Countertop Remnants in Dallas, Texas
A remnant is the piece of granite, quartz or marble left over after a shop cuts a kitchen. Shops sell them for 30 to 60 percent less than full slab prices, and one remnant is enough for a vanity, a small island or a bar top. These are the countertop shops in and around Dallas. Call and ask what they have in your size.
24 countertop shops within 40 miles of Dallas
Nearest to the middle of Dallas first. We do not see their stock. Almost every fabrication shop keeps remnants, so call and ask what they have in the size you need.
Dallas, TX4.2 (9 reviews)
(214) 939-8000- Vivente Design2 mi
Dallas, TX
(469) 972-9424 - Crowns Quartz3 mi
Dallas, TX
(214) 583-7427 Dallas, TX
(214) 288-4387Dallas, TX5.0 (1 reviews)
(469) 659-1738- StoneXpressions5 mi
Dallas, TX5.0 (2 reviews)
(214) 366-2216 Dallas, TX3.5 (8 reviews)
(214) 354-4469Dallas, TX
(972) 821-6168Irving, TX2.5 (15 reviews)
(972) 438-4343Dallas, TX4.8 (8 reviews)
(214) 350-9123- USA Granite6 mi
Dallas, TX3.4 (8 reviews)
(214) 879-0203 Dallas, TX2.9 (34 reviews)
(214) 838-2225- Kiva Stone8 mi
Dallas, TX3.0 (2 reviews)
(469) 900-9008 Dallas, TX5.0 (4 reviews)
(972) 235-5888Dallas, TX
(214) 554-8220Dallas, TX5.0 (10 reviews)
(214) 295-2688Farmers Branch, TX3.9 (7 reviews)
(469) 646-5886- DFW Granite9 mi
Dallas, TX4.8 (20 reviews)
(972) 671-9324 - Stonemode9 mi
Dallas, TX5.0 (4 reviews)
(214) 484-8820 - Granite interiors10 mi
Garland, TX
(469) 304-0924 Dallas, TX
(214) 861-8372Garland, TX
(972) 865-4780Carrollton, TX5.0 (3 reviews)
(972) 243-4966Richardson, TX2.7 (3 reviews)
(972) 521-9700
What a remnant costs
Expect $15 to $60 per square foot for the stone, depending on the material, plus $25 to $50 per square foot if the shop cuts, edges and installs it. These are broad US figures, not local prices.
Example: a 49 by 22 inch vanity top
- Size
- 7.5 sq ft
- Stone
- $112 to $449
- Cutting and install
- $187 to $374
- Total
- $299 to $823
Some shops have a minimum job charge that can push a very small piece above this.
What fits on a remnant
| Project | Typical size | Square feet |
|---|---|---|
| Bathroom vanity | 25 to 61 in long, 22 in deep | 4 to 10 |
| Small kitchen island | 36 to 60 in long, 25 to 36 in deep | 6 to 15 |
| Bar or coffee station | 30 to 60 in long, 18 to 25 in deep | 4 to 10 |
| Laundry room counter | 50 to 70 in long, 25 in deep | 9 to 12 |
| Desk or table top | 40 to 60 in long, 24 to 30 in deep | 7 to 13 |
| Fireplace hearth or shelf | Up to 60 in long, 8 to 20 in deep | 2 to 8 |
A full kitchen almost never works. Most remnants are under 20 square feet, and two remnants will not match.
How to buy a remnant
- 1
Measure the finished size
Length and depth in inches, plus any sink or faucet holes. Add an inch if the top overhangs the cabinet.
- 2
Call the shops near you
Ask what remnants they have in your size and material. Stock changes every week, so the phone beats any website.
- 3
See the piece in person
Check it for cracks, chips and stains, and check the color in daylight. Photos hide a lot.
- 4
Ask what the price covers
A remnant price is often the stone only. Cutting, edging, the sink cutout and installation can be extra.
- 5
Get it in writing and put a hold on it
Good remnants sell fast. Ask the shop to tag the piece with your name once you agree a price.
Tell shops what you need
Describe the piece once. We pass it to SlabWise partner shops within 60 miles of you. Not every area has a partner shop yet, so call the shops listed above as well.