White Granite Countertops and Slabs

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White granite brings the natural beauty and elegance of stone to a bright white granite kitchen or bathroom. Granite is rarely pure white. Most white granite colors show a white or off-white background with gray or rich silver veining, dark specks or warm beige tones, and every slab has its own movement and variation. These popular white granite colors are part of the selection of granite in our granite colors and slabs catalog.

River White usually shows a creamy off-white background with soft gray veining and small dark red flecks. Compared to other white granites, its pattern flows softly across the slab, so it suits a large island or a long kitchen run. It pairs well with white cabinets and stainless steel appliances, and it suits homeowners who want white countertops with warmth.

Viscon White usually shows a white or gray background with darker gray veining and black speckles. It sits closer to gray granite, with bolder contrast than River White, and works well in modern kitchen designs and bathroom vanities.
We work with a range of granite slabs, and availability changes, so we confirm your slab before you order.

Natural granite varies from slab to slab, even among white slabs of the same color, so a photo or a small sample never shows the full pattern. Before you order, we send photos of the actual slab for your project.

Ask us about a sample piece or seeing the slab in person, and we confirm what is available. We can hold your slab free for two weeks, and a special-order slab takes about a month.

We plan the layout around the veining with you, so the best part of the slab lands on the island or by the sink, and the seams fall where they are least visible.

Once you pick your slab for white granite kitchen countertops, we handle the rest. See our granite countertops service page for the full process.

• Measurement. We measure on site and check the cabinets, plumbing and walls.
• Template and approval. You approve the slab, seams, edges, cutouts and backsplash before we cut.
• Fabrication. We cut and finish your granite in our own workshop, on 3 cm slabs for almost every project.
• Installation and sealing. Our crew sets the countertops, checks every seam, seals the stone and cleans up before we leave.

Installing countertops in a typical granite kitchen runs about $4,500 to $7,000, including fabrication, delivery, installation and sealing.

Your estimate lists the slab, square footage, edges, cutouts and any backsplash. Removal of your old countertop can be added to your estimate. On average, our projects reach installation in about 14 to 17 days, and we confirm your date with your estimate.

Here is what homeowners and designers alike can expect when they work with us.

• Real slab photos. You see the actual white granite slab before we cut.
• Layout planning. We place the veining and seams with you for your kitchen or bathroom.
• One team. The same team measures, fabricates and installs your countertops.
• Checks before we cut. We look at the cabinets, plumbing and walls and tell you about any limits early.

Ready to start? Request your estimate today.