Expert Technicians
Serving Greater Phoenix Since 2017
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Your price in writing before work starts.
AZ Licensed
ROC# 331288
We fabricate and install granite and quartz kitchen countertops in Phoenix, and marble too. The install itself usually takes less than a day, and the whole job runs about three weeks from the day you approve your slab. TM Countertops is a licensed Arizona countertop contractor (ROC #331288, which you can check on the Arizona Registrar of Contractors site) and we have worked in the Valley since 2017.
Granite Kitchen Countertop Installers in Phoenix
We are a small family business, so the people who template your kitchen are the same expert granite installers who set the top. We are fabricators and slab installers in one shop. We cut every top ourselves from a laser template, which makes each kitchen custom, and we remove old laminate, tile or stone tops.
Granite, Quartz or Marble for Your Kitchen?
Granite is natural stone and handles heat well. We seal it at install and you reseal every year or two. The Natural Stone Institute has good general care guides. Quartz is engineered, never needs sealing and resists stains, but keep hot pans on a trivet because the resin can mark under high heat. Marble is beautiful but etches and stains easily. Not sure? Tell us how you cook and we will point you to a slab.
Kitchen Island Countertops
Seams and overhangs matter most on an island. For seating, plan 12 to 15 inches of overhang with support brackets underneath. A large island may need a seam, and we place it where it hides best. Quartz is a popular island choice because the color stays even from slab to slab. See finished kitchens in our project gallery.
Kitchen Countertop Sizes and Edge Styles
A standard kitchen counter is 36 inches high and 24 to 25.5 inches deep. An island with bar seating is often 42 inches high. An eased edge is the simplest to clean. A bullnose is fully rounded, a bevel is a clean angled cut, and an ogee is a decorative curve. Send a photo of the edge you like and we will quote it.
Kitchen Countertop Cost in Phoenix
Most Phoenix kitchens run about $2,500 to $6,000 installed. Granite generally costs $40 to $100 per square foot.
| Kitchen | Countertop area | Typical installed price |
|---|---|---|
| Small | about 30 sq ft | $1,200 to $3,000 |
| Medium | about 50 sq ft | $2,000 to $5,000 |
| Large | about 80 sq ft | $3,200 to $8,000 |
On a budget? Ask about lower-priced slabs and remnants. Old top removal, cutouts and a backsplash can add to the price. We quote in writing before we start.
How Your Kitchen Countertop Installation Works
- Send photos and rough measurements for a free estimate.
- We measure your kitchen and take a laser template.
- You pick the slab and we tag it for your job.
- We cut the top, edges and cutouts in our shop.
- We install, seal natural stone and show you how to care for it.
Free Granite Countertop Consultation in Phoenix
Planning a kitchen remodel? Call (602) 516-6893 for a free, in-home measurement and estimate. We’ll help you choose the right material for how you actually use your kitchen.
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(602) 516-6893
Discover the power of remarkable granite, quartz, and marble countertops.
2009 W Ironwood Dr, Phoenix, AZ 85021, United States
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Let us elevate your kitchen and bathroom spaces to new heights of beauty and functionality.
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Kitchen Countertops Across Phoenix
We install in Desert Ridge, Biltmore, Arcadia, Deer Valley, Anthem, North Phoenix, Downtown Phoenix and McCormick Ranch, and also in Scottsdale, Tempe, Glendale, Chandler and Mesa. Doing a bathroom or laundry room too? See our bathroom countertops and laundry countertops pages.
Not sure we reach you? See our countertops near me page.
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FAQs:
questions people often ask
From the wall to the edge of the countertop or edge-to-edge across the island, the standard countertop depths range from 24 to 25.5 inches.
There is no single best color. White, grey and beige make a kitchen feel open. Darker slabs hide crumbs but show water spots and dust. Bring a cabinet door or floor sample and we will help you match it.
Yes, we can cut a matching backsplash from the same slab as your countertop.
Usually 12 to 15 inches, with support brackets added underneath for stability.
You can, but granite and quartz slabs are heavy and crack easily at sink and cooktop cutouts, so most homeowners hire a fabricator. Laminate or butcher block is more realistic for DIY.