Stone Age Granite Inc›
5.0 36 reviews
“They were very accommodating when we had a small last minute change to add another section of countertop and cabinet.”
FAQs
Is granite expensive?
There is a common misconception that granite is extremely expensive. Granite is typically comparable, usually even less expensive than either quartz or Corian. We price each project individually dependent on the size shape of the layout.
What do the different categories mean?
Granite is priced in four price categories. Our category one granites are the least expensive of all the colors available. You can expect about a 20% price increase between price categories. Granite is priced based on its availability rather than quality. Because we purchase directly from the quarries around the world, we have the choice of the best materials.
How close will the estimate be to the final invoice?
The original quote is based on the measurements you provided to us. The more accurate the drawings you provide, the more accurate the price. We determine a general square footage for your project, and at we determine if that number is accurate. We will let you know if there is an inconsistency with the square footage.
What are your deposit requirements?
We require a 50% deposit at the time of ordering. We will not hold material, or template without the deposit. Final payment is required following installation of the tops. Once you have obtained an estimate, we encourage you to select a specific color and schedule your project.
Do I have to purchase the whole slab?
No, you only pay for what is required. If there is remaining material from your job, we sell it as remnants. We do, however, ensure that we have enough material should your project require more than one slab.
More answers can be found on the FAQ page of our website.
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