Twin Cities Granite & Quartz Countertop Company

Granite countertops are made from 100% natural stone, meaning every slab has unique veining, color variation, and character. Quartz countertops are engineered using natural quartz and resin, creating a non-porous surface with consistent patterns and colors. Granite offers a natural, one-of-a-kind look, while quartz provides lower maintenance and strong stain resistance.

Both granite and quartz are excellent choices for kitchens and bathrooms. Granite is ideal if you want a natural stone look and high heat resistance. Quartz is often preferred for busy kitchens and bathrooms because it resists stains, bacteria, and moisture with minimal upkeep. The best option depends on your design style and how you use the space.

Yes. You can view and select full granite and quartz slabs in our showroom. Choosing the exact slab ensures you see the complete color movement, veining, and finish before it’s fabricated for your countertops, not just a small sample size.

Granite and quartz slabs come in standard size ranges, but exact dimensions vary by material and manufacturer. Slab size matters for large kitchen islands, waterfalls, and seam placement. Our team helps you select the right slab for your specific layout and design goals.

The cost of granite and quartz countertops depends on the slab selection, thickness, edge profile, square footage, and installation details. Prices are typically calculated per square foot. We provide clear, upfront estimates so you know exactly what to expect.

Yes. We provide professional on-site measurements and expert countertop installation. Accurate measuring and skilled fabrication ensure a precise fit, clean seams and a polished final result.

After you choose your slab and measurements are completed, fabrication typically takes 1–2 weeks. Installation is then scheduled promptly once your countertops are ready. Timelines may vary based on project complexity and slab availability.

Yes. Granite and quartz countertops are extremely durable and built to last for decades. Granite is naturally heat- and scratch-resistant, while quartz is non-porous and resists stains, chips, and bacteria, making both excellent long-term investments.

Most granite countertops require periodic sealing to help protect against stains and moisture. Quartz countertops do not need sealing because they are non-porous. We provide care guidance for your specific material selection.

We offer a variety of edge profiles, including eased, beveled, bullnose, ogee, and more. The edge profile affects both appearance and cost, and our team can help you choose one that complements your cabinetry and overall design

Yes. We provide precision cutouts for sinks, faucets, cooktops, and accessories. Our fabrication process ensures clean lines and a seamless fit for all countertop features.

Yes. In addition to standard countertops, we fabricate matching backsplashes, waterfall edges, and custom stone features to create a cohesive, high-end finish throughout your kitchen or bathroom.