In general, most DIYers will only be able to tackle laminate and butcher block countertops themselves. Both of these options can be cut to size using a circular saw—we’re talking regular butcher block here, not exotic hardwoods—and you can create a cut-out for a drop-in sink with a jigsaw. Keep in mind that premium butcher block options may be too thick to cut with a regular circular saw. Natural and engineered stones are almost always delivered and installed, but only once pros have come to your house to take precise measurements (a process called “templating”).