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THIS ESTIMATE AND ALL TECHNICAL DETAILS WILL BE EVALUATED AFTER ON-SITE MEASUREMENTS. Any differences between the provided dimensions and the actual dimensions measured on-site may result in changes in the final price of the project. The quoted price includes templating, fabrication, delivery, installation, and sealing of the countertop unless requested otherwise. Faucets are required at the time of measuring. Up to 3 faucets hole drillings are included if done in our shop; $30 fee for additional holes or for holes drilled at customer site. Faucet hole drilling bigger than 1 3/8 inch is $80 per hole. Wire/Grommet holes are $80 per hole. There is an additional $80 fee for large (more than 24 in.) or double bowl undermount sink cutouts. The price does not include the removal of the existing countertops. We can remove Formica, Corain, SileStone and Granite countertops at an additional cost. Please ask the manager for pricing. We do not engage in any electrical, plumbing, carpentry, caulking or tile work. Prices are valid for ground floor installations only, unless otherwise specified. This quote is valid for stones sourced from and fabricated at the All Granite and Marble Corp. facility listed in the header. On-site measurements are final - no changes can be made to the cabinet size or layout once our technician creates the templates. Even though we can come to the residence and measure for sills, saddles, etc. AGM Corp. does not install these types of pieces. We do not install any granite that would be butting up against any mirrors. Buyer assumes full financial responsibility for fabrication of replacement top if the original countertop doesnt fit because of changes in cabinet placement or any other alterations in dimensions of countertops that were requested by the buyer after templating. Cabinets must be leveled. 50% DEPOSIT IS REQUIRED AT TEMPLATING time and the remaining balance is due no later than on the date of installation in the form of a certified check. We do not accept credit cards. If the deposit is paid with a personal or business check, there will be an extra wait time of 5 business days before the start of manufacturing process. If the customer cancels or abandons the project after it has already been templated, there is a cancellation fee of $336 payable at the time of cancellation. Once the final price of the project is confirmed and we proceed with cutting, no cancellations can be made and the deposit becomes non-refundable. Please call us the day after the templates are created to confirm the final price and schedule the installation date. It's client's responsibility to prepare safe and easy access way to the installation area. Final slab selection can only be done between Monday and Friday from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. Children under the age of 16 are not permitted in our yards/warehouses due to insurance and safety reasons. *Free sink offer is valid only with a purchase of a kitchen countertop or vanity top (excluding shelves, etc.). There is an extra charge for White Vanity sink $39+Tax. The sink must be used in the project and installed by All Granite and Marble Corp. No refunds or discounts are given for not using this offer. Prices valid for 90 days. Please make checks payable to "All Granite and Marble Corp". The price may change due to non-standard and/or unforeseen job site conditions. Please note that all Insurance Certificates (COI) issued by AGM are subject to a charge of $200 ea. Please provide minimum 2 days notice for the processing.

How To Use The Countertop Estimator

This section will walk you through how to use the Countertop Estimator tool. By following the steps below, you can get a better plan in place for your project.

Step 1: Enter Your Zip Code

Enter your area's zip code.

Step 2: Select the Shape

Next, you will select the shape of your new countertop.

Step 3: Enter the Dimensions and Side Type

The third step of the process involves entering the dimensions of your project and selecting the side type (wall, appliance, edge or backsplash).

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Step 4: Review Project

This step allows you to review the project layout, as well as add any additional elements.

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Step 5: Select Number and Type of Sink Cutouts

Next, you will select the number of sink cutouts you need and what type of cut your project requires. You can choose from two types of undermount sinks, Single Bowl or Double Bowl, or a Drop-In sink.

selecting number and type of sinks

Step 6: Select Edge Profile

After selecting your sink cutouts, you can select the edge profile. You can choose from popular and premium edges.

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Step 7: Save Project Information and Receive Estimate

Once you have entered all of the prior information, you will be prompted to save the details of the project by entering your first name, last name, phone number and email. After this, you will receive the estimate for your project.

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Countertops Cost Comparison

The last step of many kitchen remodeling projects (or projects in other parts of the home) is countertop installation. Countertops can truly put the finishing touch on any room you install them in. One factor you will need to keep in mind before deciding on which material you want for your new countertops is cost. This cost guide will provide you with prices for the best countertop options as well as general information about the materials.

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What Impacts the Costs of Countertops?

There are several factors that come into play when evaluating the cost of countertops. To start, the countertop material you choose will have a significant impact on how much you will pay. If you choose a material that is rarer, you will have to pay more for it. In addition to rarity of material, if you choose a rare color of a particular material, you can also expect to pay more for it. Other factors that impact countertop prices include where you live, any special edges or cutouts your countertop requires, how much of the material you need (based on square feet) and installation cost.

What Are Your Different Countertop Options and How Much Do They Cost?

When it comes to choosing countertops for your home, there are many materials you can choose from. The following will provide you with information about different types of countertops, from cost to appearance, durability and more.

How Much Do Stone Countertops Cost?

Stone surfaces are among the most attractive features of any home. This is just one of the reasons why many homeowners opt for stone countertops, whether they choose natural stone or engineered stone. This section will cover the average prices of stone countertops.

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How Much Do Other Countertop Options Cost?

Natural and engineered stone countertops are not the only options you will find on the market. However, they are your overall best choices between the beauty, durability and many other benefits they offer. If your budget will allow for stone countertops, they are certainly the better option. That said, the following is an analysis of the cost of some other popular countertop options.

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Materials Details
Granite
$32 - 75 Price per Sq. Ft.

Granite countertops have been a popular presence in homes since the early 1990s, when prices for the natural stone became more affordable. Whether its kitchen countertops, bathroom countertops and even outdoor surfaces, granite is one of the most popular choices amongst homeowners. These natural stone countertops can be found in a variety of colors and styles, and are made of one of the most durable materials you can have in your home. Granite countertops are heat resistant, scratch resistant, stain resistant and are low maintenance. All you will need to do is clean, re-apply a sealant around once every year and polish to keep the surfaces in good shape.

Another benefit that you will receive from granite countertops is the price: The surfaces are among the least expensive options you can find. On average, granite countertops cost between $32 to $75 per square foot.

Marble
$40 - 100 Price per Sq. Ft.

Marble countertops are beloved by many homeowners for their classic and timeless appeal. Much like granite, these surfaces come in a range of colors and styles. You certainly will not be limited when it comes to choosing marble countertops. These elegant surfaces are very durable, but do require more maintenance than granite. Considering the benefits you can receive from the natural stone, the maintenance can be well worth it.

Although high-end options can be a bit pricey and the stone is known for its elegance, you will be able to find marble countertops that are reasonably priced. The average cost of marble countertops is between $40 to $100 per square foot.

Quartz
$50 - 120 Price per Sq. Ft.

Quartz countertops are engineered stone surfaces. The countertops are made by combining roughly 90 percent ground quartz with about 10 percent polyresin, although these numbers will differ slightly depending on the brand (Caesarstone, Silestone, etc.). While this is the case, do not be fooled into thinking these countertops are of lesser quality than natural stone. In fact, because they are manufactured, quartz countertops can be made to mimic the look of natural stone, among many other color and style options you can find. Quartz countertops are stylish, durable and low maintenance – all qualities that help make them one of the most popular options among today’s homeowners.

In terms of price, quartz falls in the middle ground between affordable and expensive. It will ultimately depend on the factors mentioned previously. The surfaces tend to fall in the range of $50 to $120 per square foot.

Slate
$50 - 200 Price per Sq. Ft.

If you are looking for a darker colored countertop and something that looks more modern in style, slate may be the perfect choice for you. These durable surfaces come in a beautiful range of darker grays. Slate countertops are heat resistant, stain resistant and anti-bacterial.

Slate also falls in the middle ground when it comes to cost. Some options are more affordable, while others are quite pricey. The average cost of slate countertops is between $50 to $200 per square foot.

Soapstone
$55 - 100 Price per Sq. Ft.

Soapstone countertops are soft to the touch and can be found in a gorgeous range of dark greens and grays. One of the unique properties of this natural stone is its ability to darken on its own over time. If this is something that appeals to you, then you should certainly consider soapstone countertops. In addition, if you want to speed up the darkening process, you can treat the surfaces with mineral oil. While the material is prone to scratching, these scratches can easily be sanded out.

Soapstone countertops tend to cost between $55 to $100 per square foot.

Quartzite
$60 - 120 Price per Sq. Ft.

Many homeowners who like the look of marble countertops but want a material that requires less maintenance opt for quartzite countertops. These surfaces can be found in many colors and styles; some styles look so much like marble that the stone gets mistaken for being a slab of marble. From the elegant colors and veins of the stone to its durability and many other positive qualities, it is no surprise that quartzite countertops are beloved by homeowners.

The lower end of quartzite’s average price range is a little higher than that of marble, although there is some overlap between the two similar-looking materials. On average, quartzite countertops cost between $60 to $120 per square foot.

Limestone
$70 - 200 Price per Sq. Ft.

Limestone countertops can add a feeling of light and life to your space. In addition, this versatile natural stone can be used as many other home applications, including backsplashes and bathtub surrounds. While limestone countertops are not the best choice for high-traffic areas like the kitchen, the surfaces are great for rooms like the bathroom. That said, you can install limestone countertops in your kitchen, but you will need to be very careful around them.

For limestone countertops, expect to pay about $70 to $200 per square foot.

Onyx
$75 - 250 Price per Sq. Ft.

If you want a countertop that is truly breathtaking and unique, onyx may be just what you are looking for. The stone is among the rarest materials you can find and will incorporate stunning beauty into your home. Since the surfaces are translucent, onyx countertops can be backlit, which will enhance the appearance of your surface by highlighting the color and patterns present in the stone. Your onyx countertop is sure to become the focal point of any room it is in.

Because it is a rarer material, onyx tends to be on the pricier side. You should prepare to pay between $75 to $250 per square foot on average.

Gemstone
$75 - 300 Price per Sq. Ft.

Gemstone is another rare material you can choose for your countertops. If you are looking for a countertop that resembles a work of art, gemstone can be the perfect option for you. These elegant surfaces come in a range of colors and styles, and are also very durable.

If you are looking for an inexpensive countertop option, gemstone will not be suitable for you. The surfaces generally start at around $75 per square foot, with many types of the stone priced much higher.

Travertine
$45 - 75 Price per Sq. Ft.

Travertine countertops are similar to limestone. This is mostly due to the fact that travertine is a form of limestone, although the two names should not be used interchangeably. There are some distinct differences between the two materials. Travertine countertops are not the best choice for a high-traffic areas like the kitchen, but the surfaces are great for bathrooms and lower traffic areas. However, you can install travertine countertops in the kitchen, but you will need to be very careful.

Travertine countertops generally cost between $45 to $75 per square foot.

Glass
$50 - 70 Price per Sq. Ft.

If you are looking to achieve a modern style, glass countertops are a perfect fit for your space. Beyond their beauty, these surfaces are very durable. In addition to countertops, you can also use glass for other surfaces, like backsplashes. Glass countertops are resistant to stains, scratches and heat, which make them a great option for the kitchen.

Glass countertops will typically cost between $50 to $70 per square foot.

Material Price per Sq.Ft Details
Granite $32 - 75

Granite countertops have been a popular presence in homes since the early 1990s, when prices for the natural stone became more affordable. Whether its kitchen countertops, bathroom countertops and even outdoor surfaces, granite is one of the most popular choices amongst homeowners. These natural stone countertops can be found in a variety of colors and styles, and are made of one of the most durable materials you can have in your home. Granite countertops are heat resistant, scratch resistant, stain resistant and are low maintenance. All you will need to do is clean, re-apply a sealant around once every year and polish to keep the surfaces in good shape.

Another benefit that you will receive from granite countertops is the price: The surfaces are among the least expensive options you can find. On average, granite countertops cost between $32 to $75 per square foot.

Marble $40 - 100

Marble countertops are beloved by many homeowners for their classic and timeless appeal. Much like granite, these surfaces come in a range of colors and styles. You certainly will not be limited when it comes to choosing marble countertops. These elegant surfaces are very durable, but do require more maintenance than granite. Considering the benefits you can receive from the natural stone, the maintenance can be well worth it.

Although high-end options can be a bit pricey and the stone is known for its elegance, you will be able to find marble countertops that are reasonably priced. The average cost of marble countertops is between $40 to $100 per square foot.

Quartz $50 - 120

Quartz countertops are engineered stone surfaces. The countertops are made by combining roughly 90 percent ground quartz with about 10 percent polyresin, although these numbers will differ slightly depending on the brand (Caesarstone, Silestone, etc.). While this is the case, do not be fooled into thinking these countertops are of lesser quality than natural stone. In fact, because they are manufactured, quartz countertops can be made to mimic the look of natural stone, among many other color and style options you can find. Quartz countertops are stylish, durable and low maintenance – all qualities that help make them one of the most popular options among today’s homeowners.

In terms of price, quartz falls in the middle ground between affordable and expensive. It will ultimately depend on the factors mentioned previously. The surfaces tend to fall in the range of $50 to $120 per square foot.

Slate $50 - 200

If you are looking for a darker colored countertop and something that looks more modern in style, slate may be the perfect choice for you. These durable surfaces come in a beautiful range of darker grays. Slate countertops are heat resistant, stain resistant and anti-bacterial.

Slate also falls in the middle ground when it comes to cost. Some options are more affordable, while others are quite pricey. The average cost of slate countertops is between $50 to $200 per square foot.

Soapstone $55 - 100

Soapstone countertops are soft to the touch and can be found in a gorgeous range of dark greens and grays. One of the unique properties of this natural stone is its ability to darken on its own over time. If this is something that appeals to you, then you should certainly consider soapstone countertops. In addition, if you want to speed up the darkening process, you can treat the surfaces with mineral oil. While the material is prone to scratching, these scratches can easily be sanded out.

Soapstone countertops tend to cost between $55 to $100 per square foot.

Quartzite $60 - 120

Many homeowners who like the look of marble countertops but want a material that requires less maintenance opt for quartzite countertops. These surfaces can be found in many colors and styles; some styles look so much like marble that the stone gets mistaken for being a slab of marble. From the elegant colors and veins of the stone to its durability and many other positive qualities, it is no surprise that quartzite countertops are beloved by homeowners.

The lower end of quartzite’s average price range is a little higher than that of marble, although there is some overlap between the two similar-looking materials. On average, quartzite countertops cost between $60 to $120 per square foot.

Limestone $70 - 200

Limestone countertops can add a feeling of light and life to your space. In addition, this versatile natural stone can be used as many other home applications, including backsplashes and bathtub surrounds. While limestone countertops are not the best choice for high-traffic areas like the kitchen, the surfaces are great for rooms like the bathroom. That said, you can install limestone countertops in your kitchen, but you will need to be very careful around them.

For limestone countertops, expect to pay about $70 to $200 per square foot.

Onyx $75 - 250

If you want a countertop that is truly breathtaking and unique, onyx may be just what you are looking for. The stone is among the rarest materials you can find and will incorporate stunning beauty into your home. Since the surfaces are translucent, onyx countertops can be backlit, which will enhance the appearance of your surface by highlighting the color and patterns present in the stone. Your onyx countertop is sure to become the focal point of any room it is in.

Because it is a rarer material, onyx tends to be on the pricier side. You should prepare to pay between $75 to $250 per square foot on average.

Gemstone $75 - 300

Gemstone is another rare material you can choose for your countertops. If you are looking for a countertop that resembles a work of art, gemstone can be the perfect option for you. These elegant surfaces come in a range of colors and styles, and are also very durable.

If you are looking for an inexpensive countertop option, gemstone will not be suitable for you. The surfaces generally start at around $75 per square foot, with many types of the stone priced much higher.

Travertine $45 - 75

Travertine countertops are similar to limestone. This is mostly due to the fact that travertine is a form of limestone, although the two names should not be used interchangeably. There are some distinct differences between the two materials. Travertine countertops are not the best choice for a high-traffic areas like the kitchen, but the surfaces are great for bathrooms and lower traffic areas. However, you can install travertine countertops in the kitchen, but you will need to be very careful.

Travertine countertops generally cost between $45 to $75 per square foot.

Glass $50 - 70

If you are looking to achieve a modern style, glass countertops are a perfect fit for your space. Beyond their beauty, these surfaces are very durable. In addition to countertops, you can also use glass for other surfaces, like backsplashes. Glass countertops are resistant to stains, scratches and heat, which make them a great option for the kitchen.

Glass countertops will typically cost between $50 to $70 per square foot.

Helpful Tips: How to Save on Countertop Cost

Other than choosing a material that is less expensive, there are some other ways that you can keep the cost of your remodel low. The following tips can help you save money when it comes to buying countertops.

Choose a Standard Edge

If you are looking to keep your countertop costs low, select a standard edge, not a premium edge. There are many stylish standard edges, so you will not be sacrificing appearance to save cost.

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Choose a Common Color/Style

Selecting a common color or style can go a long way in keeping costs down. As mentioned above, the rarer the countertop you choose, the more you will have to pay. This applies not only to the material itself, but the color and style as well.

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Reduce the Number of Cutouts Required

The less cutouts and angles the fabricator needs to incorporate into the stone, the lower the overall cost will be.

How Do the Options Compare in Terms of Resale Value?

Installing new countertops is a great way to increase the overall value of your home. When the time comes to sell, having the right countertops in the home can make quite the difference. Some materials will see a better return on investment than others.

When it comes to resale value, stone countertops are by far the better choice. The surfaces are much more attractive and durable than various other options. As far as color and style go, it is in your best interest to choose neutral colors and styles if you intend to sell your house in the near future. Many future homeowners do not want the burden of a countertop that is considered out of style, so choosing neutral tones and styles will help you play it safe.

Countertop cost is influenced by many different factors. As you can tell from the information above, the material you choose can have a significant impact on the overall cost of your home remodeling project. While cost should not be the only factor that guides you to your countertop decision, it inevitably plays a major role in the process for many homeowners. You will want to find something that is both within your budget and that you will enjoy for many years to come.

If you need to stretch your budget slightly in order to get the countertops you truly want, it is advisable to do so. As long as it is a reasonable stretch, you are much better off paying a little more for a beautiful and durable countertop rather than selecting a material simply because it is cheap. Considering that you will have these countertops in your home for years, you want to pick the best option for your home. Reviewing the information provided in this guide can help you along the way to choosing a great new countertop for your home.

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