Everything you need to know about our quartz countertops.
We offer transparent factory-direct pricing. Use our online calculator to get an instant estimate based on your exact measurements, color choice, and options. What you see is what you pay — no hidden fees or surprise charges.
Our online estimate is very close to the final price. The final price is confirmed after our technician takes on-site measurements at your home. Minor adjustments may occur based on actual dimensions.
Online estimates are always free. If you'd like a technician to visit for precise measurements, there's an $80 measurement fee, credited toward your order when you proceed with installation.
We work directly with manufacturers and operate without expensive showroom overhead. This allows us to pass significant savings directly to you while maintaining the same premium quality.
At Go Countertop Quote, installed quartz starts at $34 per sq ft (Valued Stone). Most popular Hicksville Stone and Citi Quartz colors run $39–$73 per sq ft installed, which includes fabrication, a standard edge and installation. Premium brands such as Cambria go up to about $154 per sq ft. A typical 40 sq ft kitchen in a mid-range brand runs roughly $1,400–$3,000 installed. Supply-only (you pick up in Farmingdale) starts at $29 per sq ft.
Our most affordable options are Valued Stone Sparkling White, Sparkling Black and Sparkling Gray at $29 per sq ft supply-only or $34 per sq ft installed. Valued Stone Calacatta-style whites start at $37 per sq ft installed.
Valued Stone, MSI and granite have no minimum. Hicksville Stone, Citi Quartz, Tessa Stones and Vicostone are priced per slab, so those orders are billed at a minimum of 32 sq ft (40 sq ft for jumbo slabs). Installed projects under 15 sq ft carry a $100 small-area fee; supply-only small orders have no extra charge.
We carry 7 quartz brands plus granite: Valued Stone, Hicksville Stone, Citi Quartz, MSI, Tessa Stones, Vicostone, Cambria, and granite. Installed pricing runs $34–$154 per sq ft depending on brand, so there's a color and price point to fit every budget and style.
Quartz is engineered stone that combines natural quartz with resin. It's non-porous (no sealing needed), extremely durable, stain-resistant, and available in consistent patterns. It's the most popular countertop material for modern kitchens.
Yes! Visit our Farmingdale showroom to see samples in person. For Cambria products, a showroom visit is required. You can also browse all colors with photos on our Products page.
After the in-home measurement, installation (or pickup for supply-only orders) typically takes 3–14 days after measurement, depending on project size and stone availability. The installation day itself usually takes 2–4 hours depending on the project size.
Old countertop removal is not included in our standard service. If removal is needed, please let us know during the on-site measurement so our technician can provide an estimate.
We serve all of Long Island (Nassau & Suffolk), New York City (all 5 boroughs), Westchester County, the rest of New York State, and neighboring states such as New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania (delivery and installation quoted per project). Check our Service Areas page for delivery fees by location.
Book online at gocountertopquote.com/book-measurement or straight from your online estimate. You pay $80 by card, we call or text within a few hours to schedule, and a technician templates your countertops, usually within 2–4 business days. You receive an exact quote the same day. The $80 is credited in full toward your order when you install with us; it is non-refundable once the appointment is scheduled.
Delivery and installation are free in Nassau County, central Suffolk (LIE exits 40–60), Long Beach, Queens and Brooklyn. The Bronx, Yonkers and Howard Beach add $100; Westchester and White Plains $150; Manhattan and Staten Island $200; eastern Suffolk past LIE exit 73 $300. The online calculator adds the correct fee automatically from your ZIP code.
Simply use warm water and mild soap for daily cleaning. Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive cleaners. Quartz is non-porous, so it doesn't require sealing or special maintenance.
Quartz is heat resistant but not heat-proof. Always use trivets or hot pads for hot pots and pans. Prolonged direct heat exposure can damage the resin binders.