Granite Countertops

Granite handles heat and heavy daily use, which suits the busy family kitchens we see across Olmsted Falls. Every slab reads a little differently.
View all granite countertopsKitchens near Grand Pacific Junction and out toward Cook Road run out of storage fast. We redesign them, then install the cabinets and countertops ourselves.
Closer Than You Think About 15 minutes from Olmsted Falls. Come meet a designer at our Cleveland showroom today. →Or stop by. Open Mon to Wed 12 to 6 pm, Thursday 12 to 8 pm.
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Throwback to when our team met the Scott Brothers! We didn't get an HGTV show, but we can still build you a celebrity level kitchen. Call us today.
Our Cleveland showroom on Lorain Road is a working design studio with cabinets, doors and countertop slabs out on the floor. You come in, tell a designer what is not working in your Olmsted Falls kitchen, and we measure that against real samples instead of a catalog page. Most people leave with a layout, a door style and a finish they have actually touched. The same team that draws the plan supplies the materials and installs them.
A look at kitchens we have designed and installed for homes around Olmsted Falls and the west side of Cuyahoga County.








Every one of these doors is on the floor at our Cleveland showroom, about 15 minutes from Olmsted Falls.
Countertops get chosen in person, under real light, next to the door style you picked for your Olmsted Falls kitchen.

Granite handles heat and heavy daily use, which suits the busy family kitchens we see across Olmsted Falls. Every slab reads a little differently.
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Quartz stays consistent edge to edge and needs no sealing, a good match for the bright white kitchens Olmsted Falls homeowners keep asking for.
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Quartzite gives you natural stone movement with harder wear. It works well on the long island runs in newer Olmsted Falls homes.
View all quartzite countertopsLet's bring your vision to life with our expert design team and quality craftsmanship.
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Six services we handle for Olmsted Falls homes, all designed, supplied and installed by the same team.
We handle full kitchen remodeling for Olmsted Falls homes, from the first layout to the final install. That covers cabinets, countertops, lighting and the crew that fits them, all managed by one team.
We remodel bathrooms across Olmsted Falls, including the tight second baths in the older homes near the falls. Vanities, tops, storage and fixtures get planned together so the finished room actually works.
Cleveland Cabinets supplies and installs cabinets in Olmsted Falls kitchens, laundries and baths. Our installers scribe to the walls and floors of your house, which matters in homes that have settled over the years.
We template, fabricate and install countertops for Olmsted Falls homes. Seams, overhangs and edge profiles are settled with you before anything gets cut.
Laundry rooms in Olmsted Falls are often a pass through to the garage. We add cabinets, a folding surface and a spot for detergent so the room stops collecting piles.
Most Olmsted Falls families come in through the side or garage door, not the front. We build benches, hooks and closed storage there so boots and bags stop landing in the kitchen.
Book a consultation and sit down with a designer who knows Olmsted Falls homes.
Visit our Cleveland showroom and see the cabinets and countertops in person.
Our showroom is approximately 7 miles from Olmsted Falls, about a 15 minutes drive depending on traffic and your starting point.
From the center of Olmsted Falls, take Columbia Road, State Route 252, north out of town. Stay on Columbia through North Olmsted until it meets Lorain Road, then turn right and head east.
Lorain Road carries you straight through North Olmsted and across the line into Fairview Park. Our showroom sits on Lorain Road at number 19389, a short run past the Gemini Center. The whole trip is about 7 miles and roughly 15 minutes, a little longer during school pickup or evening rush.
Columbia Road, State Route 252, is the main north to south link between Olmsted Falls and Lorain Road. Bagley Road is the east to west spine through town, so drivers coming from the Fitch Road, Stearns Road, Cook Road or Lewis Road side usually take Bagley across to Columbia first.
I-480 runs just north of town and feeds into Lorain Road at its west end, which is the option most people use when Columbia is backed up at the Bagley light.
Once you are on Lorain Road, the intersections to watch are Columbia Road, Great Northern Boulevard and Clague Road. After Clague you are in Fairview Park and only a few minutes out.
You start near Grand Pacific Junction and the old depot, with the Rocky River valley and the falls just below the road. Heading north on Columbia you cross Bagley Road by the Olmsted Falls schools.
Further north, Lorain Road puts you in the Great Northern shopping stretch in North Olmsted. From there it is a straight run east past the Gemini Center in Fairview Park. When you see the Cleveland Cabinets sign on the right, you are there.
Estimated travel time may vary based on traffic and your starting point.
Olmsted Falls is not one kind of house. Around Water Street, Mill Street and the streets closest to the falls, the homes are older and more compact, and the kitchen is usually closed off from the dining room with almost no pantry. Storage happens in one wall of uppers and a broom closet.
Out toward Cook Road and Lewis Road the houses are larger and the problem flips. The kitchen is open and the island is big, but the island was never planned around how the family actually moves, so three people end up standing in the same square of floor.
In between sit the ranches and split levels off Fitch Road, Usher Road and Mapleway Drive. Those kitchens tend to have one long cabinet wall, a small peninsula, and a back door that lands right in the cooking zone.
The complaint we hear is nearly always storage and traffic, not square footage. Most of these rooms have enough space. They just spend it badly.
The first thing that usually moves is the walkway. In the older Olmsted Falls homes, the path from the side door to the dining room cuts straight through the cook's space. Relocating the sink or the range breaks that collision, and it often does not require touching a wall.
The second is dead storage. A blind corner, a deep base cabinet holding one stack of pans, an upper shelf nobody can reach without a chair. Deep drawer bases, a real pantry, and a pull out beside the range recover more room than people expect.
The third is the island. In the newer homes on the west side, we often keep the island where it is and change what is inside it: trash pull out, drawers instead of doors, seating on the side that does not block the range.
On resale, buyers walking through an Olmsted Falls kitchen look at cabinet condition, countertop material, and whether the room connects to where people sit. Fixing the layout carries more weight than upgrading a single finish.
Kitchen work in Olmsted Falls goes through the city building department, and any electrical or plumbing change will need a permit and an inspection. Your contractor should be filing that. Ask who is handling it before anything is agreed.
Think about where you will cook and wash up while the kitchen is down. Homes near the falls with one small bathroom feel this far more than newer houses that have a second sink in the laundry or the basement.
Be honest about your tolerance for disruption. Replacing cabinets and countertops in the same footprint is a very different week from moving a range wall and rerouting a vent.
When you come to the showroom, bring photos of the room, rough measurements, and a short list of what annoys you every day. That is enough for a designer to start a real layout with you on the spot.
About 7 miles, roughly a 15 minute drive. Take Columbia Road north to Lorain Road, then head east into Fairview Park. We are at 19389 Lorain Rd, open Monday to Wednesday 12 to 6 pm and Thursday 12 to 8 pm.
Yes. Older Olmsted Falls homes have settled walls and corners that are out of square, so our installers scribe cabinets to the house instead of assuming a straight run. We also plan around the smaller kitchen footprints common near Water Street and Mill Street.
No, you can walk in during showroom hours. Calling ahead on (216) 353-8600 means a designer is free the moment you arrive, which is worth doing if you are driving up from Olmsted Falls after work.
Yes. We design the layout, supply the cabinets and countertops, and install both with our own crew. One team from the first drawing to the last piece of trim, with manufacturer warranties on materials and a workmanship warranty on the installation.
Photos of your current kitchen, rough measurements of the room, and a note about what frustrates you most. If you already have a door style or a countertop in mind, there is a good chance we have it out on the floor.
Sit down with one of our designers and walk out with a plan built around your Olmsted Falls home.
Visit our Cleveland showroom and see the cabinets and countertops in person.