22 LF quartz kitchen
One sink cutout, standard edge.
Often $2,400–$3,500 installed mid-market.
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Linear feet, material, edge profile, cutouts, and backsplash → installed price band.
Expected in Denver
$1,700–$3,800
Shareable summary
Quartz and granite countertops often run about $70–$160 per linear foot installed for a standard edge, with laminate far lower and premium edges or waterfalls higher. Measure your runs, pick a material, and use the estimator for a band before template quotes.
Important
Stone slabs have seam placement and support requirements — template day is after cabinets are set.
Fabricators quote runs along cabinet depth (often 25–26 inches). Measure along the wall for each straight section.
Quartz is engineered and consistent; granite is natural with slab variation. Installed prices often overlap in the mid market.
Installed $ = linear feet × material $/LF × regional blend × edge/cutout/backsplash multipliers.
One sink cutout, standard edge.
Often $2,400–$3,500 installed mid-market.
Post-form laminate.
Lower band — hundreds, not thousands.
Premium edge toggle on.
Fabrication premium — verify miter waterfall separately.
Stone fabrication is regional — remote markets pay travel for template crews.
NKBA planning guides; True Trade Path kitchen remodel cost ranges.
Counterpart bridge
This page interprets quotes and budgets from the buyer’s chair. The matching pro tool uses the same scope logic to build a defensible price.
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Homeowners see national ranges on this page. If you are building the estimate, use the same scope assumptions — then price to burdened labor, overhead recovery and a real margin.
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