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The cost to install a new counter depends on where you live, the type of counter you're installing, and the material of your new countertop. Because there are so many factors involved, it's impossible to say how much it will cost. Most companies factor in the cost of the counter, the installation, delivery, measuring appointment all into one fixed amount and change based on square footage. For example, a solid granite countertop might cost $50 to $80 per square foot, installed.

Besides granite, the most popular counter material, there are a lot of options to choose from for your next kitchen or bathroom countertop. There are advantages and disadvantages to all these materials so make sure you do your homework.

·Granite: Pros - Durable, beautiful, heat-resistant.
Cons - Expensive, needs sealing, can chip.

·Stainless Steel: Pros - Durable, stain and water resistant, low
maintenance. Cons - Expensive, industrial looking, easily marked.

·Concrete: Pros - Custom, heat resistant, all colors available.
Cons - Porous, expensive, easily marked.

·Wood: Pros - Cut on surface, beautiful, can be sanded.
Cons - Can be scratched or burnt, may warp.

Countertops come in a variety of styles. The counter can be installed as a slab, in sections, or as tiles. The type you install can affect the cost and how you use the room. You will also need to consider the gloss of your material, the type of edging you want, and color.