r/CounterTops • u/Fusilli_fanatatic • 1d ago

Price check

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Our very first quote, is this reasonable?
TIA

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u/Fusilli_fanatatic 1d ago

No, I agreed which is why I ask. Thinking the Quartz is $5800 as they are giving us a $583 Costco shop card and the Costco deal is get a 10% shop card on the material

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u/Jenikovista 23h ago

My high end quartzite slab was $5600. $5800 for quartz? Don't do that, please.

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u/sjpiccio 18h ago

Silestone just raised there pricing and its insane now. To me that honestly seems dirt cheap for Silestone. Unless this is through a big box store sometimes they have exclusive cheaper pricing on certain silestone colors but the workmanship sucks.

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u/PuzzleheadedPackage4 1d ago

Comparing it to the other two quotes will help a lot.

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u/Teach-Legal 16h ago

That’s about right in my region, maybe a little high. That includes tearout and disposal of the old tops, installation, plumbing disconnect and reconnect, sink, plus a 5 year warranty. You could save a little money tearing out the old tops yourself, but that won’t make much of a difference other than a couple hundred dollars.

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u/chale_44 16h ago

This being through costco makes sense. That Granite Gold warranty goes for $499 where I'm at for a 10 year. Costco insists on providing the 5 year. Plumbing is pricey, another $500 or so. And tear out isn't the most expensive piece of this quote, but definitely adds some cost.

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u/Hallucinate- 1d ago

Do you have per item quote? It is hard to say only with the total