Due to the nature of granite, kitchen countertops made from this material are designed to last you a lifetime. As a result, removing them without breaking them can be tricky. That said, it’s not completely impossible but it will take time and care. The first thing you need to do, after clearing your countertops, is to remove the backsplash. This is because it will obstruct the removal of the granite countertops and make it that much more difficult to remove them in tact. You will also need to remove any fixtures like faucets, sinks and so on. Up until this point you can do it all on your own if need be. For the next step, however, you will need a few people to help you. Place pry bars under the countertops at the corners of the cabinets. Since granite does not bend in any way, you each need to