Countertops in Savannah, GA
Savannah is about 55 miles southeast of Statesboro, in Chatham County at the eastern end of our service area. We take countertop jobs there for homeowners and builders.
From a single bathroom vanity to a full kitchen with an island, we measure, cut and install granite, quartz, marble and engineered stone in Savannah homes.
Georgia's oldest city
Savannah was founded in 1733 on the Savannah River and is the oldest city in Georgia. Its downtown still follows James Oglethorpe's original plan, with 22 park-like squares, and it is one of the largest National Historic Landmark Districts in the country.
Older houses rarely have perfectly straight walls or level cabinets. That's why the stone is templated from your actual cabinets instead of numbers off a floor plan, so it's cut to fit the room as it really is.
From Downtown to the Southside
Savannah counted 147,780 residents in the 2020 census, the most of any city on the Georgia coast, spread across more than 100 neighborhoods from Downtown and Midtown to the Southside and the newer suburbs of West Chatham.
The look tends to follow the house. Marble and marble-look quartz suit a classic kitchen, while a waterfall island fits a newer open floor plan. Not sure which way to go? Our kitchen countertops page walks through each material.
Common questions
Do you install countertops in Savannah, GA?
Yes. We take jobs as far as Savannah, about 55 miles from our Statesboro base. Call (912) 623-2255 to talk about your project.
How far is Savannah from Statesboro?
About 55 driving miles, a little over an hour by way of Interstate 16.
Do you also serve Pooler?
Yes. Pooler is about 9 miles west of downtown Savannah and is part of our service area. See Pooler countertops.
Let’s talk countertops.
Based in Statesboro and serving Bulloch, Screven, Candler, Evans, Jenkins, Tattnall, Effingham, Bryan, Emanuel, Toombs and Chatham counties, including Pooler and Savannah. Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM.