Port St. Lucie Countertops | Quartz & Granite Installation & Replacement
Port St. Lucie Countertops is a Natural Stone Institute-accredited custom countertop design, fabrication, and installation company. Based in Port St. Lucie, we have been supplying Florida homes and businesses with kitchen and bathroom countertops for 28 years.
Free In-Home Estimates | One-Year Labor Warranty
Variety of Countertop Materials
Aside from the popular choices like marble, quartz, and granite. Our team fabricates and installs a wide variety of countertop materials including quartzite, porcelain, laminate, and concrete. Don't see your preferred material here? Give us a call and we'll see if we can procure it for you.
Full Service Countertop Company
We can handle everything for you from design to fabrication to the final installation. Our Port St. Lucie countertop artisans also offers services beyond just that. We can repair, reseal, and restore your stone countertops after they've seen better days.
Quick Turnaround Times
Port St. Lucie Countertops can deliver and install custom countertops within 1 to 2 weeks time. Installation depends on the material but usually takes 4 to 8 hours, spread over 2 working days at your location. The final work time will depend on the complexity of the project.
Honest, Straightforward Pricing
Our project manager will give you an itemized project quote explaining how we arrived at the final price. For your reference, the price range for a typical 40–50 sq. ft countertop is $2,400–6,000 for quartz, $2,600–7,500 for quartzite, and $1,600–7,500 for marble.
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Recent Countertop Installations in Port St. Lucie
Quartz Kitchen Countertops, 3641 SW San Benito Street, Port Saint Lucie, FL 34953
The owner of this updated 5-bedroom, home in Port St. Lucie came to us to replace their old kitchen countertops. We replaced the original material, which has cracked in several areas over the years, with white quartz. Our expert team picked this material for this countertop replacement project because it pairs well with their kitchen’s existing cabinetry and gold-tone hardware. The clean, light surface gives this kitchen a modern look.
Turnaround time: 2 weeks, including fabrication time
Price: $7,300
Granite Countertop Installation, 8330 Hidden Pines Road, Fort Pierce, FL 34945
The client was in the process of renovating their kitchen to have an open-concept layout. For the project, they wanted to install new countertops and landed on this beautiful granite material. We fitted the new laser-cut counters within the same day taking care not to damage their new undermount sink. The granite counters extend into a raised breakfast bar, contrasting with the rich wood cabinetry.
Turnaround time: 2 working days, on-site
Price: $5,100
Countertop Polishing & Restoration, 1141 Marine Way E, Unit H3L, North Palm Beach, FL 33408
When the owner of this 3-bedroom condo in North Palm Beach came to us, their black granite kitchen counters looked old and drabby. Our team polished and restored it to get back its glossy, elegant look. Now, their family enjoys this breakfast peninsula everyday.
Turnaround time: 8 hours of on-site work
Price: $1,200
Countertop Installation Services for Kitchen and Bathrooms in Port St. Lucie
Kitchen Countertop Installation
Our Port St. Lucie countertop installers measure your base cabinets and map out cuts for the sink, faucet, and cooktop. The National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA) recommends at least 24 inches of landing space on one side of the sink and 18 inches on the other, so we plot cutouts with that room in mind. In L-shaped and U-shaped kitchens, we scribe each piece to the walls so corners and seams sit tight.
Kitchen Countertop Replacement
Port St. Lucie Countertops replaces kitchen countertops while the cabinets you want to keep stay put. Before tear-out, we check each cabinet for loose frames and old water damage under the sink. We also measure your existing backsplash, since a new slab thickness can change how it lines up. 7 out 10 of our kitchen countertop installation projects are replacements.
Bathroom Countertop Installation
The Port St. Lucie Countertops crew measures vanity cabinets and lays out custom vanity tops for single or double sinks. For double vanities, the NKBA calls for at least 30 inches between sink centerlines, with 36 inches as the more comfortable spacing. We size faucet holes and sink openings to your chosen fixtures, whether that's an undermount, drop-in, or vessel sink.
Bathroom Countertop Replacement
Swapping out a worn vanity top doesn't mean losing a solid cabinet. Our vanity top installers check the new top's depth, wall fit, and sink position against your existing setup. If you're reusing a faucet, we match the hole spacing so it drops right back in. We recommend you budget around $1,100 total for a standard 30–48-inch counter.
Kitchen Island Countertops
Our fabrication team plans kitchen island countertops around seating, prep sinks, and waterfall sides. The NKBA recommends 24 inches of counter width per stool and 15 inches of knee space at a standard 36-inch counter. We size the overhang to fit and anchor supports where the slab and its thickness call for them.
Best Countertop Materials for Your Port St. Lucie Home
At Port St. Lucie Countertops, we recommend comparing heat limits, moisture care, finish, and installed cost before choosing a surface for your kitchen, bathroom, or outdoor space.
Quartz Countertops
Engineered quartz blends ground quartz with resin and pigments, and Caesarstone says its surfaces contain up to about 90% quartz. The resin keeps the surface nonporous with no sealing needed, though it can scorch under a hot pan.
Best fit: Indoor kitchens and vanity tops, since Caesarstone advises keeping its standard indoor quartz out of direct sunlight.
Granite Countertops
Granite brings natural mineral patterns and holds up well to heat and daily wear. Our team suggests viewing the full slab before you commit, since a small sample shows only part of the pattern.
Care priorities: If you're not sure whether your granite countertop needs to be sealed, perform a water test. Do note though that most dark granites won't need a sealer.
Marble Countertops
Marble's soft veining suits vanities and baking stations where a lived-in look feels right. Lemon juice, vinegar, and even wine can etch dull marks into the surface.
Plan for upkeep: As per Natural Stone Institute recommendations, we encourage clients who choose marble to go for a honed finish and quickly clean messes to maintain their marble counters.
Quartzite Countertops
Quartzite is a hard natural stone with flowing veins that look great on islands and long kitchen runs. Real quartzite rates about 7 on the Mohs scale, harder than the roughly 5.5 of glass, which is why a true slab scratches a glass tile.
Pro tip: Avoid getting tricked by marble disguised as "soft quartzite" by asking for a glass scratch test before paying quartzite prices.
Porcelain and Sintered Stone Countertops
Porcelain and sintered stone come in thin, large-format slabs with stone-look faces. Many products, including Caesarstone Porcelain and Cosentino's Dekton, resist UV light, which makes them a strong pick for outdoor kitchens in Port St. Lucie.
Design tip: Some designs carry the pattern only on the face, so check how the edges will look before ordering.
Solid Surface Countertops
Solid surface brands like Corian blend acrylic resin with mineral fillers for smooth, seamless runs. Color-matched seams and integrated sinks leave fewer joints to scrub around.
Heat care tip: Hot pans can scorch the surface, though a trained pro can often sand out minor burns and scratches.
Laminate Countertops
Laminate from makers like Formica and Wilsonart bonds a decorative layer to a particleboard core for less than most stone slabs. Postformed tops come with a rounded front edge and, in some styles, a built-in backsplash.
Best fit: Budget kitchen updates and laundry rooms, as long as water never sits on the seams long enough to swell the core.
Butcher Block Countertops
Butcher block brings warm wood grain to islands and prep zones. On the Janka hardness scale, hard maple scores 1,450, red oak 1,290, and black walnut 1,010, so maple resists dents best of the three.
Installation priority: Wood moves with Florida humidity, so we fasten tops in a way that lets them expand and seal every cut edge near the sink.
Concrete Countertops
Custom concrete gives you full control over color, texture, and shape, cast either in a shop or poured on site. Because concrete is porous, the sealer decides how well it handles stains.
Pro tip: Before deciding on a concrete countertop, consider factors like reinforcement and delivery. Concrete can be pretty heavy and might need you to redo your cabinets if it turns out they aren't strong enough to handle the concrete top.
Specialty Countertop Services for Port St. Lucie Homes
Countertop Remodeling
Countertop remodeling in Port St. Lucie starts with a look at your existing counters, cabinets, and backsplash connections. The Port St. Lucie Countertops team then protects nearby cabinets and walls through removal and install. If you want a deeper sink or a new cooktop, share the specs early so we can check cabinet clearance.
Countertop Repair
Our repair techs handle sink-edge chips, corner chips, cracks, and separated seams. We identify the material first, then color-match a resin fill so the fix blends in. We also check the support under cracks and open seams, since a loose cabinet can undo the repair. Minor chip repairs can cost you $150 to $350.
Countertop Polishing & Restoration
Countertop polishing starts with figuring out what the surface is, since natural stone needs a different approach from quartz. On marble, our restoration crew hones out etch marks with progressively finer diamond abrasives, then buffs the finish back to honed or polished. We have polished and restored 314 countertops since 2024.
Granite Countertop Sealing
Granite countertop sealing starts with a quick absorption check, because some slabs soak up water fast while others barely need sealer. We clean and dry the stone first, then work in a penetrating sealer and wipe away the excess before it hazes. Our team uses high-quality sealers like fluoropolymer-based and silane/siloxane-based impregnating sealers.
Countertop Design
Our design consultants start with your room's dimensions, cabinet layout, and the way you use the space each day. From there, we narrow down materials, edge profiles, and sink placement. For small vanities or laundry counters, ask about remnant pieces that fit custom sizes for less.
Countertop Fabrication
Port St. Lucie Countertops fabricates each piece from the slab you picked and the measurements you approved. Our stone fabricators map every cut, sink opening, and seam before the blade touches stone. That planning keeps the pattern flowing across joints, and we finish each edge profile to match the surface. We have a dedicated facility in the West Park Industrial Center.
Waterfall Countertops
A waterfall island carries the countertop down to the floor through a vertical end panel. Our fabrication crew lines up the veining and cuts a 45-degree miter at the corner so the pattern wraps around without a break. You'll sign off on the layout before we cut, especially when strong veining or multiple slabs are involved.
We Make Countertops for All Areas of Your Port St. Lucie Home
Outdoor Kitchen Countertops
Our Port St. Lucie countertop installers plan outdoor countertop installation around your grill model, appliance cutouts, and whether the space sits under a roof or in full Florida sun. We lean toward granite or UV-resistant porcelain outdoors and make sure the base can carry the slab's weight, seating overhang included.
Laundry Room Countertops
Port St. Lucie Countertops customizes laundry room countertops into a folding and sorting station sized around your washer, dryer, and utility sink. We build in separate support so the top never rests on your machines, leaving room for doors, hoses, and future service.
Wet Bar Countertops
Our bar top specialists design wet bar countertops around your prep sink, beverage cooler, and serving surface. We check the cooler's ventilation clearance and keep seams away from the sink, so there's plenty of room for glasses, snacks, and drink prep.
We Install Countertops for Port St. Lucie Businesses
Restaurant, Cafe, and Bar Countertops
Our Port St. Lucie countertop installers measure and fit cafe countertops, coffee bar countertops, and commercial bar tops around sinks, equipment, and service areas. For restaurant counter replacement, we confirm cabinet support and cutout sizes before we fabricate the new surface.
Hospitality Vanity Tops
Port St. Lucie Countertops installs hotel vanity tops with attention to sink spacing, faucet holes, and splash protection. We phase the work around room availability and housekeeping schedules, so guest rooms stay bookable. We have supplied stone countertops for the reception desks at Residence Inn by Marriott and Hilton Garden Inn.
Reception Counters
Our commercial install crew fits reception counters, retail checkout countertops, and office kitchenette countertops to your workspace. We measure customer-facing surfaces and staff areas, including openings for cables and payment devices. The Port St. Lucie Countertops team has installed breakroom countertops at the WestPark Professional Center.
What to Expect When You Hire Port St. Lucie Countertops
Know What Your Countertop Estimate Includes
Our estimators break out material, fabrication, and installation costs in writing, so you can compare quotes line by line. Each quote also spells out who handles countertop removal, haul-away, and plumbing disconnection and reconnection.
Choose Your Material, Edge Profile, and Sink Configuration
Bring cabinet colors, flooring samples, and photos, and we’ll help you settle on a surface, edge, and sink that suit how you cook and clean. Confirm your sink type and faucet hole count at this stage, since undermount sinks need a compatible material.
Confirm Measurements and Cutouts Before Fabrication
Our templaters measure once your base cabinets are secured and level, because cabinet changes after this step affect the fit. We need your exact sink, faucet, and cooktop models before cutting, and we review seams and pattern direction with you.
Understand How Installation Day Will Affect Your Home
Clear the counters and under-sink cabinets, then plan for some noise, dust, and 1 to 2 days without a working sink. Before our crew leaves, we walk you through the seams, edges, and cure time for your new surface.
Ready to Plan Your New Countertops?
Book a free in-home estimate and get a written quote that spells out every cost before work starts. Our team measures, fabricates, and installs every project across Port St. Lucie and the Treasure Coast.
Why Homeowners Choose Port St. Lucie Countertops
Choosing who works on your kitchen, bathroom, or business is a big call, so it helps to know what stands behind the work.
Licensed & Qualified
Our crew has spent 28 years measuring, fabricating, and installing countertops, so tricky corners and out-of-square walls don't throw us off. We're happy to share our license details and a certificate of insurance before any work begins.
Warranty Coverage
Every installation comes with our one-year labor warranty, and we'll walk you through its terms and exclusions before you sign anything. Your material may also carry a separate manufacturer warranty, which we'll explain in our estimates
Positive Reviews from Actual Customers
Port St. Lucie Countertops holds a 4.8-star rating on Google from homeowners and business owners across the area. We earned it by delivering quality work 100% of the time.
Countertop Installation in Port St. Lucie and Nearby Areas
Port St. Lucie Countertops is based in Port St. Lucie, FL, and our crew also travels across the Treasure Coast and into Palm Beach County. Here's where we take on kitchen, bathroom, and commercial countertop projects:
Fort Pierce, FL
Stuart, FL
Jensen Beach, FL
Palm City, FL
Hobe Sound, FL
Port Salerno, FL
Indiantown, FL
Vero Beach, FL
Sebastian, FL
Okeechobee, FL
Lakewood Park, FL
Indian River Shores, FL
Jupiter, FL
Tequesta, FL
Jupiter Inlet Colony, FL
Palm Beach Gardens, FL
West Palm Beach, FL
Riviera Beach, FL
North Palm Beach, FL
Lake Worth Beach, FL
Frequently Asked Questions About Countertop Installation
How much does countertop installation cost in Port St. Lucie?
Quartz countertop installation runs $2,600 to $4,400 nationally, with an average of $3,500. Per square foot, quartz ranges from $50 to $200 or more depending on the slab, layout, and edge profile. We'll give you an exact number after measuring your space during a free in-home estimate.
Can you replace countertops without replacing the cabinets?
Yes, as long as your cabinets are sturdy, level, and free of serious water damage. We check every cabinet before templating and let you know if anything needs reinforcing to carry heavy stone.
How long does countertop installation take?
Port St. Lucie Countertops completes most standard kitchen installations within 1 to 2 days once the slab is fabricated. From measuring to install day, we suggest allowing several weeks for slab ordering and cutting.
Does countertop replacement include removal and sink installation?
That depends on the quote, and ours lists every task so nothing catches you off guard. We'll spell out who removes the old top, mounts the sink, and reconnects the faucet, drain, and disposal.
Which countertop material is best for my kitchen or bathroom?
For most busy kitchens and bathrooms, we recommend quartz because it never needs sealing. Granite is a great pick if you want natural patterns and better heat resistance, while marble suits homeowners who don't mind a little patina. On a tighter budget, laminate still gives you plenty of colors to work with.
Should I repair my countertop or replace it?
It depends. Small chips, minor scratches, and a loose seam are usually worth repairing if the rest of the surface is sound. Large cracks, repeat seam failures, or damaged support often point to replacement. Send us a few photos, and we'll tell you which makes more sense.