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Put countertop removal in the written scope

Put old-top removal, disposal and cabinet protection beside the stone work in your written scope.

Describe the old countertop and backsplash

Photograph the current countertop and backsplash, including the sink and visible edges. Write down the existing material if you know it. Mark anything uncertain for the person quoting the replacement to inspect.

Ask who protects the cabinets and removes material

Ask who removes the existing top and how cabinet protection fits into the scope. Record who handles material disposal and what happens if removal exposes a repair need. Keep the answers beside the installation description.

Record disposal and any repair responsibility

Ask for the included disposal and repair work to be written clearly. Check which conditions require an additional quote or another trade. The granite price is easier to review when the surrounding work has its own named responsibility.

Keep the next step clear.

Use your checklist to keep open decisions beside the work they affect. Confirm the complete scope and price before booking.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Get your countertop plan ready.

Start with your room sketch. Add your stone ideas and the work you need around the countertop.

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