There is no universally correct answer, as the timeline of when to reseal varies by material type, age of countertop, and condition. You can use the following test at home to see if it's time to reseal: go to the most-used part of a counter, which is typically the sink. Sprinkle some water on the surface of the counter. We've found that if the drops of water stay beaded for less than one minute before soaking in and darkening the counter, then it is likely time to reseal. We're happy to answer additional questions. 

Contact Slabworks of Montana today for quality resealing of custom countertops in Bozeman, MT. According to IBISWorld, there are about 2,742 countertop manufacturing businesses in the United States, but not all of them can promise the decades of experience we offer!

No, we don't offer countertop tear-out services. When preparing for custom countertops, project measurement accuracy is at its best if you or a contractor can complete the removal of the old countertop before we make the template; however, we can create the project template around the old countertop before it is torn out. If you'd like a template, reach out to our team today and learn what makes us the first choice for countertops in Bozeman, MT!

There are a few simple steps you should take to prepare for our custom countertops in Bozeman, MT. First, ensure the work area is clear of unnecessary items and debris. Please make sure there's a clear path between the work area and the parking area/vehicle access point of your location. This path should be cleared of snow and ice, especially in the colder months, so that workers can safely carry products that can weigh in the hundreds of pounds.