Name: NY Quartz and Granite
Address: North Belmore area Long Island New York, NY
Telephone: (516) 864-4224
Price range: $29 - $189

Granite Countertops Starting $29 per SF Seaford NY Quartz and Granite

Transform Your Seaford Home with Exquisite new custom Countertops

At NY Quartz and Granite, we specialize in designing and installing custom countertops that bring your vision to life. Serving the Seaford area, we offer a wide range of high-quality materials and personalized designs for your kitchen, bathroom, and both indoor and outdoor spaces.

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Serving Seaford with Pride

Located in the heart of Seaford, NY Quartz and Granite is dedicated to providing exceptional service and quality craftsmanship to our community. We are committed to turning your countertop dreams into reality, enhancing the beauty and functionality of your Seaford home.

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Ready to upgrade your home with stunning custom countertops? Contact us today for a free consultation and let our experts help you design the perfect countertops for your kitchen, bathroom, and indoor or outdoor spaces.

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10 colors at $29/SF Installed
- free sink, choice of 3 edges installed with Cabinet Purchase

With minimum cabinet purchase of 3000.00.Restrictions May Apply. Subject to change without notice.

Expire In 5 Day(s) unless otherwise noted. (7/1/2024)

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About Us

NY Quartz and Granite

We provide homeowners, contractors and architects a large choice of custom fabricated stone slabs for residential or commercial use. Our partners in China enable us to offer you the lowest possible price. Our stone products are imported from all over the world. Our staff of experienced, professional and knowledgeable stone experts help you select products, estimate costs, work with you on design ideas and follow through with personalized project management. Granite is a natural product and contains concentrations of crystals, pits, veins and fissures (small hairline cracks) that are likely to be present in solutions of the slab(s) used to produce your counter tops.