Citygranite

Our Story

At City Granite, we take pride in our heritage as a father-son owned business based in Eastlake, Ohio. With over 25 years of experience, we have established ourselves as old-world experts in fabricating beautiful custom kitchen countertops, bar tops, bathroom vanities, and more. We handcraft each piece in your choice of granite, quartz, or marble. Our commitment to quality and affordability sets us apart from the competition.

Our Services

At City Granite, we offer a wide range of services designed to meet your unique needs. Our comprehensive package includes:

• Custom fabrication of kitchen countertops, bar tops, bathroom vanities, and more
• Handcrafted using high-quality materials, including granite, quartz, and marble
• Affordable prices starting at $34.99 per square foot
• Free estimates and consultations
• Free installation and fabrication templates
• Insured, professional installers
• 10 different colors to choose from
• 2.5-inch thick granite slabs

Why Choose Us

At City Granite, we pride ourselves on our commitment to quality, customer service, and community involvement. We understand the importance of building long-term relationships with our customers, which is why we always prioritize their needs and preferences.

We serve the following areas:

• Cleveland
• Akron
• Canton
• Burton
• Chardon
• Chesterland
• East Claridon
• Huntsburg
• Kirtland
• Lyndhurst
• Maple Heights
• Mayfield
• Middlefield
• Newbury
• North Royalton
• Parma
• Pepper Pike
• Richmond Heights
• Shaker Heights
• Seven Hills
• Solon
• Strongsville

Tips for Choosing a Granite Company

When choosing a granite company, it's essential to do your research and ask the right questions. Here are a few insider tips to consider:

• Ask about their fabrication process. Good craftsmen fabricate better by hand, while machine fabricating is quicker but doesn't polish the edges as well.
• Find out if they use machines or manual polishers. Machine fabricating is quicker, but doesn't polish the edges as well as hand-polishers. To compensate, some companies wax the edges to make them look better, but wax wears off over time.
• Ask about seams. Some granite companies fabricate each piece individually, while others put pieces together, then fabricate. The edging looks better when pieces are fabricated preassembled.
• Find out if they install seams with a suction-automated seam machine. It holds the granite in place and levels the seam much better.
• Insist on 3-centimeter granite. Three-centimeter granite is 70 percent less likely to break than 2-centimeter products.
• Ask if they buy their granite direct from the mines in Brazil or Italy. Buying direct ensures high-quality products.
• Find out if they have their own install team. Local installers will support you much better than out-of-town and third-party installers.

By considering these factors, you'll be better equipped to find the right granite company for your needs.