Granite & Quartz Countertops in Greenville, SC

Carolina Granite is a family-owned countertop and custom cabinet company in Greenville, SC, led by a South Carolina licensed residential builder. Instead of choosing from a small sample, you pick the exact slab at the warehouse, and we meet you there at no additional charge to help you decide and answer any questions you may have. You’ll quickly discover from your first interaction with Carolina Granite that our clients are more than just a number. You become part of the Carolina Granite family.

We typically have your countertops ready to install 3-4 weeks from the time you choose the slabs you want. Occasionally, we have a break in our schedule and can install quicker. In terms of the actual installation time, 95% of our installs are completed in a single day.

We like to keep things easy. We begin the process by providing you with a quote. We ask you to do a very simple drawing like the example shown on our measuring guide. Your drawing does not have to be professional, pretty, or precise. The next step is to choose your slabs. Our licensed residential builder will meet you at one of the local stone warehouses to answer any questions you may have when choosing the exact slabs for your project. We will then arrange a time for our licensed residential builder to visit your home and create templates. Next, we schedule a day for your countertops installation and removal of your existing countertops. Some companies will remove your old countertops several days or weeks before the new countertops are ready to be installed, leaving your home a mess and you without countertops! We like to make your life easier, so we remove your old countertops on the same day that we install your new ones.

We offer countertop fabrication and installation using granite, quartz, marble, soapstone, quartzite, Onyx, and schist.

If you are having a water filtration system installed or are running cables/wiring, and need new hole(s) cut in your countertops, we’re here to help.

If your sink has started coming loose from the countertop due to poor installation practices by previous services, our experts are available to reattach your sink and guarantee that your sink will never come loose from the countertops again. In the rare event that it does, we will reattach it at no charge to you.

We also offer a fabrication only service for DIY’ers who plan on installing the countertops themselves.

Lastly, we offer a range of custom cabinetry and cabinet refacing services.

Yes. Installation is included in our price unless it is stated otherwise on your quote.

We appreciate pricing transparency as much as you do and pride ourselves in not having any hidden fees. This also means that we don’t charge credit card processing fees like many countertop fabrication companies do.

We keep this as simple as possible and provide you with a few options. You can provide us with a very simple, hand drawing of your countertop layout with some basic measurements.

If you don’t feel like providing a quick sketch, you can simply text or email us a few photos of your kitchen and we will do the drawing for you and simply ask you to measure a few areas. We try to make it as easy as possible.

Yes. We have found that by letting you select the exact slabs of stone for your project, you have the opportunity to add your own personal preferences and tastes to what will ultimately become your ideal countertop space. Instead of choosing from a small sample, you pick the exact slab at the warehouse, and we meet you there at no additional charge.

We guarantee our work to be completed at a professional level by trained experts. Like every other stone countertop fabricator, we can not warranty the stone itself since it is a natural product.

For projects that utilize quartz, the manufacturers may provide warranties for the product itself and we can provide you with the information you’ll need to activate that warranty.

Carolina Granite has served homeowners in the Carolinas and Northeast Georgia since 2008. The family behind the company began building custom homes in the 1980s and built hundreds of them before starting Carolina Granite.