Best Countertop Companies in Lexington, KY

Counter Culture Plus is proud of their environmentally friendly, on-site fabrication process for creating customized kitchen and bath surfaces in the heart of Lexington. The company offers free in-home consultations and measurements at no obligation backed by over a decade of experience in stone fabrication and installation. Counter Culture Plus is a member of the Home Builders Association of Lexington, the Remodelers Council, The Greater Lexington Chamber of Commerce, Inc., and has an A+ rating with the BBB.

Top Service of Lexington LLC manufactures custom countertops from granite, quartz, solid surface, and laminate in a 20,000 square foot facility in Nicholasville. The professional sales staff is available to work with residential and commercial clients, cabinet dealers, and commercial contractors. The company is a member of the BBB, the Remodeler’s Council, Home Builders Association, and the Marble Institute of America. Top Service implemented a remnant program for granite, quartz, and solid surface for small projects like islands and vanities to save customers money.

Stones & Granite of Lexington specializes in granite, marble, and quartz countertops, fireplaces, and outdoor barbecues for commercial and residential clients. The company was founded in 2003 and carries natural stones from over 30 countries. Customer reports included “knowledgeable and friendly” and “top notch service.” Stones & Granite of Lexington had the unique honor of fabricating and installing the 9/11 Response Monument in New York City.

Many Moons Design in Lexington operates two milling facilities to process reclaimed wood from dismantled barns and old log cabins. The smaller mill produces handcrafted surfaces, countertops, and custom furniture. The larger facility is geared to the production of high-quality flooring materials. The company is experienced in working with contractors, designers, and architects. Many Moons Design is the recipient of the 2012 Preservation Craftsman Award presented by the Blue Grass Trust for Historic Preservation.