RDC Renovation & Design Concepts is a flooring contractor in Phoenix, Arizona, that sells and installs flooring, tile and countertops.
Key Takeaways
- RDC prices countertops per square foot installed, including fabrication by a partner fabricator and standard installation.
- The worked examples here use a kitchen with 55 sq ft of countertop.
- Removing the old countertop is a separate line on the estimate, and RDC reconnects the sink.
- RDC seals every natural stone countertop at installation, and quartz such as Cambria needs no sealing.
- Plan on installation in one to three days after one to three weeks of fabrication, about two to four weeks from measuring.
How Much Do Custom Countertops Cost in Arizona?
Custom countertops in Arizona cost about $45 to $200 per square foot installed at RDC in Phoenix. The rate depends on the material and the slab you pick. Natural stones such as quartzite and marble are priced by the specific slab, so their ranges run wider. The table shows each material with a worked example.
Installed prices from RDC Renovation & Design Concepts, Phoenix, AZ (2026).
| Material | Installed / sq. ft. | Worked example: 55 sq ft |
|---|---|---|
| Quartz | $50 to $120 | 55 × $50 = $2,750 to 55 × $120 = $6,600 |
| Granite | $45 to $100 | 55 × $45 = $2,475 to 55 × $100 = $5,500 |
| Porcelain slab | $60 to $130 | 55 × $60 = $3,300 to 55 × $130 = $7,150 |
| Marble | $80 to $180 | 55 × $80 = $4,400 to 55 × $180 = $9,900 |
| Quartzite | $100 to $200 | 55 × $100 = $5,500 to 55 × $200 = $11,000 |
Please note: these are RDC's installed ranges. Final pricing is set individually for each customer based on their specific project, confirmed in your written estimate.
Material guides: quartz vs. granite countertops, marble countertops, quartzite countertops, or compare quartzite, marble and granite. To book, see custom countertop installation in Phoenix.
Picked a slab? Get your exact price in a written estimate or call or text (602) 788-1446.
Quartz counters around a bay-window sink and pass-through in a Phoenix kitchen, installed by RDC.
How Much Do Countertops Cost for a Kitchen?
A kitchen countertop costs its square footage times the installed rate for your material. At RDC in Phoenix, a kitchen with 55 square feet of quartz countertop costs $2,750 to $6,600, which is 55 times $50 to $120. A larger kitchen with an island or a waterfall end costs more, and a compact galley kitchen costs less.
To size your own kitchen, add up each run of counter and the island, length times depth. The written estimate rests on your real square footage. See kitchen countertop installation in Phoenix.
A black veined quartz countertop along a kitchen window, installed by RDC in Phoenix.
How Much Do Granite Countertops Cost in Phoenix?
Granite countertops in Phoenix cost $45 to $100 per square foot installed at RDC Renovation & Design Concepts. For a kitchen with 55 square feet of countertop, that is $2,475 to $5,500. The slab you choose, the edge profile and the cutouts set where your kitchen lands in that range.
Each granite slab is unique, so you choose the actual slab before it is cut. To weigh granite against quartz, see quartz vs. granite countertops in Phoenix. To book the work, see granite and quartz countertop installation in Phoenix.
Granite island and perimeter counters in a Mesa kitchen, an RDC installation.
Countertop Cost in Phoenix and Across the Valley
RDC installs countertops across Arizona's Phoenix Valley, from its Phoenix base to the cities around it.
- Phoenix: city water is hard, at 10 to 17.6 grains per gallon in the City of Phoenix Water Services 2025 water quality data. That makes upkeep part of the material choice in a Phoenix kitchen. Natural stone gets sealed at installation, and Cambria, a quartz brand RDC sells, says its surface needs no sealing. See countertop installation in Phoenix.
- North Phoenix: RDC's Bell Rd showroom is where you choose your slab. Book-matched (vein-matched) slabs, whose veining mirrors across the seam, are available. See the Phoenix showroom.
- Scottsdale: the white quartz laundry and pantry counter shown further down is an RDC job in a Scottsdale home. See home renovation in Scottsdale.
- Paradise Valley: RDC completed a poolside outdoor kitchen with a BBQ bar in Paradise Valley. See Paradise Valley flooring, tile and stone.
- Mesa: the granite kitchen pictured above is an RDC job in Mesa. See Mesa home renovation.
- Peoria: RDC put in quartz countertops and an engineered hardwood floor in one Peoria kitchen. See RDC's flooring contractor in Peoria page.
- Anthem: RDC serves homes in Anthem too. See flooring installation in Anthem.
How Much Does It Cost to Replace a Bathroom Countertop?
A bathroom countertop at RDC is replaced as part of a full bathroom remodel, not on its own. In a full remodel, RDC supplies the vanity cabinet, countertop, sink and faucets. A standard small bathroom remodel at RDC starts at $9,000, and a primary bathroom at $18,000. Call or text (602) 788-1446 to plan yours.
RDC does not supply or install vanity cabinets or vanity tops on their own. See the bathroom remodel cost in Phoenix guide, or bathroom and kitchen countertop installation.
A white quartz counter in a Scottsdale laundry and pantry room, installed by RDC.
What Makes Countertops Cost More?
The material and the specific slab move a countertop's cost the most. Square footage, edge profile, cutouts, thickness and a waterfall end come next. These six factors set where your total lands in the range. See countertop installation with RDC for the options.
- Material and slab: a standard quartz color costs less than a rare natural stone slab.
- Square footage: more counter and more islands mean more material and labor.
- Edge profile: a simple eased edge is standard; mitered or built-up edges add labor.
- Cutouts: each sink, cooktop or faucet cutout adds fabrication time.
- Thickness: RDC installs both 2 cm and 3 cm countertops, and the one you pick is priced in the estimate.
- Waterfall island: it uses extra material and precise seaming.
Quartz with a matching splash and a raised bar ledge in a Phoenix kitchen, an RDC installation.
How Can You Save Money on Countertops?
You can save money on countertops by choosing a standard color and a simple edge, and by keeping the layout simple. Of the five materials in the table, granite has the lowest starting rate. These steps help keep the project on budget:
- Choose a standard-color quartz or granite rather than a rare designer slab.
- Keep a simple edge profile. It looks clean and trims fabrication labor.
- Do the countertop and kitchen backsplash together so materials and scheduling line up.
- Ask about financing to spread the cost over time.
See countertop installation in Phoenix for every material RDC carries.
Get an Exact Number, Free
Ballpark ranges help you plan, but your real cost depends on your slab and your space. RDC measures at your home for free and hands you a written, itemized estimate. Call or text (602) 788-1446, Sunday to Friday, 10 AM to 5 PM. Saturday is closed.
"When you sign with RDC, you deal with RDC. If anything about the installation isn't right, it is ours to fix, not something you chase an installer about."Eli Kovalev, Owner, RDC Renovation & Design Concepts
For the rest of the kitchen surfaces, see the kitchen surface remodel cost guide, or request a free estimate.