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Countertops in the Twin Cities

Quartz, granite, marble, and more — sourced and installed. Premium countertop materials, expertly templated and installed.

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We source and install quartz, granite, marble, quartzite, and butcher block countertops for kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry rooms. Includes templating, fabrication, edge profiles, and seam sealing.

What's included

✓Slab selection at our fabricator partners
✓Digital templating
✓Custom fabrication and edge profile
✓Sink and faucet cutouts
✓Installation and seam joining
✓Sealing (for natural stone)

Countertops cost ranges (2026, Twin Cities)

Quartz

$55–$95/sq ft installed

Cambria, Silestone, MSI. Engineered, low-maintenance, the most popular choice.

Granite

$45–$85/sq ft installed

Natural stone, unique patterns, very durable.

Quartzite

$80–$140/sq ft installed

Natural stone that mimics marble's look but is much more durable.

Marble

$75–$150/sq ft installed

Stunning but soft — best for low-use surfaces (baths, bars, hutches).

Butcher block

$30–$60/sq ft installed

Warm and traditional. Requires occasional oiling.

Our process

1
Slab selection
Visit a fabricator showroom to pick the exact slab. We schedule and accompany you.
2
Templating
Digital templating happens after cabinets are installed. Takes 1–2 hours.
3
Fabrication
10–14 days from template to install for most materials.
4
Installation
Half-day install for a typical kitchen. Seam location chosen for minimum visibility.

Countertops FAQs

Should I choose quartz or granite?+

Quartz is the more popular choice for most Minneapolis kitchens — it's engineered, non-porous, doesn't need sealing, and offers consistent patterns. Granite is the better choice if you want a one-of-a-kind natural stone look and don't mind annual sealing. Both are extremely durable.

How much do countertops cost for a typical Minneapolis kitchen?+

A typical Twin Cities kitchen has 30–45 sq ft of countertops. Expect $2,000–$4,000 for quartz, $1,500–$3,500 for granite, $2,500–$5,500 for quartzite, and $1,000–$2,500 for butcher block — all installed.

Is Cambria worth the price premium?+

Cambria is Minnesota-made (Le Sueur, MN) and often priced competitively in the Twin Cities — sometimes cheaper than imported quartz brands. The quality is excellent, the warranty is strong, and supporting a local manufacturer is a real plus. We install Cambria regularly.