Countertops in Loomis, CA

Countertops in Loomis: granite and quartz kitchen countertops, soapstone and honed stone for farmhouse-style kitchens, and outdoor kitchen countertops on acreage are the most common requests. Sacramento Select Countertops is a referral service that connects homeowners with independent, licensed countertop fabricators and installers. Loomis is a small town of about 6,800 people that incorporated in 1984 partly to keep its rural character, and its kitchens and yards reflect that.

Dark gray soapstone countertops beside a white farmhouse sink

Granite and soapstone for farmhouse kitchens

The 2020-2024 American Community Survey puts the median home in Loomis at 1980. Ranch homes on larger lots and newer custom farmhouses are common, and so are kitchens built around an apron-front sink. Two materials suit that style well:

  • Soapstone is soft but dense and chemically inert. It needs no sealing; mineral oil darkens it evenly, and scratches sand out. Installed cost runs about $55 to $150 per sq ft.
  • Granite in a honed or leathered finish gives a matte look. It still needs periodic sealing.

An apron-front (farmhouse) sink needs a sink base cabinet built for it, so settle the sink before templating. See soapstone countertops.

Outdoor kitchens and summer heat

Average highs in Loomis run from about 53°F in January to 94°F in July. Standard indoor quartz is not warrantied for outdoor use, so outdoor counters are usually granite or porcelain, which is UV-stable. Seal natural stone and plan shade over the cooking area. See outdoor kitchen countertops.

Placer County granite history

In neighboring Penryn, Griffith Quarry opened in 1864 and supplied granite for buildings in San Francisco and Sacramento, including parts of the State Capitol. Its mill was the first successful granite polishing mill in California, and the site is now a museum and 23-acre park.

Loomis itself was a fruit town. In the early 1900s it was the second-largest fruit-shipping station in Placer County, and the High Hand and Blue Goose packing sheds still stand along Taylor Road.

Permits with the Town of Loomis

Loomis is an incorporated town, so permits go through the Town of Loomis rather than Placer County. A like-for-like countertop replacement is finish work and generally does not need a permit. Plumbing, gas or electrical work, including for an outdoor kitchen, usually does, so confirm with the town.

Tell us about your project and we pass it to a licensed fabricator who works here. For the regional overview, see quartz and granite countertops in Sacramento.

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FAQ

Countertop Questions

01

Does soapstone need sealing?

No. Soapstone is dense and chemically inert. Mineral oil darkens it evenly if you want a uniform color, and scratches can be sanded out.

02

Can I put a farmhouse sink under a stone countertop?

Yes. The sink needs a base cabinet built for an apron-front sink, and the sink should be on site before templating.

03

Which countertop is best outdoors?

Granite and porcelain or sintered stone. Standard indoor quartz is not warrantied for outdoor use.

04

Who handles permits here?

The Town of Loomis. A straight countertop swap generally needs none; plumbing, gas or electrical changes usually do.

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