Find stone worktops near me

Stone worktops are a timeless choice for kitchens and bathrooms, offering durability, natural beauty, and a premium finish.

Whether you're updating your kitchen or replacing a worn surface, finding the right tradesperson to supply and fit your stone worktops can make all the difference to the final result.

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How to find stone worktop services in your area

Finding trades who can source and install stone worktops is straightforward with Checkatrade.

1. Search your postcode

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3. Get in touch

Contact trades directly, or use the Checkatrade app to discuss your project and request tailored quotes.

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Why might you need stone worktop installation or replacement?

There are several compelling reasons to choose stone worktops:

• Upgrading from laminate or wooden worktops to a more durable surface

• Replacing damaged or stained worktops

• Adding a stone surface to a kitchen island

• Choosing a new style or colour to refresh your kitchen design

• Installing worktops as part of a full kitchen renovation

Remember, stone worktops aren't just an aesthetic upgrade; they can increase your home's appeal and boost property value!

Types of stone worktop

As a natural product, there's a wide spectrum of choice when it comes to stone worktops, each with unique qualities:

• Granite: Extremely durable, heat-resistant, and available in a range of natural patterns

• Marble: Elegant and luxurious, though more porous, and may require more maintenance

• Quartz: Engineered stone offering consistent colour, a non-porous surface, and low maintenance

• Slate: Smooth, matt finish, with strong durability

• Limestone: Warm, natural tones, though softer than granite or quartz

What does stone worktop installation involve?

Installing a stone worktop typically involves:

• Measuring and templating the installation area

• Cutting the stone to size and adding and cut-outs for sinks or hobs

• Transporting and positioning the worktops

• Securing the stone in place and sealing the joins

• Applying a protective seal (where required)

Depending on the size and complexity of the job, installation is usually completed in a single day once the stone is prepared.

How much do stone worktops cost?

Stone worktops vary in cost depending on the type and thickness of stone, the size and layout of the worktop area, the number of cut-outs and shaping required, and the sealing and finishing options.

However, taking granite and quartz as examples, for supply and installation, you're looking at around:

• £375 per m² for a quartz worktop

• £435 per m² for granite

Why not use our cost calculators to get a more accurate price for your project?

• Quartz worktop price calculator

• Granite worktop cost calculator

Tip: Ask for an itemised quote so you can see exactly what's included, and to more easily compare prices 'like-for-like'.

On Checkatrade, you'll only find trades who meet our high standards and pass up to 12 checks.

Questions to ask before hiring a stone worktop installer

With a few questions in your back pocket, you can help to make sure you hire the right tradesperson for the job:

• Which types of stone do you supply and fit?

• Can you show me some examples of your previous work?

• Can you provide samples for me to view at home?

• Do you handle templating and installation?

• Will you dispose of the old worktops?

• What is your current lead time from ordering to fitting?

• Do you offer a guarantee on materials and workmanship?

Tip: Always source a minimum of three competitive quotes to ensure you're getting a fair price.

Why use Checkatrade to find stone worktop services?

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FAQs about stone worktops

How long do stone worktops last?

With proper care, stone worktops can last decades — granite and quartz often 20+ years.

Do stone worktops need sealing?

Most natural stone surfaces, such as granite and marble, require sealing to protect against stains. Quartz is non-porous and typically doesn't need sealing.

Are stone worktops heat resistant?

Granite, quartz, and marble are heat-resistant, but to varying degrees, so it's still a good idea to use heat mats to avoid damage.

Can stone worktops be repaired if damaged?

Minor chips or scratches can often be repaired, but larger cracks may require replacement.

Are stone worktops heavy?

Yes, stone worktops are extremely heavy; therefore, proper installation is a must to ensure your units can support the weight.