The rate is easy. The square footage is where quotes differ. Here is exactly how we measure it.
Length in inches × depth in inches ÷ 144 = square feet.
| Piece | Size | Sq ft | At $38 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kitchen run | 120 x 25.5 in | 21.3 | $808 |
| Island, no overhang | 72 x 36 in | 18.0 | $684 |
| Island with seating overhang | 96 x 42 in | 28.0 | $1,064 |
| Single vanity | 49 x 22 in | 7.5 | $284 |
| Double vanity | 73 x 22 in | 11.2 | $424 |
Corners are counted once, not twice. Backsplash, if it is stone, is measured the same way at its height.
Estimate only: $38 per sq ft (or $30 over 1,000 sq ft) plus the slabs, assuming about 75% of each slab ends up as countertop after cutouts and seams. Your written quote comes from the real measurements.
Cutting, measuring and installing your countertops, with the sink cutout and setting the sink included. The slab is chosen separately and priced on its own.
No. Inside 60 miles the rate is the same. A Round Rock or Kyle kitchen costs what an Austin kitchen costs.
Tell us the rooms, the rough square footage and what you have in mind for countertop price per square foot, explained. You get a number for the whole job, in writing, before anyone cuts anything.