Fort Myers · Southwest Florida
Exceptional Stone. Beautifully Crafted.
Custom granite, marble, quartz, quartzite and porcelain countertops, fabricated and installed by HB Marble & Granite for homes and businesses across Fort Myers and Southwest Florida.
20+ Years Experience
5,000+ Projects Completed
Family-Owned & Operated
Licensed & Insured
Fabricators & installers · Fort Myers
You choose the slab. We template, cut and install it in your home.
You pick a full slab at our showroom. We template your cabinets on site and show you where the seams and veining will fall. Then our team fabricates and installs the countertops, for kitchens, bathrooms, outdoor kitchens and commercial spaces.
“The result of our craft is exceptional luxury that is tailored and timeless.”
HB Marble & Granite
HB project · Kitchen island
Surface detail, same island
Featured services
Kitchens, baths, lanais and commercial spaces.
The same slab-first process applies wherever the stone goes: islands and perimeter counters, vanity tops and shower walls, outdoor grill islands and long commercial runs.
The materials
Natural stone, quartz or porcelain.
Natural stone is quarried, so every slab is one of a kind. Quartz and porcelain are manufactured for consistency. The right choice depends on the look you want and how you cook, clean and use the space.
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Quartzite
Natural stone
A very hard natural stone formed from sandstone, often with soft, marble-like movement. It needs periodic sealing; confirm a slab’s properties with us before you commit.
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Granite
Natural stone
Natural stone in a wide range of colors and patterns, well suited to everyday kitchens. Needs periodic sealing.
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Marble
Natural stone
Classic veining on a softer stone that can etch and develops a patina with use. Often chosen for baths and lower-traffic surfaces.
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Quartz
Engineered
Engineered from crushed quartz and resin, so color and pattern stay consistent from slab to slab. No sealing required.
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Porcelain
Sintered stone
Porcelain and Dekton slabs are fired at very high heat, so they resist sun, heat and stains and never need sealing. Slabs are thinner, and edges can chip from a hard knock.
Compare full slabs at the Fort Myers showroom or browse stone colors.
Quartzite · Natural stone
Stone colors
Granite, marble, quartz, quartzite and porcelain colors.
A selection of the stones we custom-fabricate and install for kitchens, bathrooms and commercial spaces across Southwest Florida. Natural slabs vary, so see your exact slab at the showroom before it’s cut.
25 colors
Color: Black/Gold
Color: Beige/Gold
Color: White/Gold
Viatera · Color: White/Gold
Teracanto · Color: White/Grey
Color: Black
Color: Green/Grey
Color: White/Grey
Viatera · Color: White/Grey
Dekton · Color: Black/Grey
Color: White/Grey
Color: White/Grey
Color: Grey/White
Viatera · Color: Grey
Teracanto · Color: Beige
Color: Blue/Grey
Color: Grey/Violet
Color: Brown
Viatera · Color: White
Teracanto · Color: Blue/Copper
Color: Gold/Brown
Color: Multi
Color: Black/White
Viatera · Color: Black/Grey
Dekton · Color: Black
Featured work
Planned from the slab, finished in place.
Before anything is cut, you review the layout: where each piece sits on the slab, where seams land and how the veining carries across edges.
HB project
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Waterfall island
Video
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Veining and finished edge
Video
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Kitchen walkthrough
More kitchens, baths and outdoor spaces.
Marking a template · HB yard
Craftsmanship
Cut in our yard, fitted in your home.
Every piece is templated from your actual cabinets and laid out on the slab you chose. You see where seams fall and how the veining runs before the stone is cut.
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Stages, from first call
to installation
The process
What happens after you call.
- Project consultationTell us about your space, visit the showroom and get a detailed estimate.
- Material selectionWalk the slabs and choose the exact stone for your project.
- Measurement & fabricationWe template your cabinets on site. You approve the layout, including seams and veining, then we cut and finish the stone at our Fort Myers facility using CNC equipment and digital templating.
- InstallationOur installers set the countertops, protect your floors and clean up when they’re done.
Compare materials
Granite, marble, quartz, quartzite and porcelain.
How the five compare on heat, scratches, stains and sealing. See the slabs side by side at our Fort Myers showroom.
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Prefer to browse offline? Take our brochure with you.
Kitchen and bath designs from HB Marble & Granite · PDF
Visit the showroom
See the stone before it’s yours.
No two natural slabs are alike, and a small sample rarely shows the full movement of the stone. At the showroom you can walk full slabs under real light and compare them side by side with someone who can answer your questions.
Address
11741 Metro Pkwy
Fort Myers, FL 33966
Hours
Mon–Fri 9:00–5:00
Sat 9:00–1:00 · Sun closed
Questions
Countertop questions, answered.
Don’t see yours? Call the showroom and talk to someone who works with the stone every day.
What is the difference between granite and quartz countertops?
Granite is a 100% natural stone quarried from the earth, so every slab has its own pattern. It is porous and needs periodic sealing. Quartz is engineered from about 90–95% ground quartz bound with resins. It is non-porous, never needs sealing and has a more consistent pattern, but granite handles heat better.
How much do countertops cost in Fort Myers?
Every project is quoted individually. The price depends on the slab you choose, its thickness, the edge profile, cutouts and the layout of your space. Slab prices change often, so we don’t publish price ranges. We provide a detailed quote after reviewing your project.
Do natural stone countertops need to be sealed?
Yes. We seal granite, marble and quartzite at installation. Granite is usually re-sealed every 1–3 years, quartzite every 1–2 years and marble every 6–12 months. If water beads on the surface, the seal is still working. Engineered quartz, porcelain and Dekton never need sealing.
How long does countertop installation take?
After you select a slab, we schedule an in-home template visit to measure your space precisely. We fabricate your countertops at our Fort Myers facility, then install them. Most kitchen projects are completed within 10 business days from templating to finished installation.
Can I see the slabs before I choose?
Yes, and we recommend it. Natural slabs vary, and a small sample rarely shows the full movement of the stone. Visit our showroom at 11741 Metro Pkwy in Fort Myers, Monday to Friday 9 AM–5 PM and Saturday 9 AM–1 PM.
Which countertops work for outdoor kitchens in Florida?
Granite, quartzite and porcelain or Dekton slabs are the strongest choices outdoors. Porcelain and Dekton are made to resist UV, heat and weather, which makes them a good fit for an uncovered lanai or grill island. Granite and quartzite hold up well outdoors too, but some colors can fade after years of direct sun, so ask us which slabs suit your space. Most engineered quartz manufacturers do not recommend outdoor use, because prolonged UV exposure can yellow the resin.
Is marble a good choice for a kitchen?
It can be, if you are comfortable with some maintenance. Marble is heat resistant and stays cool, which is ideal for baking, but it is softer than granite or quartz and can etch from acidic spills. Regular sealing and prompt cleanup keep it looking its best, and many owners like the patina it develops.
What edge profiles are available?
We offer eased and bevel edges for a clean, modern look, plus bullnose, half-bullnose, ogee and waterfall edges. We will help you choose a profile during your consultation.
Which areas do you serve?
We serve Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Naples, Bonita Springs, Estero, Lehigh Acres, Sanibel Island, North Fort Myers and Marco Island, along with communities throughout Lee, Collier and Charlotte counties.
Areas we serve
Countertops across Southwest Florida.
26.6406° N · 81.8723° W
From our Fort Myers showroom and fabrication shop, we serve homeowners, builders and designers throughout Lee, Collier and Charlotte counties.
Lee County
Charlotte County
and surrounding communities
From the blog
Guides for choosing your stone.
Granite Countertops: Complete Guide
Durability, cost, maintenance and design options for granite in Fort Myers and Naples homes.
Quartzite Countertops: Complete Guide
Natural strength, cost, maintenance and luxury design options.
Marble Countertops: Complete Guide
Calacatta and Carrara options, durability, cost and care.
Quartz Countertops: Complete Guide
Engineered durability, low maintenance, cost and color options.
Free estimate
Get a free estimate for your countertops.
Send us your layout or a few photos of the space, or call to talk it through. We’ll explain what goes into your estimate.