
The first thing we do when a client walks in (or calls) is take the time to truly understand their vision and lifestyle. Are they dreaming of a bold and dramatic statement piece with striking veining? Do they prefer a sleek and modern aesthetic with clean, uniform patterns? Or maybe they love the warmth of a classic neutral that effortlessly blends with their existing décor.
Once we have a clear idea of their style and functional needs, we guide them through the selection process. Because we work with multiple premium vendors across Las Vegas, our clients have access to a wide variety of materials, colors, and price points. Whether they want a high-end, exotic granite slab with unique movement or a budget-friendly yet elegant option, we ensure they find something that suits both their taste and budget.
Beyond aesthetics, we also help clients consider practical factors such as durability, maintenance, lighting, and space. By the time they leave the office (or finish their consultation), they have a much clearer picture of what will work best in their space. And with our expert team guiding them every step of the way, they can feel confident in their decision.
The Starting Point
The first thing we do when a client walks in (or calls) is get to know and understand their vision. Are they going for bold and dramatic? Sleek and modern? Maybe a classic neutral? We work closely with multiple vendors that can accommodate all types of budgets to help our clients find the perfect slab.
Insider Tip: Bring in samples of your cabinets, flooring, or even paint swatches. Granite looks different under various lighting, and we want to make sure it complements your space beautifully.

Measurements, Precision, and The Little Details That Matter
Once you’ve picked out your material, the next step is templating. This is when we come to your home and take precise measurements. But it’s not just about getting the right dimensions—it’s also about planning for the small details that can make a big difference.
For example:
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Do you want an overhang for a breakfast bar?
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Will you be adding an undermount sink?
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Are you considering a full-height backsplash instead of a traditional tile one?
Why it matters: These details impact how the slab will be cut and installed. Our team walks you through every option to make sure your countertops look as custom and high-end as possible.
Insider Tip: If you’re planning to upgrade your appliances, let us know before we take measurements! A new range or sink with different dimensions can impact how the granite is cut.
The Cutting Process: Where the Magic Happens
Now comes the part you don’t see, but trust us—it’s fascinating. Once your measurements are finalized, the fabrication team cuts your slab to size, polishes the edges, and preps it for installation. This process typically takes 5-10 business days, depending on the complexity of your design.
Want something extra unique?
Some clients opt for mitered edges to create the illusion of a thicker slab, or waterfall edges that flow seamlessly to the floor.
Insider Tip: Ask to see a layout preview before cutting begins. This way, you can make sure the natural veining of your granite flows exactly how you envision it across your countertops.

Installation Day: The Big Reveal
After all that planning, the most exciting part is finally here—installation day! Our crew arrives to remove any existing countertops (if needed), secure the new granite in place, and ensure everything is level and properly sealed.
Most installations take about 4-8 hours, but complex layouts or large kitchens can take longer.
Insider Tip: If you’ve chosen an undermount sink, wait at least 24 hours before having a plumber reconnect the faucet and drain. This allows time for the adhesive to fully cure.
The Final Step: Sealing & Caring for Your Granite
Once your countertops are installed, we apply a high-quality sealant to protect the stone from stains and moisture. You can start using your countertops the same day, but we recommend waiting 24-48 hours before placing heavy items on them.
Insider Tip: To keep your granite looking its best, reseal it once a year and avoid harsh cleaners. A simple mix of warm water and mild dish soap works wonders!
So, How Long Does It Really Take?
From start to finish, the entire granite countertop installation process takes about 7-14 days depending on the complexity of the project.
At Vegas Granite and Marble, we’re all about making this process as smooth, stress-free, and exciting as possible. If you’re thinking about upgrading your countertops, let’s chat! Schedule a free design consultation and we’ll guide you through every step and make sure your new space looks absolutely stunning.