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Natural Material: Granite, Marble, Quartzite, Soapstone, Limestone, Onyx, Porcelain, Dolomite
Engineered Material: Quartz

Our showrooms have wonderful displays of all of the products that we offer and work with. Our showrooms will have towers that display materials from each supplier, as well as a display of our granite, marble, quartzites, soapstone, and more. We are not a slab warehouse so if you are interested in viewing full slabs of materials please contact a showroom near you for slab warehouse locations.

Bedrock Countertops works with many quartz brands: Cambria, Element Stone, Viatera (LG), Silestone, Vadara, Hanstone, Vicostone, Valiant, Wilson Art, Caesarstone, COSMOS, MODA, Radianz, Q- Quartz, One Quartz.

We service all of Georgia and surrounding areas, this means we install countertops in homes and buildings in any part of Georgia and surrounding areas.

Getting a quote from Bedrock Countertops is easy! You can get a quote by: Sending over your measurements, blueprints, layout -- OR -- Setting up a free measurement appointment with a sales representative.

We do not have a minimum order amount! We welcome all project sizes, no matter how small!

When deciding between materials there are 3 things you should take into consideration:
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1. What area of your home are you wanting new countertops for?
2. How much maintenance are you willing to do?
3. What is your budget?
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Areas
‍Granite is a great option for high traffic areas/ outside. It is a very durable material that stands up well to heat, stains, and scratching.Quartz is another great option for high traffic areas as it is durable, stain resistant, and scratch resistant. Keep in mind that quartz is only heat resistant up to a certain degree so we recommend using a hot pad when placing items on countertops. Avoid placing hot pans directly on quartz countertops.Avoid materials such as marble for high traffic areas since it is very porous, and is more susceptible to staining and scratching

Maintenance
‍Natural porous materials such as granite, marble, quartzite, limestone, and onyx require annual sealingNatural non pourous material such as soapstone does not need to be sealed. There is special formulated soapstone mineral oil that can be applied to the material.Engineered material: Quartz does not require sealing as it is not a porous material.

Budget*
‍Standard granite* is a great option if you are wanting to upgrade your countertops and are  looking for a budget friendly material.Other materials such as quartz, marble, quartzite, and soapstone will cost more than standard granite. Price per sqft for these materials will vary depending on the size, layout, and material chosen for your project.
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At Bedrock Countertops we understand that the decision to want to upgrade your space is important and we want to help you along the way. We offer free estimates for your project.

Our team of installers will arrive during the time block given to you by your sales representative. Once our team arrives they will proceed with installing your countertops.

*Keep in mind that the existing countertop does need to be removed prior to install. Luckily, we offer countertop removal, removal fee based on size of project and existing countertop material.

Expect there to be dust, this is construction so please be aware there will be dust that is created. Our team of installers will work diligently to minimize the amount of dust.

Once your countertops are fully installed, our team of installers will vacuum any excess dust that is left, and your project is complete.Installation time can take anywhere from 2 hours - 5 hours depending on the size, material, and layout of your project.

Yes! We remove existing countertops. Countertop removal fee ranges in price starting at $150 + Top removal includes existing countertop removal and disposal and will range in price depending on size of project and existing countertop material.

Honed is a smooth finish with no texture and without a polished reflection.
Think: Matte finish with no texture
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Leathered finish features a soft sheen that is less than polished granite but includes a textured appearance.
Think: Soft sheen finish with texture

Bedrock Countertops will seal your natural stone countertops when installation is complete, but we recommend sealing your countertops after that every 8-12 months depending on the material and how often you use the space. Sealants can be purchased at your local home improvement store.

Yes we sell under-mount sinks and under-mount vanity bowls!
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Stainless Steel Undermount Sinks:
• Single Bowl
• 60/40
• 50/50
• Zero Radius
• Laundry Sink
• Bar Sink

White Porcelain Vanity Bowls:
• Oval
• Rectangular

Standard Edges:
‍Priced: At no additional cost
• Eased Edge/Pencil Edge
• 1/8 Round Edge
• 1/4 Round Edge
• 1/4 Bevel Edge
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Upgrade Edges:
‍Priced: At an additional cost, price depending on edge and material chosen.
• Full Bullnose
• Half Bullnose
• Demi Bullnose
• Ogee Edge
• Hollywood Edge
• Rope Edge
• Chiseled Edge

Granite and Marble are both natural materials, so what makes them different?
Granite and marble are both porous stones that require sealing. Marble is softer (more porous) than granite so it is more susceptible to scratching and staining. While both materials are heat resistant, marble is not suited for high traffic areas like a kitchen. Also granite and marble have each have a different property make up which contribute to the look of each material.
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Is marble more expensive than granite?
Yes, Marble on average does cost more than granite.
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What is marble so sought after if it scratches and stains easily?
Simple: Marble is a beautiful. While marble does scratch easily and is susceptible to staining homeowners often can look past that for the simple fact that they like how marble looks. Every project is different and level of maintenance you are willing to do is entirely up to you.
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Granite vs marble : pros and cons
Pros
• Granite is durable and long lasting. Granite is a hard material, which means it stands up to cuts and drops.
• Granite is heat resistant, which means hot pots and pans can go directly on the surface without damaging the countertop.

Cons
• Porous, since granite is a porous stone it will absorb moisture if not sealed correctly
• Limited colors, especially for standard granite
• Maintenance Required: granite requires annual sealing to protect the stone and also so limit the amount of moisture absorbed by countertop
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Marble
Pros
• Very beautiful and unique
• If taken care of marble can be long lasting
• Well maintained marble can increase property value

Cons
• Expensive
• Marble is a porous, stains easily, high maintenance surface
• Susceptible to etching ( prolonged exposure to acid)
• Marble is much softer compared to other stones such as granite, quartzite
• High maintenance: scratches, stains, needs to be sealed.

Book matching refers to matching two or more slabs of stone, so that the two adding surfaces mirror each other, like an open book.

No, it will depend on the characteristics of the material.  Marble is very common since book matching does work best when the material has strong veins, linear patters or a lot of movement.

We do not remove or reattach mirrors. We are not liable for mirrors that are broken while countertops are being removed/installed. We highly suggest mirrors be removed prior to countertop removal/install.

Bedrock Countertops does not offer plumbing services.

Each material varies in price. Price per square feet for material that is not standard is all dependent on the size, layout of your project and the material you choose. At Bedrock Countertops we provide free estimates!

Gentle soap and water! Avoid harsh chemicals when cleaning your countertops as those can strip away the sealer on natural stone.

Bedrock Countertops works with natural material that is 3cm in thickness. Quartz comes in two different thicknesses 2 cm and 3 cm. Not all quartz comes in a 2cm thickness, verify with your sales representative if the quartz you want comes in the thickness you desire.

Granite, marble, and quartz are among the three most popular options on the market.
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Granite (Natural Stone)
‍Pros
• Granite is durable and long lasting. Granite is a hard material, which means it stands up to cuts and drops.
• Granite is heat resistant, which means hot pots and pans can go directly on the surface without damaging the countertop.

Cons
• Porous, since granite is a porous stone it will absorb moisture if not sealed correctly
• Limited colors, especially for standard granite
• Maintenance Required, granite requires annual sealing to protect the stone and also so limit the amount of moisture absorbed by countertop
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Marble (Natural Stone)
Pros
• Very beautiful and unique
• If taken care of marble can be long lasting
• Well maintained marble can increase property value

Cons
• Expensive- depending on the type of marble you choose prices range from $75+ per sqft.
• Marble is a porous, stains easily, high maintenance surface
• Susceptible to etching (prolonged exposure to acidic items such as tomatoes and lemons)
• Marble is much softer compared to other stones such as granite, quartzite
• High maintenance: scratches, stains, needs to be sealed.
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Quartz (Engineered Material)
‍Pros
• Non-porous so it resist staining better than a porous material such as granite
• Resistant to scratching
• Does not require sealing

Cons
• Not as heat resistant as granite or other natural stone. Always use a hot pad when placing hot items on quartz countertops. Avoid placing a hot item directly on to the countertop.

Countertop seams occur when joining two separate pieces to form a larger countertop. For many projects seams may be unavoidable but that is all dependent on the size and layout of the project. The type of material you choose may also affect the amount of seams that your project will require.

Seams on countertops will always be visible. There are many factors that have to be taken into consideration and that affect how many seams your project will need. We do not claim that our seams will be non existent but our team of installers will work diligently to conceal seams to the best of their ability.