Contempo Slab Gallery

When searching for granite (or marble, or CaesarStone Quartz, or Vetrazzo recycled glass and concrete) slabs for countertops or anything else you could think to do with a stone slab, Contempo’s Slab Gallery is the first place I go. Full disclosure? I work in the stone industry and have known the guys here for years and through our professional relationship, I have come to regard many of them as friends. Fuller disclosure? Seriously, this is the first place I go. Every time I need a slab. They have a huge indoor slab gallery with tons of slabs, as well as a parking lot full behind the building.
The team here is knowledgeable and customer service oriented. Their selection is great, their prices are reasonable, and they can answer almost any question you might have about the care and keeping of your future rock. They will go above and beyond to try to find the stone you’re looking for if they don’t have it or if they don’t have any available.
They are super good about moving slabs to show them to customers (but please, listen to them, stay far away and safe, and don’t be offended if they tell you to back up and get out of the way… they just don’t want to crush you any more than you want to be crushed).
They don’t do any sort of installation, but they will give you cards for an assortment of installers if you ask, and their recommendations will be honest. For the most part, they don’t sell to the public, but rather to licensed stone fabricators, but they do post the prices for the slabs (most yards don’t) which is helpful so you know if you’re looking at a slab that’s triple your budget or not.
One more thing? You can bring children here to look with you (some slab facilities don’t allow children at all) but please remember to hold their hands. Slabs are sharp and dangerous, and heavy, but the frames they sit on are VERY inviting to be used as jungle jim equipment and it’s very natural for your kids to want to run and climb, but super unsafe.