Granite Countertop Cost Calculator

Estimate Granite Countertop Installation Cost Quickly and Easily


Granite Countertop Cost Calculator

Granite Countertop Cost calculator

Step 2 - Granite Countertop Size and Options

Step 2: Measure and Note the Granite Slab Sizes

When measuring for granite countertops, use the largest slab sizes as often as you can, and measure in square or rectangular sizes. Granite comes in large rectangular slabs and you'll be paying for the whole slab, regardless of use.

On corner ledge slabs, measure the area of A & B together as a square.

Step 3: Add Countertop Sizes and Options

In order for the cost calculator to work best and provide the most accurate cost calculation, tell us the size of each granite slab, one at a time, including the edge features you want. (Exposed edges are marked with an X on the drawing)

Granite Slab Size Entries

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Length of Short Side in Inches
Inches
Length of Long Side in Inches
Inches
Exposed Edges are seen with an X in the image.
Done

Step 4 - Finish Up with Project Details

Step 4: Finishing Up with Project Details

In this section, we need you to tell us if the old countertop needs to be removed. Whether or not you want cut outs for a sink, range, electrical outlets, etc.

Disposal as Well?
Check All that Apply

Last Step - Calculated Cost Estimate

Granite Countertop Calculated Cost Estimate

Based on the factors you entered above, we've determined you can expect to pay within the following price range to have granite countertops installed at your home.

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Next Step: Get Quotes from Local Countertop Pros

While we have made this granite countertop installation cost calculator as accurate as we can to fill a wide range of needs, the only way to get detailed and accurate quotes is by speaking to a local professional. If you would like to get free quotes from local, pre-approved companies in your area, click the button below.

*Directions are included below.

The estimated cost of a granite countertop and installation depends on the quality, grade and rarity of the granite slab, the total size of the countertops, the number of cutouts for the sink and/or cooktop, as well as the type of edge and whether or not you want a matching granite backsplash.

On average, you can expect the cost to be between $65 and $190 per square foot installed for granite counters.

different types of granite countertops installed in kitchen

How to Use the Granite Countertop Cost Estimator

Before getting started, it’s best to sketch out the size and shape of your total countertop area, as well as noting the location of cutouts for the sink(s),  cooktop(s) and electrical outlets if desired, and the size of all backsplash areas if applicable.

Once completed you’ll be able to see the estimated total cost by the entire project, square foot and more.

  • Step 1: Enter your 5-digit zip code and state.
    This step allows us to factor in the general cost of living in your area.
  • Step 2: Complete the following fields for EACH slab in your granite countertop layout sketch:
    • Length of this slab, measured in inches.
    • Width of this slab, measured in inches.
    • Standard or Custom edge?
    • Amount of exposed edge, measured in inches.
    • Repeat these steps for EACH granite slab in the project.
  • Step 3: Complete the following information.
    • Number of cutouts for electrical or utility outlets.
    • Is this a New or Replacement countertop? If this is for replacement, is disposal of the old counters needed?
    • Number of cutouts for the Sink(s) or Cooktop(s)?
  • Step 4: Review the granite countertop cost estimates and choose whether or not to send this information to local qualified local countertop pros near you for free cost quotes.