Questions, answered

Call us, send the quote form, or stop by the showroom. Bring rough measurements or a sketch and photos of the space if you have them. We'll give you a starting estimate, then a firm price after we template.

The stone you choose, total square footage, edge profile, the number of cutouts (sinks, cooktops, faucet holes), and whether we're removing old tops. Natural stones vary more in price than quartz.

Yes, and we recommend it for natural stone. Every slab of granite, marble and quartzite is different. Come walk the slabs in our showroom and we'll lay your template on the piece you choose.

Instead of hand-cut wood or cardboard templates, we measure your cabinets digitally on site. That file goes straight to our CNC machine, which cuts your stone to match. It means tighter fits and fewer surprises on install day.

Someone who can make decisions should be there for templating, since we'll confirm sink placement, overhangs and seams with you. For install, we need access to the space and a clear path to it.

Yes. Our own demolition crew handles tear-out and prep, so you don't need to hire a separate contractor.

It depends on how you cook and how much maintenance you want. Quartz is the lowest maintenance. Granite and quartzite are tough natural stones. Marble is beautiful but etches and needs care. Our countertops page compares them side by side.

Yes. We set up trade accounts with dedicated scheduling and showroom access for your clients. See our Builders & Designers page.

We're based in Texarkana and serve homeowners, builders and designers across the Four States area: Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Louisiana. Call us to confirm your town.

Wipe up spills with warm water and mild soap and avoid abrasive pads and harsh chemicals. Natural stones like granite, marble and quartzite need periodic sealing; quartz and porcelain don't. We'll give you care instructions for your specific stone at install.