Pick the material here, price your slab and edge on the countertop catalog, and let the crew that templated it set it. Digital templating, in-house fabrication, installation by the same team.
Full slabs are on the racks at 104 Emerald St, next to the cabinet doors you're considering. Our material guide ranks them by upkeep, heat and price.
We scan your cabinets exactly as built, including the walls that aren't square. Seams get placed where you won't see them, and the crew that templated is the crew that sets the stone.
Hardness, heat, sealing and price for each surface — with an honest read on the trade-offs.
Genuinely hard, heat-proof, one-of-a-kind. Seal yearly.
Read EngineeredNon-porous, stain-proof, never sealed. Use a trivet.
Read NaturalMarble's look, granite's hardness. Naturally low-porosity.
Read NaturalTimeless veining, moderate upkeep. It etches — we'll be honest.
Read NaturalNon-porous, max heat resistance, a living patina.
Read SinteredExtremely hard, UV-stable, indoor and out.
ReadBy the square foot of slab, in material tiers — roughly $55–$80 installed for granite/entry quartz, $75–$110 for premium quartz, $105–$175 for quartzite and marble. Includes templating, fabrication, delivery and set. Run the calculator.
About a week from template to install once cabinets are set.
No — counters-only is a common project. Anyone can sell you a slab; we measure it, fabricate it, set it and stand behind the room.
Tell us the room, a rough budget range and when you'd like to start. We'll come back with next steps and a realistic timeline — no pressure, no mystery pricing.
