Creating a simple sketch of your kitchen is a great way to help us give you an accurate estimate for your countertops. Don't worry, it doesn't have to be perfect! 

 

First, grab a piece of paper, a pencil, and a tape measure or ruler. Start by drawing the outline of your countertops. Make sure to include all the sections, corners, and unique shapes.

 

Next, measure the length and width of each section and jot down the measurements directly on your drawing. Don't forget to mark the placement and dimensions of any sinks, cooktops, or other fixtures.

 

Once you've got the basics down, it's time to mark where you need edgework by placing a small "x" on those spots. If you want a backsplash, use a different symbol, like a rectangle, and note its height. Label important features like "sink" and "cooktop" so we can clearly understand your layout.

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After you've double-checked your measurements, take clear photos of your sketch. It's also helpful to snap a few pictures of your actual kitchen from different angles. This gives us a better idea of the space we're working with

 

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