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Special!

Free Sink with Any Countertop Purchase

Now Through May 5, 2026

Upgrade your kitchen or bath before slab prices increase.

Choose your stone. Get a free sink. Limited time.

Your Free Sink Options (While Supplies Last)

• Stainless Steel Single Bowl

• Stainless Steel Double Bowl

• Oval Bathroom Sink

• Rectangle Bathroom Sink

With qualifying countertop purchase.

Why Act Now?

  • Slab prices typically increase at the start of the year

  • Lock in pricing before increases

  • Secure fabrication slots before spring demand rises

  • Get your project started before summer hosting season

Let’s Work Together

Hours:

M–Th 9–5,

Fri 9–12

  • In-house fabrication

  • Experienced installers

  • 5-Star Reviews

Address:

11 Parmenter Rd, Bluffton, SC 29910

 
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Quartz countertop pricing in 2026 can feel confusing because the “price per square foot” you see online rarely reflects the real scope of the project. While many quartz and granite countertops fall around $70–$120 per square foot, higher-end quartz, quartzite, and marble can run $120–$180+ per square foot depending on the slab, design, and fabrication requirements. The biggest reason costs vary isn’t just the material—it’s the craftsmanship behind slab layout planning, vein alignment, edge profiles, mitered edges, and installation quality.

In this guide, we break down what actually impacts the final cost of quartz countertops, including how many slabs your kitchen needs, whether you’re upgrading edges, and how complex the layout is. You’ll also learn why professional fabrication and precise installation make the difference between a countertop that looks “fine” and one that looks seamless, high-end, and built to last. If you’re planning quartz countertops in Bluffton or Hilton Head, understanding these cost drivers will help you budget accurately and avoid surprises.

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Paint is simple to touch up. Stone isn’t. Installing countertops first protects your finish and lets you choose cabinet paint that truly matches the final look of the slab.

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Choosing the right countertop edge profile may seem like a small detail, but it can completely change the look and feel of your kitchen. From clean and modern eased edges to subtle 1/4” bevels and bold, dramatic profiles, your edge selection influences everything from style and safety to maintenance and overall design impact. In this guide, we break down the most popular countertop edge options and help you decide which one best fits your kitchen, lifestyle, and aesthetic goals.

Should You Paint or Replace Your Cabinets? Here’s How to Decide.
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When it comes to refreshing your kitchen, one of the biggest decisions homeowners face is whether to paint their existing cabinets or replace them entirely. This blog breaks down the pros and cons of both options to help you make a smart, stylish, and budget-friendly choice for your home. Whether you’re aiming for a quick update or planning a full renovation, we’ll guide you on how to achieve a high-end look—starting with your countertops.