A custom shop, from first visit to final delivery

Brooks Custom has been crafting custom countertops, bar tops, and range hoods in Mt. Kisco, New York, since 1977. We build in wood, metal, concrete, and glass, and every top is made to order in our own shop. That experience covers every material we work with, from live edge wood and butcher block to zinc, copper, bronze, pewter, stainless steel, Verdicrete concrete, and fusion glass. The services on this page are the ones that carry a custom project from the first conversation to the finished piece, whether you are remodeling a kitchen, fitting out a restaurant, or furnishing a whole home.

Start with hands-on design. Visit the showroom, look at the materials and wood in person, and approve shop drawings before your countertop enters production. Seeing the metal portfolios and the wood products up close — the patina of zinc and copper, the figure of a live edge slab — makes it easier to choose a material, a finish, and an edge that suit your room.

For commercial applications, restaurants and retailers choose Brooks Custom tops for looks, durability, and easy maintenance — concrete, zinc, and Marine Finished wood that stand up to busy service. For homes, we build custom countertops for residential renovations of any size, along with furniture, backsplashes, sinks, range hoods, and surrounds made to order. Browse the commercial and residential project galleries to see finished work in both kinds of spaces.

When your pieces are ready, nationwide shipping carries them across the country: we crate and ship countertops and range hoods with damage-alert technology and freight delivery. And if you are nearby, the Mt. Kisco showroom is the place to start — or get in touch through the contact page and tell us about your project.

Beyond countertops, the shop builds range hoods in metal and Artisan Cast styles, sinks in metal, concrete, and glass, and furniture and bar tops for homes and restaurants. Because everything is made to order, sizes, shapes, edges, and finishes are chosen for your space rather than pulled from stock — and the same hands-on help runs through the whole job. Tell us about the room you are working on, and we will help you find the material and the details that fit it.