Quartz, granite & marble kitchen countertops.
Your countertop is the surface you use every day, so it should look beautiful and hold up for years. Perfect Granite and Marble measures, fabricates and installs custom quartz, granite and marble countertops for kitchens across Chicagoland, with one team handling your project from the first estimate to the final seam.
Choose the stone that fits how you cook.
Every material has its own look, feel and care routine. We work with leading quartz brands and hand-selected natural stone, and we explain the differences honestly so you can choose with confidence.
Engineered stoneQuartz countertops
Engineered from natural quartz and resin, quartz is the most popular choice for busy family kitchens. It is non-porous, consistent in color and never needs sealing.
- Resists stains from coffee, wine and oil
- No sealing, simple daily cleaning
- Marble-look, concrete-look and solid colors
Natural stoneGranite countertops
Quarried from the earth, every granite slab is one of a kind. Granite is hard, durable and stands up well to heat, which makes it a natural fit for kitchens that see real cooking.
- Unique veining and movement in every slab
- Excellent heat and scratch resistance
- Long-lasting with periodic sealing
Natural stoneMarble countertops
Nothing matches the soft glow of real marble. It brings timeless elegance to islands, baking stations and bathrooms, and develops a natural patina over time.
- Classic Carrara, Calacatta and more
- Naturally cool surface, ideal for baking
- Needs sealing and gentle care
A quick side-by-side.
The most common question we hear in the showroom. Here is how the three main countertop materials compare in a working kitchen.
| Material | Look | Stain resistance | Heat | Maintenance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quartz | Consistent pattern, wide color range | Very high, non-porous | Use trivets for hot pans | No sealing needed |
| Granite | Unique natural slab | High when sealed | Very good | Seal periodically |
| Marble | Soft, classic veining | Moderate, may etch from acids | Good | Seal and wipe spills promptly |
Want more detail on cleaning and sealing? Read our stone care guide.
The finishing detail.
The edge sets the character of your countertop, from clean and modern to richly traditional. We cut and polish every profile in our own shop.
Flat polish
Clean, square edge with eased corners. Modern and easy to clean.
Bevel
A single angled cut along the top edge. Subtle and practical.
Double bevel
Angled cuts top and bottom for a crisp, tailored line.
Half bullnose
Rounded top, flat bottom. A family-friendly favorite.
Full bullnose
Fully rounded edge, soft to the touch and safe around kids.
Quarter round
A small radius on the top edge. Simple and versatile.
Double quarter round
Radius on top and bottom for a softened square edge.
Ogee
An elegant S-curve suited to traditional kitchens.
Double ogee
A deeper, layered S-profile for a classic statement edge.
Dupont
Square top with a rounded drop below. Formal and refined.
Triple pencil
Three rounded steps that add depth to thicker tops.
Triple lindy
A stacked, decorative profile for showpiece islands.
Rock face
Chiseled, natural-looking edge for a rustic finish.
Functional and stylish.
We offer a range of kitchen and bathroom sinks from leading manufacturers, and we fit every cutout to your exact fixtures.
Undermount sinks
Mounted below the stone for a seamless look and easy wipe-down straight into the basin.
Single & double bowl
Stainless steel options sized for everyday prep, large pots and busy family kitchens.
Vanity sinks
Oval and rectangular bowls for bathroom vanities in quartz, granite or marble.
Precise cutouts
Openings for cooktops, faucets, soap dispensers and pop-ups, cut and polished in our shop.
From estimate to installed.
One team manages your whole countertop project, so you never have to coordinate between a stone yard, a fabricator and an installer.
Free estimate.
Send your kitchen layout or call us. You receive a clear, itemized quote at no cost.
Select your stone.
Compare colors, edge profiles and sinks with our team and choose what suits your kitchen.
Template & fabricate.
We measure on site once cabinets are set, then cut, edge and polish your tops to fit.
Install.
Our crew installs the countertops, sets the sink and leaves your kitchen clean and ready.
Clear pricing, no surprises.
Every estimate lists material and services separately, so you know exactly what you pay for. What we quote is what you pay.
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Stone material
Your chosen quartz, granite or marble, priced by square foot.
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On-site measuring
Precise templating after your cabinets are installed.
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Fabrication
Cutting, edge profile, seams and polishing in our shop.
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Cutouts
Sink, cooktop and faucet openings made to your fixtures.
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Installation
Delivery, setting, leveling and sink mounting by our own crew.
Good to know before you buy.
How much do quartz or granite kitchen countertops cost?
Price depends on the stone you choose, the square footage, the number of cutouts and seams, and the edge profile. Send us your layout or a sketch with measurements and we will prepare a free, itemized estimate with material and services listed separately.
Which is better for a kitchen, quartz or granite?
Both are excellent kitchen surfaces. Quartz is non-porous, needs no sealing and offers very consistent colors. Granite is a natural stone with unique patterns and very good heat resistance, and it benefits from periodic sealing. We are happy to help you compare samples for your space.
Is marble a good choice for kitchen countertops?
Marble is beautiful and timeless, but it is softer and more porous than quartz or granite. It can etch from acidic foods like lemon, wine or vinegar. Many clients choose marble for islands, baking areas or bathrooms, or choose a marble-look quartz for busy kitchens.
When do you measure for new countertops?
We template on site once your base cabinets are installed and level. Bring your sink and faucet choices, or choose a sink from us, so the cutouts are made to the exact fixtures.
Do you install sinks and make cutouts?
Yes. We cut and polish openings for undermount and top-mount sinks, cooktops and faucet holes, and we set the sink during installation.
Which areas do you serve?
We install countertops in Chicago and the suburbs, including Schaumburg, Naperville, Elgin, Evanston, Arlington Heights, Palatine and many more. See the full service area.