KITCHEN COUNTERTOPS & BACKSPLASH / POTENTIAL SAVINGS OF $2,100+
Buy one slab.
Get the second
free.
- New kitchen countertops and backsplash? Most kitchens need two slabs.
- Pay for one slab; the second is free.
- Potential slab savings of $2,100+.*
*Offer valid on kitchen countertop and backsplash projects only. Potential savings of $2,100+ vary by slab selection and project. Your quote will detail the actual slab savings and any other project costs.
YOUR PROJECT STARTS HERE
Let’s find your stone.
Tell us a little about your kitchen. We’ll help you explore slabs for your countertops and backsplash, and your BOGO savings.
01 / Buy one slab, get the second free
02 / For kitchen countertops & backsplash
03 / A quote tailored to your kitchen
WHY THIS OFFER FITS YOUR KITCHEN
One slab paid. One slab free.
A better fit for most kitchens.
Most kitchens need two slabs to cover the countertops and backsplash. This offer gives you one paid slab and one free slab — exactly the right scale for a typical kitchen tops and splash project.
ONE PAID. ONE FREE. A BETTER KITCHEN MATCH.
1 paid
+
1 free
2 slabs for your project
THE OFFER IN BRIEF
One paid slab. One free slab. A better kitchen fit.
Most kitchens need two slabs. This offer matches that scale, so you can plan a more complete look without overpaying for the second slab.
One paid slab and one free slab
Potential slab savings of $2,100+
Valid on kitchen countertop & backsplash projects
THINK BEYOND ONE SLAB
A second slab included.
A better kitchen vision.
The island. The perimeter. A complete look.
See how one paid slab and one free slab can cover your island, perimeter countertops, and backsplash for a complete kitchen look.
Take the stone up the wall.
Use the second slab for a matching backsplash, so your countertops and walls read as one continuous surface.
FROM IDEA TO INFORMED DECISION
An easy first step. A clearer next one.
01
Tell us what you’re planning.
Send your name, email, ZIP code, and project type. Still exploring? That’s a good place to start.
02
Explore the right slabs.
Discuss your style, layout, and countertop and backsplash needs. We’ll help you understand slab options for your kitchen.
03
See your BOGO in the quote.
Review the paid and free slabs, actual savings, and other project costs before deciding what comes next.
NO NEED TO HAVE EVERY DETAIL FIGURED OUT
Bring your ideas.
We’ll talk through the details.
A quote request doesn’t commit you to a purchase. Start with what you know; the rest can be part of the conversation.
Your kitchen layout and the countertop look you love
Rough measurements, if you have them
Questions about slab count, finishes, or project costs
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Clarity before
commitment.
A bigger offer shouldn’t mean more guesswork. Here’s what to know before requesting your quote.
Ask about my project →How many slabs does the offer include?
Buy one slab and get the second slab free on kitchen countertop and backsplash projects. Most kitchens need two slabs, making this offer a great fit for a typical kitchen tops and splash project.
Does the offer apply to bathrooms or other rooms?
No. The BOGO slab offer is for kitchen countertop and backsplash projects only. If you’re also planning a bathroom, we’re happy to quote it separately.
How much could I save?
Potential slab savings can reach $2,100+ depending on your slab selection and project. That is not a guaranteed savings amount. Your personalized quote will show your actual savings.
Does “free slab” mean the whole project is free?
No. The offer is for the second slab in each pair. Ask for a breakdown of any fabrication, installation, delivery, and other project costs so you can review the complete scope.
Which stone should I choose?
Tell us about your preferred look and how you use the space. Slab options, dimensions, finish, and suitability can be discussed as part of your quote.
Do I need final measurements to request a quote?
You can begin with a project type and your contact details. Rough dimensions, drawings, or inspiration photos can help shape the next conversation if you have them.
Am I reserving slabs or placing an order?
Neither. This form is a quote request, not a reservation or purchase. You can review the options and costs before deciding whether to move forward.
A conversation, not a commitment.
Actual savings are detailed in your quote.