Granite Countertops in Orlando
Choose your granite slab, then let EdStone handle measuring, fabrication and installation for your kitchen or bathroom. We have worked in Orlando and Central Florida since 2006.
Request a free estimate or visit our showroom at 6650 Hoffner Avenue to see the stone in person.
Prefer to call? 407-973-2074
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Why homeowners choose granite
Every slab is one of a kind. You are picking a specific piece of stone, not a pattern from a catalog.
It takes the heat. Set a hot pan down on granite and nothing happens. Quartz cannot say that.
It is genuinely hard-wearing. Roughly twice as hard as marble, and it resists scratching, acids, and everyday abuse.
One thing to know: granite is porous, so it wants sealing periodically. It is a ten minute job once or twice a year, not a chore, but you should know it is part of owning it.
What the levels mean
The Level 1, 2, and 3 sorting above is about rarity, not quality. A Level 1 granite is every bit as durable as a Level 3. The higher levels cost more because the stone is harder to source or the veining is more dramatic. Plenty of our best-looking kitchens are Level 1.
What we actually do
We handle the whole job with our own crew. Nothing gets subcontracted out.
- Free estimate. Send dimensions or we come measure. You get a real number, itemized.
- Pick your slab. Walk the yard, see the full slab, tag the one you want.
- Digital template. We laser-measure the actual cabinets, not the plan.
- Fabrication. Cut, edged, and polished in our own Orlando shop.
- Installation. Usually one day. We handle the sink cutout and the seams.
Most projects run 5 to 7 days from template to installed.
Where we work
Orlando and most of Central Florida, including Winter Garden, Lake Nona, Oviedo, Kissimmee, Clermont, Sanford, Deltona, Titusville, Palm Bay and DeLand. Not sure if you are in range? Call and ask.
Related: countertop edge profiles, sinks that pair with granite, granite care and maintenance, and finished projects.
Countertop Support Brackets
Long overhangs, floating counters, and bar tops need support underneath. We size and install the brackets as part of the job, so nothing sags or cracks a year later.
Frequently Asked Questions
Granite if you want a one-of-a-kind slab and you cook with hot pans. Quartz if you never want to think about sealing and you want a consistent pattern. Both last decades. Come look at both in person and it usually decides itself.
Once or twice a year for most kitchens. Splash a little water on the counter, and if it soaks in rather than beading, it is time. Takes about ten minutes.
No. Warm water and mild soap. Skip bleach and anything abrasive, and do not let citrus or wine sit overnight before it is sealed.
Rarity and sourcing, not durability. A Level 1 slab performs the same as a Level 3. The higher levels simply cost more because the stone is harder to get.
Yes. Removal and haul-away are part of the job.
