Handcrafted Countertops
As one of the first stone countertop fabricators in Oregon, American Home & Stone is known for combining old-world craftsmanship with modern technology. Our skilled in-house team fabricates every piece right here in Corvallis, never outsourced, never mass-produced. We specialize in custom granite , quartz , and natural stone countertops for kitchens, bathrooms, and more. Whether you're a homeowner, designer, or builder, you’ll get premium materials, expert guidance, and careful installation, all under one roof.
We offer a wide range of countertop materials including granite, quartz, marble, quartzite, and soapstone. We have granite, quartz, soapstone, and quartzite stocked on-site for faster selection and turnaround.
All stone is cut in-house by skilled artisans, our countertops are meticulously fabricated for precision.
Under One Roof Fabrication
Wide Range of Options
We offer a wide range of countertops with granite, quartz, quartzite, and soapstone stocked on-site at our showroom.
Whether you’re selecting natural stone or quartz countertops, our team carefully inspects every slab for cracks or defects to ensure you receive only the highest-quality materials for your project.
Personally Inspected
Stone Purchase & Fabrication Options
All stones including slabs, stock stones, and remnants can be purchased in a few different ways:
Fabrication and Install - We will do a physical template and install it for you.
Fabrication Only - We cut, polish, and seal it and you pick it up and install it yourself. You would provide measurements.
Cut Only - We cut it to the size you need. The edges would be raw. You would provide measurements.
Stone Only - You take home the remnant as is.
Which Stone is Right for You?
Natural Stone
For any natural stone we recommend you come see our stone slabs, since each batch of slabs can vary. If we don’t have something you like here in stock, our suppliers have hundreds of other options to choose from!
Granite
Granite countertops are a popular choice for homeowners due to their durability and timeless beauty. Made from natural granite, a type of igneous rock formed deep within the Earth's crust, these countertops are known for their distinctive patterns and color variations. Granite itself is composed mainly of quartz, feldspar, and mica, which give it its characteristic hardness and resistance to heat and scratching. This natural process creates unique combinations of minerals and speckled patterns that make each granite countertop truly one-of-a-kind.
Marble
Marble countertops are a timeless and luxurious choice for any kitchen or bathroom. Made from natural stone, marble countertops are crafted from metamorphosed limestone, resulting in a stunningly elegant surface. With its distinctive veining and rich range of colors, marble offers a unique and sophisticated appearance. The composition of marble includes minerals such as calcite and dolomite.
Quartzite
Quartzite countertops are a highly sought-after choice for homeowners, architects, and designers alike. Renowned for their exquisite beauty and exceptional durability, quartzite countertops lend an air of timeless elegance to any kitchen or bathroom. These countertops are primarily composed of natural quartzite, a metamorphic rock formed by the recrystallization of sandstone under immense heat and pressure. This is the most scratch-resistant stone we carry due to its natural hardness.
Soapstone
Soapstone is a natural stone that is is made from a steatite stone, a naturally occurring stone that includes dolomite, magnesite, and chlorite. It is naturally an extremely non-porous material meaning that is does not absorb any form of liquid. With its smooth surface and velvety feel, soapstone countertops add a touch of luxury to any space while requiring minimal maintenance.
Engineered Stone
Quartz
Quartz is an engineered stone that is both man-made and natural. The utilization of advanced engineering processes allows for the creation of slabs with a consistent appearance, mimicking the elegance of natural stone. Quartz is a popular option due to its ease of maintenance. Quartz countertops are available in a wide array of colors and designs, ensuring a perfect match for any kitchen aesthetic.
Your Countertop Journey
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Start with a countertop design consultation with one of our expert designers to find the perfect countertop for your kitchen, bathroom, or full home remodel. We’ll help you explore countertop materials like quartz, granite, marble, and more, tailored to your space, style, and lifestyle needs. Our specialists guide you through choosing the ideal surface type, color, edge profile, and finish to ensure your custom countertops are both functional and beautiful. Whether you’re updating kitchen countertops or planning a luxury bathroom renovation, we make the material selection process easy and inspiring.
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Once your countertop design is approved, we finalize the installation contract and collect a 50% deposit to begin the project. This step secures your chosen countertop materials, such as quartz, granite, or marble, locks in your installation timeline, and ensures everything is prepared for a smooth, efficient countertop installation process.
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After your countertop design is finalized, our team will come to your home to create a precise physical template of your space. This template is brought back to our shop, where our skilled fabricators hand-cut your selected slab for a perfect fit. If you'd like to choose exactly where certain sections of your countertops are cut—such as to highlight veining or specific patterns—just let Shane know during the templating appointment and plan to visit our shop that same day. From templating to installation, the process typically takes about three weeks, allowing time for expert craftsmanship and attention to every detail.
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On installation day, our professional countertop team brings your vision to life with precision and care. If we’re removing your existing countertops, we handle the demolition and new countertop installation on the same day to minimize the time your kitchen or bathroom is out of use. Our installers expertly secure your new surfaces—whether quartz, granite, marble, or another premium material—ensuring a flawless, long-lasting finish. By the end of the day, the space will be fully prepped and ready for your plumber to complete their work the following morning.
What to Bring To Your Tile Consultation
Measurements
Rough measurements of your space. We need the total length and width of each counter including the sink and cooktop, if you have them. If doing a stone backsplash, including the location of windows and cutouts along each wall. Height of the backsplash under cabinets, behind the stove, and under any windows. If you are getting new cabinets bring in the cabinet plans. Don’t worry about precision—we’ll take exact measurements during our in-home visit.
Photos and samples
Existing materials or samples you've already selected for the space. This helps us better match finishes and ensure a cohesive design.
Inspiration
Inspiration is key—the more you share, the better we can bring your vision to life. Whether it’s photos from online, magazines, or snapshots you’ve taken yourself, these serve as valuable building blocks to ensure you and your designer are aligned on the look and feel of your dream space.
Photos of the space
Photos are always helpful when designing so we can better understand what your needs and wants are. Snap a few photos of each area and the room as a whole.
Let’s Get Started
Give us a call to schedule a personalized design consultation with one of our expert designers and start planning your perfect space.
Explore Our Countertop Projects
Brands We Work With
If you’d like to learn more about the countertop brands we offer, we encourage you to visit their websites. These resources are a great way to explore a wide range of materials and colors, including popular options like granite, quartz, marble, and more. You'll also find details about durability, maintenance, and design versatility, helping you make an informed decision that fits your lifestyle and space.
Not sure which countertop material is right for your kitchen or bathroom? We're here to guide you! Give us a call or stop by our countertop showroom and our team will help you compare your options and choose the perfect surface for your project.
