Western Washington
24602 Pacific Hwy South
Kent, WA 98032 (Map)
253-681-6400 Telephone
253-681-6455 Facsimile
Monday-Friday 8 AM to 5 PM
Saturday Noon to 4 PM
Oregon
8155 Deer Creek Ln, Suite C
Milwaukie, OR 97222 (Map)
503-654-2245 Telephone
503-654-5912 Facsimile
Monday-Friday 8 AM to 4:30 PM
Saturday by Appointment
Current Specials
| Date | Description |
| January 01, 2012 |
2012 Specials: Slab Quartz starting at $48.00/sqft installed! Laminate countertops starting at $19.40/sqft installed! DIY Remnant Vanities starting at $30.00/sqft. Quartz Closeouts at $48.00/sqft installed: Zodiaq Clay Brown - 1 kitchen Silestone Black Canyon - 1 kitchen DIY Vanities: Your choice of remnants $30.00/sqft. Chroma Quartz stock Colors: Starting at $66.50/sqft Installed! Granite stock Colors: Starting at $58.75/sqft Installed! Laminate Countertops: Starting at $19.40/sqft Installed! |
In the News
Countertop firm sees boom with construction - "We have worked hard to establish relationships with our customers and do the best job for them. Those kinds of relationships are so important in the long run...[the] company has benefitted from lower prices of standard materials such as granite and stone, Contour also has invested in its future by introducing and popularizing new products such as Natural Quartz Stone - a quartz-based material that is manufactured with special resins to be virtually maintenance-free as well as stain- and damage-resistant. " - Paul Schrag, Puget Sound Business Examiner, February 06, 2006
Contour business booming - "...one of the largest producers of custom countertops in the Northwest - and a company that regularly makes the "fastest growing" lists in the region...Last year we had 16,500 laminate jobs and 2,000 stonework jobs. " - Barbara Clements, The News Tribune, January 23, 2006
CONTOUR: Maiwurm adds retail countertop offerings - "...automated as much of the manufacturing process as he could to ensure a consistent product...develop a set of best practices for manufacturing stone countertops...showroom so customers and see and touch what they are buying... " - Jeanne Lang Jones, Puget Sound Business Journal, December 16, 2005
