Countertops · Palm Beach County
Granite, Quartz & Quartzite Countertops
Fabricated in our own Riviera Beach shop. Hand-templated in your kitchen, precisely cut and polished, installed in 8–10 business days.
Fabricated in our own Riviera Beach shop. Hand-templated in your kitchen, precisely cut and polished, installed in 8–10 business days.
Tell us your kitchen size and stone preference — we'll quote firm pricing within one business day.
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We fabricate and install four primary countertop materials in our Riviera Beach shop. Each one behaves differently, costs differently, and fits a different style of cooking and design.
Humidity, salt air, and intense Florida sun all affect countertop performance over time. We'll steer you toward materials that hold up long-term in your specific kitchen.
Four primary countertop materials we fabricate and install — each suited to a different kind of cook, style, and budget.
Engineered stone — ground quartz crystals bound with resin. No sealing needed, excellent stain resistance, uniform appearance. The most common choice for Palm Beach County kitchens because it shrugs off humidity and acidic foods.
Brands we install: Cambria · Caesarstone · MSI Q · Silestone
Natural stone — harder than granite, handles heat exceptionally well, and every slab is one-of-a-kind. Costs more than quartz and needs periodic sealing, but avid cooks prefer it for the combination of beauty and durability.
Popular slabs: Mont Blanc · Taj Mahal · Fantasy Brown · Macaubas
Classic natural stone — heat-resistant, scratch-resistant, with hundreds of color options from light Kashmir White to dramatic Black Galaxy. Requires sealing every one to two years.
Granite prices have dropped significantly as quartz took over mid-range kitchens, making it a strong value pick if you want natural stone without quartzite pricing.
Natural stone with a soft, luxurious look that’s timeless in any kitchen. Stains and etches more easily than other stones — we typically recommend marble for bathroom vanities, butler’s pantries, or pastry areas rather than primary kitchen counters unless you understand and accept the maintenance.
Classics: Carrara · Calacatta · Statuario
South Florida’s climate is rough on stone. Humidity, salt air, and intense sun on surfaces near windows all affect countertop performance over time.
Quartz and quartzite handle these conditions better than marble or softer natural stones. If your kitchen has a south-facing window wall, we’ll steer you toward materials that won’t fade or yellow with sustained UV exposure. For outdoor kitchens, natural granite and porcelain panels are the only options that hold up long-term — quartz yellows in direct sun.
From template to installed countertop in 8–10 business days.
After cabinets are installed, we template your counters using precise rigid templates that capture every angle, cutout, edge profile, and overhang.
Template returns to our Riviera Beach shop. We cut, polish, and finish the slab to exact dimensions.
We install 8–10 business days after templating — typically in under a day. Sink cutouts, seams sealed, edges polished on site.
Four standard edge profiles to choose from. Premium options — mitered, waterfall, and decorative ogee profiles — available for an upcharge based on linear footage. We’ll price the edge you want directly into your quote.
We source slabs from MSI Surfaces, Cambria, ST Stones, and direct-from-quarry suppliers across South Florida.
For natural stones — granite, quartzite, marble — you’ll typically visit one of these warehouses during your project to walk the slab yard and pick the exact piece for your kitchen. No guessing from a small sample swatch.
Suppliers we work with:
MSI Surfaces · Cambria · ST Stones · Local Quarry Partners
After cabinets are installed, we hand-template your kitchen, fabricate the stone in our Riviera Beach shop, and install in typically 8–10 business days from template date. The installation itself usually takes 4–8 hours depending on kitchen size.
For most Palm Beach County kitchens, quartz. It doesn’t need sealing, resists stains better, and comes in consistent patterns from sample to slab. Granite is still a great value if you prefer natural stone and don’t mind sealing every 12–18 months.
For natural stones (granite, quartzite, marble) — yes. You’ll visit our supplier’s yard during your project and walk the inventory to pick the exact piece for your kitchen. Every natural slab is unique. For quartz, patterns are consistent batch-to-batch so choosing from a sample is fine.
Standard is 3cm (1.25 inches) — strong enough to cantilever for breakfast bars without underbrace support. We also install 2cm with a buildup for modern looks, and thicker mitered edges when the design calls for it.
Installed pricing: granite $50–$90/sf, quartz $65–$120/sf, marble $75–$150/sf, quartzite $85–$175/sf. A typical 50-square-foot kitchen runs $3,250–$8,750 in countertops alone. Edge profile, cutouts, and slab grade affect final pricing.
Yes. Natural stones (granite, quartzite, marble) get sealed before we leave. Quartz never needs sealing. We hand you a care sheet with re-sealing intervals: granite every 12–18 months, quartzite annually, marble every 6 months.
With any solid-surface countertop — granite, quartz, quartzite, marble — yes. Only laminate can’t support an undermount sink because the particleboard substrate swells when exposed to water at a cut edge. More on picking the right sink here.
Yes. Mitered edges add $25–$50 per linear foot and make a 3cm slab look like a 6cm chunky slab. Waterfall ends (stone flowing down island sides) add $300–$800 per side. Both are fabricated in our Riviera Beach shop. Full edge profiles guide here.
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Small project? For vanities, bar tops, and islands under 25 sf, browse our countertop remnants yard in Riviera Beach — installed remnant pricing starts at $50–$60 per square foot in granite, quartz, quartzite, and marble.
Free in-home consultation, 3D rendering, and a firm written quote. We’ll walk the slab yard with you and help choose the right material.
Learn more about the stone brands we install: Cambria, MSI Surfaces, Caesarstone, Silestone.
