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Quartzite Countertops in Sterling Heights, MI
Quartzite is the stone Sterling Heights homeowners pick when they want the soft veining of marble on a surface that stands up to a real kitchen.
Quartzite Countertops for Sterling Heights Homes
Sterling Heights grew from about 14,600 people in 1960 to about 109,000 in 1980, so a large share of its homes were built in the 1960s and 1970s. Many of those kitchens are now on their first or second set of countertops.
We install across Sterling Heights, from neighborhoods near Lakeside Mall and Hall Road down to 14 Mile, and along Van Dyke, Mound, Utica Road and Dequindre.
Serving Sterling Heights
- Sterling Heights borders Warren, Fraser, Clinton Township, Macomb Township, Shelby Township, Utica, Troy and Madison Heights
- M-53 Van Dyke and M-59 Hall Road run through the city
- The Clinton River crosses the northeast part of the city
Why Quartzite Works in Sterling Heights Kitchens
For an island that stops people in their tracks, quartzite is hard to beat. Sterling Heights kitchens with simple cabinets let the veining in a quartzite slab do the talking.
Do not confuse quartzite with quartz. Quartz is engineered in a factory. Quartzite is quarried natural stone, a metamorphic rock that started as sandstone and was transformed by heat and pressure over a very long time.
- Natural stone with marble-like veining
- Very hard and scratch resistant
- Handles heat well
- Every slab is one of a kind
Read our full guide to quartzite countertops →
Kitchens, Vanities and Replacements in Sterling Heights
We install quartzite on kitchen perimeters, islands and bar tops, on bathroom vanities, and as a full replacement over your existing cabinets. See kitchen countertops, bathroom vanity tops and countertop replacement.
How it works
How Countertop Installation Works
- 1
Free phone consult
Tell us the room, the stone you like and your timeline.
- 2
In-home visit and measure
We measure your cabinets, look at samples with you and talk through edges, seams and sinks.
- 3
Guaranteed price quote
One written price. No surprises on install day.
- 4
Fabrication and install
Most countertop installs finish in 1 to 2 days, cleaned up when we leave.

Recent work
Countertop Projects Near Sterling Heights








Reviews
4.9 stars from 31 Google reviews
Google review
"John was phenomenal and did such an amazing job! Very reliable, informative and helpful and definitely stands behind his work."
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"I had noticed a chip in my quartz after he already left & even though he lives an hour away, he was here the very next day to repair it."
Questions
Quartzite Countertops in Sterling Heights: FAQs
Do you install quartzite countertops in Sterling Heights?
Yes. Stone Proz installs quartzite countertops throughout Sterling Heights, in Macomb County. We are based at 19024 Florida St in Roseville, and every job starts with a free in-home measure.
How long does a quartzite countertop install take in Sterling Heights?
For most Sterling Heights kitchens, install day is 1 to 2 days once the quartzite is fabricated. Your written quote includes the full timeline, from measure to install.
How much do quartzite countertops cost in Sterling Heights?
There is no flat price, because Sterling Heights kitchens vary in size and layout. The total depends on square footage, the quartzite slab you pick, the edge profile, sink and cooktop cutouts, and whether we tear out old tops. The in-home measure and written quote are free.
Do you also work near Sterling Heights?
Yes. Along with Sterling Heights, we install countertops in Warren, Fraser, Clinton Township, Macomb Township, Shelby Township and the rest of our service area. See all of our quartzite countertop locations on the quartzite countertops page.
Why do quartzite slabs vary so much?
Each slab comes from a different part of the quarry, so color and veining change from slab to slab. Seeing the actual slab is the best way to choose.
Is quartzite good for an island?
Yes. Its veining and hardness make it a popular pick for islands and waterfall ends.
Countertop materials
Other Countertop Materials in Sterling Heights
Weighing your options? We install all four stones in Sterling Heights.

Granite Countertops in Sterling Heights
Natural stone, every slab one of a kind. Handles heat and daily wear.
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Quartz Countertops in Sterling Heights
Engineered stone. Non-porous, stain resistant, no sealing needed.
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Marble Countertops in Sterling Heights
Classic veining for vanities, islands and baking stations.
Explore marble →New quartzite countertops in Sterling Heights?
Book a free in-home estimate. We measure, bring samples and give you one written price.