How Much Do Quartz Countertops Cost in Georgia?
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National cost guides put a typical quartz countertop project at about $3,500 to $4,500. The material and installation together usually run about $50 to $200 per square foot, depending on the quality of the quartz and the brand. Your total depends on how much countertop you have, the edge and cutouts, and the specific color you choose.
We couldn't find credible, current price data specific to Georgia, so the figures below are national estimates. They aren't local prices and they aren't Mega Solutions prices. The way to know your number is a quote based on your measurements.
Typical Quartz Countertop Costs
| Source (updated) | Typical project | What it assumes |
|---|---|---|
| Fixr (Jan. 2026) | $2,600-$4,400; average about $3,500 | 35 sq. ft. of mid-grade quartz in a standard kitchen |
| HomeAdvisor (June 2026) | $1,500-$8,000; average about $4,500 | What most homeowners spend; project size varies |
Price per Square Foot by Quality
Quartz is sold in quality and price tiers. HomeAdvisor groups them like this:
| Quality | Per sq. ft. | What you typically get |
|---|---|---|
| Lower quality | About $50-$60 | Some veining or color variation, though not always noticeable |
| Standard (builder or commercial grade) | About $60-$80 | The most commonly sold quartz |
| Premium and designer | About $80-$100+ | Richer color, refined patterns; often made to order |
Brand matters too. HomeAdvisor lists Silestone at roughly $60 to $150 per square foot, and both Fixr and HomeAdvisor put the overall range for quartz at about $50 to $200 or more per square foot. Marble-look designs with bold veining usually sit in the upper tiers.
What Changes the Price
- Square footage: most kitchens have roughly 30 to 40 square feet of countertop; islands and long runs add more.
- Color and pattern: solid colors usually cost less than designer patterns and realistic marble-look veining.
- Edge profile: Fixr puts decorative edges at roughly $10 to $60 per linear foot extra; a standard eased edge usually adds nothing.
- Cutouts: undermount sink, cooktop and faucet holes.
- Installation labor: HomeAdvisor puts it at roughly $10 to $30 per square foot.
- Delivery: Fixr lists about $100 to $200.
- Seams and slab yield: large islands and L-shaped runs may need seams or extra slab.
- Removal of old countertops, if it isn't included in the quote.
Is Quartz Worth the Price?
Quartz is priced similarly to granite in most national guides, so the decision usually comes down to look and upkeep rather than cost. Quartz doesn't need sealing and gives consistent color from slab to slab. In return, it should be kept away from direct heat and strong sun: Silestone's care guide recommends a trivet for hot pans and advises against outdoor use or UV exposure. For a full comparison, see quartz vs. granite and quartzite vs. quartz.
How to Compare Quartz Quotes
- the brand, color name and thickness
- the square footage, ideally from a template or measured visit
- the edge profile and how many linear feet are edged
- the number of sink, cooktop and faucet cutouts
- any backsplash in the same material
- removal and disposal of the old countertops
- who disconnects and reconnects the sink and faucet
- the timeline from templating to installation
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do quartz countertops cost per square foot?
National guides put quartz at about $50 to $200 per square foot, depending on quality and brand. HomeAdvisor groups it into roughly $50 to $60 for lower quality, $60 to $80 for standard, and $80 to $100+ for premium and designer quartz.
How much do quartz countertops cost for an average kitchen?
Fixr puts 35 square feet of mid-grade quartz at about $2,600 to $4,400, averaging around $3,500. HomeAdvisor reports most homeowners spend $1,500 to $8,000, averaging about $4,500.
Are quartz countertops cheaper than granite?
Not necessarily. National guides show overlapping price ranges for quartz and granite. The specific slab or color, the edge and the layout usually matter more than the material.
Do quartz countertops cost more in Georgia?
We couldn't find reliable Georgia-specific pricing, so the best benchmarks are national guides. Local quotes depend on the fabricator, the slab you choose and your layout.
Planning Quartz Countertops? Get a Quote from Mega Solutions
Mega Solutions installs quartz, granite, quartzite and marble countertops, and also sells and installs cabinets. Request a personalized quote based on your measurements, the colors you like and your project details.
Before requesting your quote, it helps to have:
- Approximate countertop measurements
- Photos of your existing kitchen
- Quartz colors or brands you like
- Sink and cooktop details
- Whether old countertops need to be removed
Sources
- Fixr, "Quartz Countertop Installation Cost" (updated January 2026): fixr.com
- HomeAdvisor, "How Much Do Quartz Countertops Cost?" (updated June 2026): homeadvisor.com
- Cosentino, "Silestone Care & Maintenance" (U.S. care guide): cosentino.com
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