew From Template to Install

Homeowners get a free template visit. Contractors, cabinet shops and builders get tops to their schedule.

Same crewThe crew that templates your cabinets is the crew that installs the tops
Seams approved firstSeam layout marked on your chosen slab and approved before anything is cut
Cut in the shopEvery cut made wet in the shop, never in your home
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Three housing eras in Rancho Cucamonga, three different countertop jobs

A countertop job in Rancho Cucamonga depends first on when the house was built, because the city is three older communities stitched together. Alta Loma, Cucamonga and Etiwanda voted to incorporate as one city on November 30, 1977, and each era of building since then left a different kind of kitchen behind.

1970s and 1980s tract kitchens in Alta Loma and Cucamonga: a full tear-out

The original kitchens in the older Alta Loma and Cucamonga tracts usually mean removing tile set on a mortar bed or tired laminate before anything new goes down. Tile on mortar is heavy and slow to break out, and the cabinets underneath are often out of level after decades of use. We check every base cabinet with a level before we template, shim or reinforce what needs it, and quote the tear-out as its own line so the price is clear. In Alta Loma, homes north of Banyan Street sit on half-acre minimum lots on the foothill slope between roughly 1,400 and 3,000 feet of elevation, so we also plan how a slab gets from the truck to the kitchen: long driveways, steps and side yards all change the carry.

2000s builder kitchens: an upgrade over sound cabinets

A kitchen built during the 2000s usually has cabinets that are still square and solid, topped with builder-grade granite or tile. That is an upgrade, not a remodel. We lift the old top, confirm the boxes are level, and set a new quartz or granite top in a day without touching the cabinet doors, the flooring or the paint. This is also the moment many owners take the chance to run the stone up the wall as a slab backsplash.

Etiwanda Heights new builds: a builder package

Etiwanda Heights is the city's newest neighborhood, annexed in 2020, with the city planning roughly 2,700 to 3,000 single-family homes across a 790-acre area and no large-scale apartment buildings. New homes there are a production job: the same floor plan repeats across a phase, and the tops are cut to the plan and its upgrade levels. That is the work of our builder countertop packages, priced per home and scheduled with the builder's trades.

Homeowner or contractor: pick your path

Homeowners and trade buyers get two different paths here, and neither has to explain itself to a form built for the other.

If it is your own kitchen or bath

Call or send the form with the room, the rough size and what is there now. We book a measure, talk through material and edge, and give you a written quote. Once you approve it and pick a slab, we template on your installed cabinets and set the install date.

If you are a cabinet shop, remodeler or builder

Cabinet shops and remodelers can send drawings or a field measure and get tops fabricated only, or fabricated and installed under their own name, so the client relationship stays theirs. Builders send the plan set and finish schedule for a per-home package. General contractors, property managers and facility managers go to our commercial countertop page, where bids start from plans, submittals and a site walk. Rancho Cucamonga gives trade buyers plenty to build. Victoria Gardens, the 147-acre lifestyle center that opened in 2004, mixes restaurants, about 55,000 square feet of office space and 500 residential units. Office parks line Haven Avenue, and around Milliken Avenue about seven square miles are given over to distribution centers, many with break rooms and offices of their own. Those are restaurant bars, reception counters, break-room tops and unit kitchens, and each one is a bid we can price from drawings.

Materials we fabricate for Rancho Cucamonga kitchens and baths

The material decides the look, the upkeep and a large share of the price, so we walk every customer through it before a slab is chosen.

  • Granite: natural stone with real movement, cut from the actual slab you choose, and sealed because it can absorb liquid.
  • Quartz: engineered stone with a consistent pattern and no sealing required, the usual pick for a busy family kitchen.
  • Marble: calcite stone that reacts with acids, so lemon and vinegar dull the polish; beautiful in a bath or on a baking station.
  • Solid surface: acrylic or polyester sheet whose joints are sanded flat, so seams all but disappear, and small damage can be sanded out.
  • Concrete: poured or precast tops for a custom kitchen or an outdoor space.

Kitchen tops typically run 25 to 26 inches front to back and sit 35 to 36 inches above the floor, and we build to those numbers unless your cabinet plan or an island overhang calls for something else.

What custom countertops in Rancho Cucamonga cost

A standard kitchen of 30 to 40 square feet in quartz or granite is typically estimated at roughly $2,500 to $6,000 installed, with the slab you pick and the number of seams moving the price most. A large kitchen with an island in marble, quartzite or porcelain slab is usually estimated at about $8,000 to $20,000 for the whole kitchen. A single or double bathroom vanity top typically falls around $500 to $2,000. For builders, a per-home package is generally estimated at $3,000 to $8,000 per home depending on the plan and its upgrade level.

What moves the number

  • Square footage and slab count: we price the slabs it takes to cut your layout, not only the area.
  • Material group and grade, plus thickness.
  • Edge profile, from an eased edge to an ogee or a mitered edge.
  • Seams and where they sit, especially on a patterned granite.
  • Cutouts for the sink, cooktop and any outlets in a slab backsplash.
  • Overhang support with steel or corbels on an island.
  • Tear-out and disposal, heavier for tile on a mortar bed than for laminate.
  • Plumbing disconnect and reconnect, and any cabinet levelling.
  • Access, such as foothill driveways, stairs and long carries.

Every figure on this page is an estimate for Rancho Cucamonga and can change with slab prices and the details of your kitchen. Your final price is the one in the written quote we give you after the measure, and it depends on the slab, the layout and the tear-out we find on site.

How a job runs from template to install

A countertop job here runs in five steps, and one crew owns the measurement from the first visit to the last bead of caulk.

  • Measure and quote: we look at the cabinets, the old top and the access, then write the quote.
  • Slab selection: you choose the material and, for natural stone, the slab itself.
  • Template: once the cabinets are installed and level, we template the actual boxes, walls and appliances, never the plans.
  • Seam layout and cutting: we lay the template over your slab, show you where each seam falls, and cut wet in the shop, not in your house.
  • Install: we set the tops, join the seams, mount an undermount sink, and leave the reconnect ready for your plumber or ours.

The gap between template and install depends on slab availability and the fabrication queue, and your quote states it before you commit.

White oak kitchen with a heavily veined stone waterfall island, a matching full height backsplash and woven bar stools

What we do

Every Countertop Job We Take On

Twenty-two services, from a sink reattachment to a builder's plan-by-plan package.

Office reception desk with a thick white stone waterfall top over lit fluted oak panellingCommercial Countertop InstallationVeined stone slabs racked in a fabrication shop beside a cut countertop with a sink opening on the benchWholesale Fabrication for ContractorsWhite oak kitchen with a large stone island, woven bar stools and brass dome pendantsBuilder Countertop PackagesWhite quartz island photographed at three-quartersMultifamily & Apartment CountertopsReception desk with a thick white stone waterfall top over white oak panelling in an office lobbyTenant Improvement CountertopsQuartzite counter with gold and grey veining book-matched so the pattern mirrors across the seamRestaurant Countertops & Bar TopsBathroom vanity in white oak with a white quartz top, a rectangular undermount basin and a framed mirror between two sconcesHotel & Hospitality CountertopsWhite oak kitchen with a heavily veined stone waterfall island, a matching full height backsplash and woven bar stoolsKitchen Island CountertopsIsland with a mitred waterfall end, the veining running unbroken over the corner and down to the floorWaterfall Edge CountertopsKitchen with a white quartz waterfall island, navy shaker cabinets and brass pendant lightsFull-Height Slab BacksplashesDark speckled granite counter with a stainless gas cooktop set into it, above white oak cabinetsOutdoor Kitchen CountertopsWhite quartz island with soft grey veining, a stainless undermount sink and a brushed nickel pull-down faucetKitchen Countertop InstallationThe same kitchen with white cabinets, a white quartz counter, a matching backsplash and a brass faucetCountertop ReplacementDark speckled granite counter with a stainless gas cooktop set into it, above white oak cabinetsGranite Countertop InstallationWhite quartz counter run with faint grey veining, a stainless undermount sink and a brass gooseneck faucetQuartz Countertop InstallationPolished white quartz run photographed along its squared edge, with an undermount sink and white oak flat panel cabinetsSolid Surface CountertopsWhite marble island top with soft grey veining and a bowl of lemonsConcrete CountertopsCut stone countertop on a fabrication bench with a rectangular sink opening, slab racks behind itCountertop RepairQuartzite counter with gold and grey veining book-matched so the pattern mirrors across the seamCountertop SealingWhite marble island top with soft grey veining and a bowl of lemonsStone Polishing & Etch RemovalDouble vanity in white oak with a white stone top, two rectangular undermount basins and brass tapsBathroom Vanity TopsWhite quartz island with soft grey veining, a stainless undermount sink and a brushed nickel pull-down faucetUndermount Sink ReattachmentThe same vanity with a white quartz top, a rectangular undermount basin and a brushed nickel faucetCountertop Refinishing & Resurfacing
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The process

From First Call to Finished Top

Four steps, and nothing is cut until you have approved the slab and the seam layout.

  1. Call or send the form

    Homeowners book a free template visit. Contractors and builders send plans and a finish schedule for a bid.

  2. Choose the slab

    You pick the material and the slab, and we mark where every seam will fall before it is approved.

  3. Template and fabrication

    We template on your installed cabinets, then cut, edge and polish the tops in the shop.

  4. Install

    The same crew sets the tops, fits the sink, joins the seams and leaves the room clean.

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Where We Work

Questions

Questions We Hear Most

How much do custom countertops cost in Rancho Cucamonga?

A standard 30 to 40 square foot kitchen in quartz or granite is typically estimated at roughly $2,500 to $6,000 installed. The slab count, edge, cutouts and tear-out move it from there, and your written quote sets the final price.

Can you replace my countertops without replacing my cabinets?

Yes, when the cabinets are square, level and solid, which is common in 2000s builder kitchens here. We check each box at the measure, and if one needs shimming or a new support we tell you before quoting.

Do you fabricate tops for contractors and cabinet shops?

Yes. Send the drawings or your field measure and we fabricate only, or fabricate and install under your name. Builders and property managers have their own paths through our builder packages and commercial pages.

What happens at the template visit?

We template the installed cabinets, walls and appliance openings, confirm the sink and faucet you are using, and mark where the seams will fall. Nothing is cut until you approve that layout on your slab.

Do I need my sink and faucet before you template?

Yes. An undermount sink is cut to the exact bowl, and faucet holes are drilled for your fixture, so we need both on site or their spec sheets at the template visit.

Do you cover Alta Loma, Etiwanda and the rest of the city?

Yes. Alta Loma, Cucamonga and Etiwanda are all part of Rancho Cucamonga, and we cover the foothill lots above Banyan Street as well as the newer Etiwanda Heights neighborhood, plus nearby cities across three counties.

Is there a warranty on the work?

Yes, every finished installation comes with a written warranty, and we walk you through what it covers when we hand over the kitchen.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes, and we will hand you the licence number and a current certificate of insurance without being asked.

My top is only damaged, not worn out. Which page do I need?

Start at our services page, which sorts a chip, an etched ring, a thirsty granite and a dropped sink into the right fix. If the damage turns out to be a full replacement, we quote that instead at the same visit.

Book a free template visit or send plans for a bid

By submitting you agree to be contacted about your project.

Or call (909) 922-1858. Calls only, we do not receive text messages.

Free template visit

Talk to us about your countertops

Homeowners get a free template visit. Contractors and builders can send plans for a bid.

Call (909) 922-1858

Licensed, bonded & insured · License #585047. Calls only, we do not receive text messages.

Call (909) 922-1858Licensed, bonded & insured · License #585047