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Countertops and Stone in Seattle, WA

Seattle, WA is a city of hills, water and very different homes, and the stone work we plan here follows that mix. A bungalow on Queen Anne, a condo with a view of Lake Union and a new townhome in Ballard each ask for their own approach, so we begin with the building before we talk about slabs.

Condo and high-rise projects commonly plan around access. Many condo buildings set freight elevator and install windows, so delivery and installation are scheduled around the building, and we raise that question at the very start. Hills and tight streets add a second layer, because steep blocks and limited parking make it worth deciding early how a large slab will arrive.

Older homes with out-of-square walls, common in Capitol Hill and elsewhere, are why we template digitally. The file records the room as it stands, so a countertop meets a crooked wall cleanly. Craftsman bungalows tend to suit honed or marble-look surfaces, while modern condos and townhomes lean toward integrated lighting and hidden details.

Stoneex Surfaces serves Seattle, Bellevue, the Eastside and the rest of King County. Tell us about your space through the quote form, or call (206) 200-6052 whenever you are ready for a free estimate.

  • Puget Sound
  • Lake Union
  • Capitol Hill
  • Queen Anne
  • Ballard
  • Alki Beach
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Local planning

What Seattle Projects Need to Plan For

  • High-rise and condo access

    Condo and high-rise projects commonly plan for access. Many condo buildings set freight elevator and install windows, so delivery and installation are scheduled around the building. We ask about your building at the start of the conversation, so the stone plan and the building plan fit together.

  • Older homes with out-of-square walls

    Houses in neighborhoods like Capitol Hill and Queen Anne often have uneven walls and floors that affect templating. We record the room digitally as it stands today, which lets edges meet crooked walls cleanly and keeps seams where they look intentional.

  • Hills and tight streets

    Seattle's steep streets and limited parking make delivering large slabs something to plan ahead. We talk through the approach to your home, the stairs and the size of each piece before fabrication, so install day does not depend on luck.

Your home's style

Built for Seattle's Architecture

  • Early 1900s Craftsman bungalows

    Classic woodwork and compact kitchens look good with honed or marble-look surfaces. In a Seattle Craftsman bungalow we favor calm edges and seams placed at natural breaks, so the stone supports the house instead of competing with it.

  • Modern condos and townhomes

    Clean lines and tight footprints reward integrated details, such as built-in lighting and hidden cooktops. For Seattle condos and townhomes we plan these features early, together with the delivery and install rules the building sets.

Services

Stone Services Available in Seattle

  • Kitchen Countertops in Seattle

    Custom stone countertops for Seattle kitchens, planned with the building in mind, from condo freight elevators to steep streets, with digital templating that follows older walls and a slab you choose yourself.

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  • Full Height Backsplash in Seattle

    Large stone panels that carry your Seattle countertop up the wall with no grout lines, planned for condo access, older walls that are not square and the lifting that big panels require.

    See Full Height Backsplash in Seattle
  • Fireplaces & Tall Walls in Seattle

    Single-slab fireplaces and full-height stone walls for Seattle homes, planned around steep streets, stairs and elevators, and measured as built so the finished stone fits the wall that actually exists.

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  • Integrated Lighting in Seattle

    Backlit panels, lit edges and floating effects built into stone for Seattle condos, townhomes and bungalows, planned together with your electrician and with the building's own delivery rules firmly in mind.

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  • Outdoor Kitchen in Seattle

    Weather-ready stone countertops for Seattle outdoor kitchens, chosen for rain and sun, templated after the base is built, and planned around steep lots, long carries from the curb and condo roof access.

    See Outdoor Kitchen in Seattle
  • Fire Pit Surrounds in Seattle

    Custom stone fire pit surrounds for Seattle yards and terraces, with mitered edges and mantel-style details, in materials picked for heat and rain and planned around tight streets and stairs.

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  • Stone Veneered Cabinets in Seattle

    Cabinet doors and panels faced in thin porcelain or sintered stone for Seattle kitchens, built to flow from your countertop and planned around condo logistics, careful handling and older, uneven walls.

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Local projects

Stone Projects We Have Finished in Seattle

Real projects

Project Photos Near Seattle

Questions

Seattle Countertops: Your Questions Answered

Yes. Seattle is one of our most-served cities, with projects from Queen Anne to Ballard. Call (206) 200-6052 to talk about yours.

Tell us the building and any rules for freight elevator use and install windows. Many condo buildings set them, and they shape delivery and scheduling.

Yes. We capture the room digitally, so walls and floors that are no longer square are measured as they stand and not as drawn.

We plan the route to your home before fabrication and size pieces to what can travel. Mention your street and any stairs when you reach out.

Yes. You view full slabs at a supplier showroom and choose the exact piece, and we lay out seams and veining for your Seattle space from there.

Send photos and details with the quote form, or call (206) 200-6052 during business hours. The estimate is free, and we will tell you what else we need.

Plan your Seattle stone project with us

Share photos, rough sizes and the material you like. We will help you take the next step.

  1. 01

    Before your visit

    Request your quote

    Send your project details and photos online, or call us.

  2. 02

    We review your project

    Our team reviews your photos and details and replies with next steps.

  3. 03

    After your visit

    On-site digital templating

    We visit to capture exact measurements with digital templating.

  4. 04

    Quote, slab approval and install date

    You approve the quote and the slab, then we set your installation date.