SAN ANTONIO COUNTERTOP SHOWROOM
Countertops
100+ in-stock slabs across quartz, granite, and quartzite. Free in-home measurement and 3D design — template, fabrication and installation are quoted together as one installed price.
Which countertop is right for your kitchen?
The quick comparison our designers walk through at the slab yard. Every one of these is stocked at the Isom Rd showroom, so you can put a sample against your cabinet door before deciding.
| Property | Quartz | Granite | Quartzite |
|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Engineered stone | Natural stone | Natural stone |
| Durability | Excellent | Very good | Best (hardest) |
| Heat | Good — use trivets | Excellent | Excellent |
| Stains | Best (non-porous) | Good when sealed | Good when sealed |
| Maintenance | None — never seal | Seal yearly | Seal yearly |
| Look | Consistent, many colors | Bold, unique veining | Marble look, natural |
| Best for | Busy family kitchens | Character and heat | A luxe marble look that lasts |
What your installed quote covers
One written number for the whole job, so there are no surprises between the slab and the finished counter.
- Free in-home measurement — we measure the runs, overhangs and sink location; no estimating from a sketch.
- Slab selection — pick your exact slab at the showroom and see it next to your cabinet door and hardware.
- Digital template — made after the cabinets are set, so seams, sink cutouts and appliance gaps land exactly right.
- Fabrication — your edge profile, sink and cooktop cutouts, and any backsplash or waterfall pieces.
- Installation — set, leveled, seamed and cleaned up by our own crew, backed by our three-year workmanship warranty.
Edge profiles
Eased (square with a softened edge), beveled, bullnose, ogee, and mitered waterfall ends for islands. Your quote lists the profile you choose, so upgrades are never a surprise.
Good to know
- Undermount sinks are the standard pairing with all three stones; farmhouse sinks need an apron-front base cabinet — plan it with your cabinets.
- Natural stone (granite and quartzite) is sealed; quartz never needs sealing.
- Countertops are templated after cabinets are installed, which is why we quote cabinets and tops together when you're doing both.
Not sure which to choose? Read our Quartz vs. Granite vs. Quartzite guide →