Cabinetry
is what we do best
At Trailblazer Kitchens, we know choosing the right cabinets can feel overwhelming—but it doesn’t have to be! From inset to framed to frameless, each style has its own look, storage perks, and price point. Learn more and feel confident about which option will fit your kitchen best.
We also offer tile, stone, hardware & flooring.
We know that great design is about more than looks—it’s about creating spaces that work flawlessly every day. With deep expertise in interior design, we can help you bring your entire room together right in our showroom. From kitchens and bathrooms to great rooms, pantries, laundries, and studies, we supply all the finishing materials you need to achieve a seamless, cohesive style throughout your home.
Countertops
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Quartz, an engineered material made of crushed stone and resin, offers consistent patterns, durability, and low maintenance, while natural stone like granite, marble, or quartzite provides unique veining and a one-of-a-kind aesthetic, though some require sealing and extra care. Both materials are available in a variety of finishes, from polished to matte or textured, to suit different design styles.
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Quartz and natural stone slabs come in standard sizes around 55" × 120", with jumbo slabs up to 65" × 130", and thicknesses from 2 cm (¾") to 3 cm (1¼").
These slabs are highly versatile and can be used for
kitchen countertops and islands
backsplashes,
bathroom vanities
shower walls
fireplace surrounds
feature walls and bars
outdoor kitchens or BBQ areas.
Their large size minimizes seams, creating clean, seamless surfaces that combine beauty and functionality in any space.
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Countertop pricing depends on the material, finish, and design complexity. Engineered stone and entry-level quartz typically start around $40–$60 per sq ft. Mid-range options, including higher-end quartz patterns and many granite varieties, often run $60–$110 per sq ft. Premium selections such as exotic granites, quartzites, or specialty finishes generally cost $100–$150 per sq ft. At the top end, luxury materials—like rare marbles, semi-precious stone inlays, or highly customized surfaces—can reach $200–$400+ per sq ft.
Tile
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Diverse mix—including porcelain, ceramic, glass, natural stone (marble, limestone, travertine), metal, luxury vinyl, and terrazzo
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A massive suite of tile formats—subway, mosaics, handmade, 3D, large-format, wood-look, decorative/encaustic, marble-look, luxury vinyl planks, pavers, and concrete-look—even pool coping and bullnose edges
Designed for broad use—walls, floors, backsplashes, showers, pools, outdoors, commercial spaces, and luxury vinyl planks specifically for flooring
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Tile pricing varies greatly depending on style, size, and material. Basic ceramic and porcelain options can start as low as $2 per sq ft, while mid-range designs often fall between $5–$12 per sq ft. Premium styles, such as natural stone or designer mosaics, can range anywhere from $20 to $90+ per sq ft, depending on finish and detail.
Flooring
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Stanton Flooring offers a premium laminate flooring solution designed for both residential and light commercial applications. This product features a 11mm total thickness with attached pad, providing enhanced comfort and noise reduction. Top layer ensures durability, offering resistance to scratches and stains, making it suitable for high-traffic areas. Installation is straightforward with a floating method, eliminating the need for glue or nails. The product is also Greenguard certified, ensuring low chemical emissions for healthier indoor air quality.
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Additionally, the flooring is 100% waterproof, making it ideal for moisture-prone areas like kitchens, bathrooms, and basements. Installation is straightforward with a floating method, eliminating the need for glue or nails.
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Because flooring is a complementary service for us, we offer our premium laminate at highly competitive prices—well below market rates, giving you a high-quality, budget-friendly flooring solution.
Inset Cabinets
Inset cabinets are the hallmark of craftsmanship and timeless design. With doors and drawers that sit flush inside the frame, they create a clean, seamless look. This style delivers a high-end, tailored feel, but comes at a premium price and slightly reduced storage space.
Frameless Cabinets
Frameless cabinets, often called “European-style,” maximize space with a sleek, modern design. Without a face frame, doors attach directly to the cabinet box, giving you full access inside and up to 15% more storage. They’re perfect for contemporary kitchens that prioritize clean lines and efficiency.
Framed Cabinets
Framed cabinets are the classic choice for traditional kitchens. Built with a face frame that outlines the cabinet box, they offer strength, versatility, and a variety of overlay door styles. They strike a balance between cost, durability, and style—making them a reliable mid-range option.
