Transform your kitchen, bathroom, or commercial space with custom granite countertops in Vancouver — fabricated in-house, installed by certified stone professionals, and built to handle the realities of West Coast living. From heritage Kitsilano character homes to high-rise condos in Coal Harbour and Yaletown, we deliver beautiful, durable countertops that match your design vision and your strata's renovation rules. Family-owned. Locally operated. Backed by a written workmanship warranty.
Vancouver Granite is a Metro Vancouver–based stone fabricator and installer specializing in granite, quartz, marble, quartzite, porcelain slab, and engineered stone countertops. We've been serving homeowners, designers, builders, and strata corporations across the Lower Mainland for over 22 years, turning raw slabs into kitchens, bathrooms, fireplaces, vanities, and commercial surfaces that last.
Everything happens under one roof. Our showroom and fabrication facility lets you walk the slab yard, hand-pick your stone, watch your countertop being templated and CNC-cut, and meet the team installing it in your home. There's no middleman, no warehouse-to-warehouse handoff, and no surprises about which slab ends up in your kitchen.
Our crew is made up of experienced stone fabricators — many with 15+ years on the saw and the polisher — who understand the difference between a countertop that looks great on day one and a countertop that still looks great in twenty years. We're licensed and insured in British Columbia, WorkSafeBC compliant, and we carry liability coverage that protects your home and your strata building during installation.
Founded in 2003 by Marco Bianchi — a third-generation stonemason who immigrated to Vancouver from Carrara, Italy — Vancouver Granite began as a single-truck templating operation and now operates a 14,000 sq ft fabrication shop on Phillips Avenue in Burnaby's Big Bend industrial district. Whether you're replacing a single bathroom vanity or outfitting an entire custom build, you get the same attention to detail, the same fabricators, and the same direct line to ownership.
Vancouver homeowners have plenty of options when it comes to countertops. Here's what sets us apart — and why customers across the Lower Mainland keep coming back.
Stone fabrication is a craft. The difference between a $4,000 countertop and a $40,000 countertop often comes down to seam placement, edge profile execution, and how carefully the slab is laid out before cutting. Our fabricators have produced thousands of countertops across Greater Vancouver — from tight galley kitchens in West End condos to 14-foot waterfall islands in Shaughnessy custom homes.
We've worked in 1920s Craftsman bungalows in Kerrisdale, Vancouver Specials in East Van, mid-rise concrete towers in Brentwood, leaky-condo remediation in False Creek, penthouse units with elevator weight restrictions, and brand-new builds in Surrey and Langley. We know which strata corporations require a Form B, which buildings restrict deliveries to weekday mornings, and which neighbourhoods have the tightest parking on installation day.
Licensed and insured in British Columbia with a valid Burnaby municipal business licence and $5,000,000 commercial general liability coverage — the level standard Vancouver stratas require for renovation projects. WorkSafeBC active and in good standing — we provide a clearance letter on request before work begins, which most stratas now require. Natural Stone Institute (NSI) Accredited Fabricator, HAVAN member, and CHBA BC member.
Every installation is backed by our own written workmanship warranty, plus full manufacturer warranty pass-through on engineered stones like Caesarstone, Silestone, Cambria, and Dekton. Transparent pricing — fixed quotes after template, no surprise charges for standard edge profiles, sink cutouts, or seam joints. What we quote is what you pay.
Some companies are sales offices that subcontract every job out to a different shop. We aren't. We own our equipment — bridge saws, CNC routers, water-jet cutters, polishing lines — and we do every cut in-house. That means tighter quality control, faster turnaround, and a real human you can call when something needs adjusting.
We don't run high-pressure sales tactics. Come visit the slab yard, bring your cabinet samples and tile colours, and walk through options with someone who actually knows the material. If we're not the right fit for your project, we'll tell you that too — and refer you to someone who is.
Visit our showroom and slab yard six days a week — Monday through Saturday. You'll see hundreds of full-size slabs of granite, quartzite, marble, and porcelain, plus all major engineered quartz lines. Bring your cabinet sample, flooring tile, paint chip, and any inspiration photos. Picking stone in person beats picking from photos every single time.
Design consultation, slab selection, digital templating, CNC fabrication, edge profiling, polishing, professional installation, and after-care — with realistic Vancouver-market pricing ranges below.
Granite remains one of the most popular choices for Vancouver kitchens. It's a natural, heat-resistant, scratch-resistant igneous stone that handles everything West Coast cooking can throw at it. Each slab is genuinely one-of-a-kind, with veining and movement you simply can't replicate in engineered stone. We stock granite from Brazil, India, Italy, China, and North America — Vancouver favourites include Black Pearl, Steel Grey, Delicatus, Colonial White, Silver Cloud, Giallo Ornamental, and exotic blue and red varieties for accent islands.
Quartz is now the dominant choice for new Vancouver kitchens, particularly in condos. It's engineered from roughly 90–95% natural quartz crystals bonded with resin, which makes it non-porous, virtually maintenance-free, and incredibly consistent slab to slab. We carry full lines from Caesarstone, Silestone, Cambria, MSI Q, Hanstone, and Vicostone, plus Vancouver-favourite calacatta and carrara-look patterns.
Marble brings a softness and natural elegance that no other material can match. We work with classic Carrara, Calacatta, Statuario, and Calacatta Gold marbles, as well as Vancouver-popular black and grey varieties. Marble is softer and more porous than granite, so we walk every client through proper sealing schedules and care expectations before installation. It's an exceptional choice for bathroom vanities, fireplace surrounds, butler's pantries — and for the right kitchen owner who appreciates patina over perfection.
Quartzite — not to be confused with engineered quartz — is a natural metamorphic stone that combines the look of marble with the hardness of granite. It's become one of the fastest-growing categories in Vancouver, especially for clients who want a marble aesthetic in a high-traffic family kitchen. Popular varieties include Taj Mahal, White Macaubas, Sea Pearl, and Fusion Wow. Real natural-stone movement, granite-level durability.
Porcelain slab and sintered stone (Dekton, Neolith, Lapitec, Laminam) are the newest premium category in Vancouver. They're ultra-thin, UV-stable, completely non-porous, and rated for outdoor use — which makes them ideal for Vancouver's covered outdoor kitchens, rooftop terraces in Coal Harbour and False Creek, and any project where weight is a concern (like high-floor condo installations).
We fabricate custom bathroom vanity tops, shower walls, tub decks, and wet-room surfaces in granite, quartz, marble, and porcelain slab. Vancouver's coastal humidity makes proper sealing and ventilation critical, and we specify materials and finishes that hold up to it. Single-vanity replacements through full primary-bathroom fit-outs — same crew, same quality control.
Stone fireplaces are a signature feature in many West Vancouver and North Shore homes. We fabricate full-height feature walls, mantel surrounds, hearths, and book-matched stone slab installations that turn a fireplace into the architectural centrepiece of the room. Heat-rated materials, certified installation, fully integrated with your existing millwork or new build.
We supply and install for restaurants, hotels, multi-family residential developments, dental and medical clinics, retail boutiques, and corporate offices throughout Metro Vancouver. We've completed projects ranging from single reception desks to complete fit-outs of 100+ unit developments. Builder-friendly scheduling, GC-friendly billing, and an install crew that shows up clean and on time.
Have your own installer? We sell slabs out of our yard and offer templating-only services for designers, builders, and DIYers who need professional digital templating without full installation. Standard included edges: eased, bevel, half-bullnose, quarter-round, and pencil. Premium upgraded edges (additional charge): full bullnose, ogee, dupont, mitred waterfall, chamfered laminated edges, and double-thickness mitred edges. We do all edge work in-house on CNC routers, which gives us tighter tolerances and better consistency than hand-routered edges.
Final pricing depends on slab choice, square footage, edge profile, cutouts, and site conditions — but these ranges give you a useful starting point before we measure.
We come to your home, measure your space, walk you through slab options, and give you a fixed written quote within 24–48 hours. No obligation, no pressure, no surprise charges — and no charge for the visit anywhere within Metro Vancouver.
Book my free measure →Standard 30–45 sq ft kitchens land between $2,500 and $6,500 fabricated and installed. Premium and exotic varieties run higher.
Slab tiers: commercial · mid-grade · premium · exoticA typical 40 sq ft condo kitchen lands between $3,200 and $7,200 installed. Caesarstone, Silestone, Cambria, MSI Q, Hanstone, Vicostone.
Most popular: Calacatta Nuvo · Eternal Calacatta Gold · BrittaniccaPremium Italian and Greek marbles for vanities, bars, and statement kitchens. Sealing and care schedule reviewed before install.
Carrara · Calacatta · Statuario · Calacatta GoldMarble look, granite hardness. The fastest-growing category in Vancouver kitchens. One-of-a-kind slabs reserved in your name once selected.
Top picks: Taj Mahal · White Macaubas · Sea Pearl · Fusion WowUltra-thin, UV-stable, fully non-porous. The only material we recommend for covered outdoor kitchens and weight-restricted high-rise installs.
Brands: Dekton · Neolith · Lapitec · LaminamSingle bathroom vanity tops, shower walls, tub decks, and full wet-room fit-outs. Coastal-humidity-rated sealing on every install.
Stone options: granite · quartz · porcelain · marbleStaining, scratching, heat damage, weight constraints, maintenance burden, resale value. Here's how the most common Vancouver countertop materials stack up in practice.
My current laminate countertop looks dated and is starting to chip.
This is the most common reason Vancouver homeowners call us. Laminate has its place — affordable and easy — but it dates a kitchen quickly and has zero impact on resale. Replacing 30–45 sq ft of laminate with mid-grade granite or quartz is one of the highest-ROI cosmetic upgrades you can make, especially in homes you're planning to sell within five years. Vancouver real estate listings consistently call out stone counters as a feature buyers look for.
My countertops are stained from oil, wine, or coffee.
Staining is almost always a porosity issue. Marble, limestone, travertine, and unsealed granite are porous and will absorb liquids over time. The solutions are: re-sealing on a regular schedule (we recommend annually for granite, every 6 months for marble), upgrading to a non-porous engineered quartz or porcelain slab, or applying a permanent impregnating sealer. We can assess your existing tops and recommend the right path.
I scorched my countertop with a hot pan.
Heat damage usually shows up as discolouration or surface clouding. Granite, quartzite, and porcelain slab are essentially impervious to heat. Engineered quartz can be damaged by direct heat above 300°F because of the resin binder — always use a trivet. If you cook seriously and heat resistance is your top priority, granite or porcelain are usually the better answer.
My condo strata won't approve heavy materials on my floor.
This comes up often in older Vancouver high-rises and on penthouse units. Some buildings have weight restrictions on the structural slab, and some elevators have weight or dimension limits that ruled out a single-piece 12-foot slab. We solve this with thin porcelain slabs (just 12mm), strategic seam placement, or a stone choice that's lighter per square foot. We've routed countless installations through buildings in downtown Vancouver, the West End, and the False Creek towers — we know how to work within strata limits.
There's a visible seam in my countertop.
Seams can never be invisible, but they can be nearly invisible — and the difference is fabrication craft. Proper seam placement (away from sink cutouts and high-stress areas), epoxy colour matching, and book-matched veining make a huge difference. If your existing counters have ugly seams, we can sometimes re-fabricate the affected sections without replacing the entire run.
I want a marble look but I have three kids.
Engineered quartz with calacatta or carrara veining (Caesarstone Calacatta Nuvo, Silestone Eternal Calacatta Gold, Cambria Brittanicca) is the answer for ~80% of these clients. For homeowners who want the genuine article, quartzite varieties like Taj Mahal or Mont Blanc deliver real natural-stone movement with granite-level durability — kid-friendly, dog-friendly, dinner-party-friendly.
Most Vancouver stone shops aren't bad — but a few habits separate the ones that finish strong from the ones that finish "fine." Here's the difference.
Most residential projects move from initial consult to installed countertop in 2–4 weeks, depending on slab availability and strata approval timelines.
Step 01
Call, email, or fill out the online form. We'll ask about scope (kitchen, bathroom, fireplace, full reno), approximate square footage, design vision, timeline, and whether you're in a strata building. Within 24 hours you'll get a rough budget range so you can decide if it's worth proceeding.
Step 02
Visit our showroom and slab yard. You'll see hundreds of full-size slabs of granite, quartzite, marble, and porcelain, plus all major engineered quartz lines. Bring your cabinet sample, flooring tile, paint chip, and any inspiration photos — picking stone in person beats picking from photos every time.
Step 03
Once you've found your slab(s), we'll tag and reserve them in your name. For natural stone, this is critical — there is no "second piece" of the exact slab you fell in love with. Your stone is yours from the moment you mark it.
Step 04
After your cabinets are installed (or measurements are confirmed for a replacement), we send a templater to your home with a digital LiDAR or laser system. This produces a millimetre-accurate template of every cabinet line, wall variance, plumbing penetration, and appliance cutout. Templating typically takes 30–90 minutes for a kitchen.
Step 05
Your template goes into our shop, where it drives the bridge saw and CNC router. We layout your slab, mark seam placement (always reviewed with you for natural stone), cut to template, profile your edges, do sink and cooktop cutouts, polish, and quality-check. Typical fabrication is 5–10 business days.
Step 06
Our installation crew arrives at the scheduled time, removes any existing countertop, test-fits the new tops, sets them on a bed of structural silicone or mechanical clips, joins seams with colour-matched epoxy, levels and shims as needed, and re-installs your sink and faucet (if requested). A typical kitchen installation takes 4–8 hours.
Step 07
For natural stone, we apply a high-quality impregnating sealer before we leave. We walk you through the finished installation, explain proper care, hand over your written warranty, and answer any questions. You can use the countertops within 24 hours.
Step 08
We follow up at six months and one year to make sure everything is performing as expected. If there's an issue covered under our workmanship warranty, we come back. No drama, no excuses, no buck-passing.
If your neighbourhood isn't listed below, call us anyway — we likely cover it. Travel surcharges may apply beyond a 50 km radius and are always disclosed in writing before booking.
Coastal humidity, dense condo stock, strata governance, heritage homes, and one of Canada's most active building permit offices all shape how a countertop project actually unfolds here.
Good news first: a straight countertop replacement — same footprint, same plumbing, same electrical — typically does NOT require a City of Vancouver building permit. You're swapping like-for-like, and no structural, plumbing, or electrical systems are being modified.
Where you DO need permits: relocating the kitchen sink, changing the dishwasher location, moving a cooktop, adding a new outlet, removing or modifying a wall (load-bearing or not — both require permits), or installing new ventilation. Permit costs for typical kitchen renovations run $500–$3,000, and processing times average 3–6 weeks. We'll always tell you up front whether your scope triggers a permit.
If you live in a Vancouver condo or strata-titled townhome — and most Vancouver homeowners do — your strata corporation has its own renovation rules layered on top of the City's. Even a like-for-like countertop swap usually requires written strata approval (most stratas use what's commonly called a Form K renovation approval, separate from the Form B Information Certificate). Stratas care about three things during a countertop reno:
We've worked with hundreds of Metro Vancouver strata corporations and we know how to prepare a clean approval package — work plan, insurance certificates, WorkSafeBC clearance letter, and material specs — that gets approved quickly. We'll handle the paperwork and the property manager communication if you'd like.
Metro Vancouver averages 1,100–1,800+ mm of rain per year and persistent humidity through fall, winter, and spring. That coastal climate has real implications for stone selection:
Vancouver's housing stock is extraordinary in its variation. We routinely work in 1900s-era heritage Edwardians in Strathcona and Mount Pleasant, 1920s Craftsmans in Kerrisdale and Dunbar, post-war bungalows on the East Side, the iconic 1960s–80s Vancouver Special, mid-century moderns in West Vancouver's British Properties, and brand-new builds across Surrey and Langley. Each comes with its own quirks — out-of-square cabinet runs, dropped soffits, sloping floors, plaster walls, undersized doorways. Digital templating and our experienced install crew handle all of it.
Each Metro Vancouver municipality runs its own permit office: City of Vancouver, City of Burnaby, City of Richmond, District of North Vancouver, City of North Vancouver, District of West Vancouver, City of Surrey, City of New Westminster, and so on. Permit thresholds and fees vary slightly between them, but the principles are the same: like-for-like is permit-free, anything moving systems triggers a permit. We'll quote based on your municipality's actual rules, not a guess.
Anyone can call themselves a stone shop. Here's how we earn the trust of designers, builders, and strata councils across the Lower Mainland — every project, every time.
Thousands of completed countertop projects across Metro Vancouver. Crew average 15+ years on the saw and the polisher. Every Vancouver building type — from 1920s Craftsmans to glass towers — already in our muscle memory.
In-house bridge saws, CNC routers, water-jet cutters, and polishing lines. Certified fabricators for Caesarstone, Silestone, Cambria, Hanstone, Vicostone, and Dekton. Digital LiDAR templating, not hand-measure-and-hope.
Licensed in British Columbia · WorkSafeBC active and in good standing · $5,000,000 commercial general liability · Natural Stone Institute (NSI) Accredited Fabricator · HAVAN and CHBA BC member · written workmanship warranty plus full manufacturer pass-through.
Fixed written quotes — no surprise charges. Seam placement reviewed with you before any cuts. Six-month and one-year follow-up calls built into every install. Family-owned. Local. Reputation traded on Vancouver street, not on the next ad campaign.
Real reviews from real Metro Vancouver homeowners — kitchens, bathrooms, condos, and custom builds across the Lower Mainland. Eight stories that show how the work actually unfolds, from first phone call to follow-up visit.
Honestly the smoothest renovation experience we've had.
We replaced 28 feet of laminate with a beautiful Calacatta quartz from Caesarstone. The team templated on a Tuesday and installed the following Wednesday — eight days door to door. The seam at the corner of our island is so tight you have to look for it. Will absolutely use them again for our bathroom.
— Sarah K., Kitsilano
They handled our strata paperwork better than we did.
Our building manager has a reputation for being difficult. The team had the strata package, WorkSafe clearance, and insurance certs submitted within a day, and we were approved within a week. Installation day was protected, clean, and on time. Beautiful Black Pearl granite, and we love it.
— Daniel R., Coal Harbour
Saved us from a contractor who was in over his head.
Our original contractor's stone supplier botched the template and tried to charge us for the re-cut. We brought in Vancouver Granite for a second opinion, they templated again at no charge, found the original error, and installed the corrected tops a week later. Saved our entire reno.
— Emily L., Burnaby (Metrotown)
Walked the slab yard for two hours and never felt rushed.
My wife and I are picky and we know it. The team gave us all the time in the world, helped us narrow down between three quartzite slabs, and even called us back the next day with a fourth option they'd just received. Genuinely felt like they cared about getting the right stone — not just selling us a stone.
— Mark D., West Vancouver (Ambleside)
Best price of three quotes — and the most thorough.
Got quotes from three Vancouver fabricators. Vancouver Granite came in lowest, AND their quote was the only one that listed everything in detail — edge profile, sink cutout, seam locations, sealing. No surprise charges. Final invoice was within $40 of the quote.
— Priya S., Richmond (Steveston)
They came back six months later just to check on us.
I didn't expect a follow-up call. The fabricator who installed our counters dropped by six months later, re-sealed everything, and made sure we were happy. That kind of after-care is rare in this industry.
— James T., North Vancouver (Lynn Valley)
Beautiful work in a very tight space.
Our condo kitchen is 9 feet by 7 feet. Not a lot of room to work with. They templated, fabricated, and installed in a single day with zero damage to our brand-new flooring. Quartz in Pure White, looks incredible, and the building manager mentioned it was the cleanest reno on the floor that month.
— Jenny M., Yaletown
Builder-friendly and reliable on a tight schedule.
We use Vancouver Granite on most of our spec builds in South Surrey. They template within 48 hours of us calling, deliver on the day they commit, and the install crew is clean and professional. That reliability is worth a lot when you're closing on a tight deadline.
— Custom Builder, South Surrey
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Granite countertops in Vancouver typically cost between $70 and $160 per square foot installed, depending on the slab tier and complexity. A standard 30–45 square foot kitchen falls between $2,500 and $6,500 fabricated and installed. Premium and exotic granite varieties run higher. Quartz typically runs $80–$180 per square foot installed. We provide fixed written quotes after templating — no surprise charges.
From signed quote to installed countertop, most residential kitchens in Vancouver take 2–4 weeks. Templating takes 30–90 minutes on-site. Fabrication takes 5–10 business days. The actual installation day takes 4–8 hours. Strata approvals can add 1–2 weeks in some buildings.
No, a like-for-like countertop replacement does not require a City of Vancouver building permit. You only need a permit if you're moving plumbing, relocating electrical, removing walls, or modifying ventilation. Condo owners typically still need strata approval (Form K or equivalent) even for like-for-like replacements.
Granite is a 100% natural stone quarried from the earth. Each slab is unique, it's heat-resistant, and it requires periodic sealing. Quartz (engineered stone) is roughly 90–95% natural quartz crystals bonded with resin. It's non-porous, requires no sealing, and offers consistent appearance across slabs but is less heat-resistant than natural stone above 300°F.
Both work well, but quartz is the most popular choice for Vancouver condos for three reasons: it's lighter per square foot (helpful for high-floor units with weight considerations), it's non-porous (better for rental properties or busy households), and it's easier to install in tight strata-governed buildings because cuts can be more predictable. Granite is still excellent for owners who want a natural stone look.
Yes. We provide free in-home measures and consultations across the City of Vancouver, North Shore, Burnaby, Richmond, Tri-Cities, Surrey, and Langley. Travel surcharges may apply beyond 50 km of our shop, and we always disclose them in writing before booking.
Clean daily with mild soap and warm water — avoid bleach, ammonia, and acidic cleaners (vinegar, citrus) which can break down sealer. Wipe up spills promptly, especially oil, wine, and coffee. Re-seal granite annually with a quality impregnating sealer. Use trivets for hot pans (granite is heat-resistant but thermal shock can crack any stone).
All multi-piece countertop installations have seams — there's no way around it for a kitchen larger than a single slab can cover. But a properly fabricated seam, with colour-matched epoxy and strategic placement, is typically 1/16 inch wide and barely visible. We always review seam locations with you before cutting.
If your existing countertops are an engineered quartz that's still in production, yes — we can match the pattern exactly. If your countertops are natural stone, an exact match is unlikely because every slab is unique, but we can find a close visual cousin from current inventory.
Yes. Old countertop removal and disposal is included in our standard installation pricing for residential projects. We protect your floors, cabinets, and adjacent walls before removal, and we haul away all debris when we're done.
Yes, in most cases. We can re-use existing sinks (top-mount, under-mount, or farmhouse), faucets, and cooktops as long as they're in good condition and dimensionally compatible with the new countertop. We'll inspect everything during templating and flag anything that should be replaced.
Standard included edges: eased (square), bevel, half-bullnose, quarter-round, and pencil. Premium upgraded profiles: full bullnose, ogee, dupont, mitred 2cm-to-4cm laminated edges, and waterfall ends for islands. Every edge is profiled in-house on our CNC routers.
Yes. Every cut, every edge, every polish happens in our own Metro Vancouver fabrication facility. We don't subcontract fabrication out. That means tighter quality control, faster turnaround, and direct accountability if anything needs adjusting.
We provide a written workmanship warranty covering installation defects, plus full pass-through of manufacturer warranties for engineered stone (Caesarstone, Silestone, Cambria, etc.). Manufacturer warranties on engineered stone typically range from 10–25 years; some are lifetime. Natural stone is warranted against fabrication and installation defects only — not against natural variation, since that's the point.
Call us, email, or fill out the free quote form on our website. We'll talk through your project, give you a rough budget range within 24 hours, and book a showroom visit or in-home measure at your convenience. There's no charge and no pressure.
Whether you're updating a single bathroom vanity, outfitting a custom-built home in West Vancouver, or coordinating a 50-unit condo refresh — we're built to handle it.
Anywhere within Metro Vancouver. Fixed written quote within 24–48 hours of templating. No deposit required to book.
Mon–Fri 9 AM–6 PM · Sat 10 AM–4 PM
4250 Phillips Avenue, Burnaby, BC V5A 2X8 — in the Big Bend industrial district, 25 minutes from downtown Vancouver. Walk-ins welcome 6 days a week. Bring your cabinet samples and inspiration photos.
Monday – Friday · 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday · 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday · By appointment only
Family-owned, locally operated, fully licensed and insured, and backed by hundreds of completed projects across Greater Vancouver. Whether it's a single vanity or a multi-unit development, you get the same crew, the same shop, and the same direct line.