Stone Countertop Prices and Installation Costs in the U.S.

The “Stone Countertop Prices and Installation Costs in the U.S.” section of The Stone Magazine is the largest real-time database of actual countertop pricing nationwide. We publish updated pricing data on stone countertop fabrication and installation costs in hundreds of U.S. cities to help you plan your kitchen or bathroom renovation budget more accurately.

Unlike generic cost guides with national averages, our content is based on real price quotes collected from local contractors in your city. All articles are created using data from mystery shopper research conducted by the CountertopsContractors.com ranking team. We send real project requests to fabrication companies, collect quotes, and our editorial team at The Stone Magazine analyzes and compares them.

We provide clear answers to questions like:

How much does a stone countertop cost in 2024–2025?

What is the average price per square foot for quartz, granite, or marble?

How much do local contractors charge for fabrication and installation?

Each article in this section includes:

• Average prices for countertops in a specific city and the range of local offers;
• Cost per square foot based on the material (quartz, granite, marble, etc.);
• Turnaround time for countertop production and installation;
• Insights into which companies offer affordable pricing and which operate in the premium segment.

These price insights are useful for:

• Homeowners researching the cost of kitchen countertops and trying to understand local price ranges;
• Commercial customers planning renovations or large-scale installs;
• Industry professionals looking for a reliable tool to compare pricing trends across the U.S. countertop market.

This is not just another price guide — it’s a data-driven tool that helps you compare quotes, find the right contractor, and avoid overpriced estimates.

We’ve already published 250+ city-specific price reports across the U.S., and by the end of 2025, this section will feature over 500 detailed articles covering stone countertop costs in cities from New York to Los Angeles, Chicago to Austin.