Preparing for Countertop Install

Everything on the countertops should be removed.
If you are providing the cooktop, sink, faucet, air switch, grommet, etc., please send the specification sheets to your Designer prior to the template date.
- If that’s not possible, please have the specification sheets or the items onsite the day of.
New construction homes must have all cabinets and panels permanently attached to the wall and floor.
Farmhouse sinks must be installed.
A person familiar with the project must be on-site to discuss details.

Job site should be ready and clear of other subcontractors where countertops are to be installed.
Job site must be accessible by box trucks and vans.
Faucet, sink, and any accessories such as grommets or air switches not supplied by CKF must be onsite.
Existing countertops must be removed, plumbing must be disconnected, and large appliances (excluding dishwashers) must be removed from the install area.
Drawers should be removed from base cabinets.
If your project is a remodel and you are not keeping an existing tile backsplash, it must be removed before installation.
It is recommended to wait until the following day to have plumbing reconnected after install.
CKF is not responsible for damages to appliances left in place during the installation of the countertops.