Quartz and natural stone countertops templated on your cabinets, fabricated to the drawing and installed by the same team.
Free in-home visit. Written estimate after the visit.
A countertop is only as good as its template. A slab cut to a drawing that does not match the cabinets leaves gaps at the wall, a seam in the wrong place or a sink cutout that does not line up. That is why measuring and fabrication belong to the same people.
Rain City templates your counters on the installed cabinets, fabricates the stone to that template, and installs it: kitchens, islands with waterfall edges, and bathroom vanity tops. You choose the material from samples we bring to your home, and the delivery, fabrication and installation are on our schedule.







From the sample to the finished edge.
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Quartz and natural stone: dolomite, granite, marble, quartzite, schist and soapstone, in different colors, patterns and thicknesses. Samples come to your home.
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Exact measurements of the installed cabinets, walls and appliance openings, so the stone fits without gaps or oversized seams.
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Cutting, edge profiling and polishing to the drawing, with seams planned where they are least visible.
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Undermount and farmhouse sink cutouts, cooktop openings and faucet holes cut to the fixtures you chose.
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Island tops with an overhang for seating and waterfall edges that carry the stone down to the floor.
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Vanity tops with sink cutouts and backsplashes in the same materials as the kitchen.
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The stone is delivered, set, seamed and sealed where the material needs it, and the old counters are removed and hauled away.
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A tile backsplash or a stone backsplash cut from the same slab, installed after the counters are set.
Rain City is a licensed, bonded and insured Washington general contractor. The plumber, the electrician and the tile setter are on our schedule, not yours.
The finished kitchen exists as a 3D model before anything is ordered or removed. Changes are made there, where they cost nothing.
We buy and deliver the cabinets, stone and tile, take out the old kitchen and haul the debris away. Nothing waits in your driveway for someone else.
You get the estimate in writing after the in-home visit. The workmanship is covered for one year; materials by their manufacturers.
The samples make the choice easy to see. This is what you are choosing between.
Engineered from ground quartz and resin. Non-porous, no sealing, consistent pattern from slab to slab. The most practical surface for a working kitchen.
Natural igneous stone, hard and heat tolerant, with a speckled or veined pattern that varies slab to slab. Sealed at installation.
Natural stone, harder than granite, often with the light veined look of marble. Sealed at installation.
Softer and more porous than quartzite; scratches and etches with acids like lemon and wine. Chosen for the look by people who accept the patina.
A natural stone between marble and quartzite in hardness, usually white or gray with soft veining.
Dense, non-porous and soft to the touch; darkens with oil over time. Scratches can be sanded out.
A layered metamorphic stone with mica that catches the light. Less common, more character.
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"Alex did a phenomenal job on our kitchen remodel!! He works fast and is meticulous. He really cares about the quality of his work and the satisfaction of his clients. We are so pleased with how our cabinets turned out!"
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"Exceptional kitchen remodel and general contractor service !!! I rarely bother myself to leave feedbacks, but this guy deserves it. Highly professional and professionalism is in details- that's what this guy delivers . Alex is very positive personality, he is super punctual, intelligent and a very pleasant guy to work with . I wish him all the best in his business and without any hesitation I can recommend him to anyone who is looking high quality at a fair price."
Victor C.
"Alexander Biriuk built our kitchen cabinets. The results were spectacular, stunning and completed with such care. Alexander is a pleasure to work with and no surprises."
Jeffrey Lang
Tell us about your project and we'll set up a free, no-obligation consultation.
Our team takes precise measurements of your walls and rooms to ensure accuracy.
We create a detailed project plan and a 3D visualization to help you envision the final result.
Once you approve the project, we handle the purchase and delivery of all materials and begin the work.
Fabrication typically runs one to two weeks after templating, depending on material availability and edge detail. We give you a date range at approval rather than a promise we can't hold, and we tell you the moment a slab is confirmed.
Often, yes, if the boxes are structurally sound and level. We inspect them first. Setting new stone on failing cabinetry is a good way to spend real money on a surface that will move.
For natural material we strongly recommend it. Two slabs of the same named stone can look like different rocks entirely, and photos flatten the veining. Engineered surfaces are far more consistent, so a sample is usually enough.
Nearly always, to some degree. Anyone promising an invisible seam in veined stone is overselling. What we control is where it lands and how tight it closes.
We handle that as part of the same scope, whether it's a stone slab carried up the wall or tile. Coordinating both avoids the mismatch that happens when two trades measure separately.
Dismantling and debris removal are part of what we do, so demolition and haul-away are handled by our team rather than left on your driveway. Tell us what you're replacing and we'll set up a free consultation. Call (253) 466-8709.
Send the form or call (253) 466-8709. We come to your home with the samples, and a written estimate follows the visit.
A countertop is the one surface in your kitchen that gets no forgiveness. Cabinets can be shimmed, tile can be adjusted at the grout line, paint hides a multitude of sins. Stone arrives cut to a template, and if that template was taken over cabinets that weren't dead level, you'll see it forever in the gap along the backsplash. Which is why homeowners hire countertop contractors in Bellevue, WA projects actually need rather than ordering a slab and hoping the install crew figures it out.
Everything hinges on the day someone digitizes your kitchen. By then the base cabinets must be installed, leveled, and locked down, the sink has to be on site, and the range or cooktop needs to be confirmed by model number. We coordinate that sequence because we're the ones setting the cabinets in the first place, so nobody is waiting on anybody. Where countertop installation in Bellevue, WA homes require goes wrong is almost always a scheduling failure, not a stone failure. A template taken a day early against unfinished cabinetry produces a piece that fits nothing.
Seam placement is a design decision that gets treated like a technical afterthought. We'd rather put a seam behind the faucet run or at an inside corner than let it land dead center on your island where every guest leans. Overhangs matter too. Anything past ten or twelve inches wants support underneath, and hidden steel brackets keep that clean instead of the corbels nobody wants. Sink cutouts get polished properly for undermount work, because a rough reveal shows every day when you rinse a pan. Good countertop fabricators in Bellevue, WA work depends on will talk to you about all of this before cutting, not after.
We install a wide range of natural stone: dolomite, granite, marble, quartzite, schist, and soapstone, in different thicknesses and finishes. Engineered quartz stays popular for a reason, since it shrugs off red wine and lemon juice without sealing. Marble is gorgeous and it etches, full stop. If you cook acidic food nightly and you'd be upset by a dull ring near the stove, we'll steer you elsewhere and tell you why. Homeowners weighing stone countertops in Bellevue, WA should ask three questions: how much daily abuse, how much maintenance tolerance, how much the seam count will show. Heavily veined slabs look spectacular and also make matching across a seam far harder.
Logistics plays a far more significant role than is generally realized. Renovating an apartment in downtown Bellevue involves using freight elevators and adhering to the building’s operating schedule, it also requires cutting a stone slab into sections small enough to maneuver around the lobby corner. Older homes in the Eastside area often feature narrow side passages or steep driveways, and a solid slab can weigh several hundred pounds - even before anyone has even touched it. We plan access before fabrication, not on install morning. Requests for bathroom countertops Bellevue WA clients bring us come from across Kirkland, Redmond, Sammamish, Newcastle, Mercer Island, Medina, Yarrow Point, Woodinville, Bothell, and Seattle, and our office sits in Downtown Bellevue at 10900 NE 4th St.
When one company sets the cabinets and another cuts the stone, a bad fit turns into a phone call between two parties who each blame the other. We remove that entirely. Our crew handles measurement, sourcing, delivery, fabrication, and installation, so there's one number to call and no gap to fall through. We're a licensed, bonded, and insured Washington State general contractor, license #BIRIUCL808C6, with a 5.0 rating from 140+ Google reviews. Recent work includes a Bellevue kitchen finished in Calacatta quartz with floor-to-ceiling cabinetry and full appliance integration.