
From the restored Craftsman homes near Landa Park to the upscale kitchens of Vintage Oaks and Veramendi, New Braunfels homeowners are choosing quartz countertops for their durability, beauty, and effortless maintenance. Fox Granite specializes in custom quartz countertop fabrication and installation for kitchens, bathrooms, and beyond throughout New Braunfels, TX. Give us a call to schedule your free consultation and explore the possibilities.



New Braunfels, TX sits at a fascinating intersection of old and new. Along the Comal River and through the historic streets near Gruene, homeowners are carefully updating Victorian and Craftsman-era homes with surfaces that honor the character of the space while meeting the demands of modern living. Quartz countertops are a natural fit here — engineered from natural quartz minerals, resins, and pigments, they deliver the timeless look of marble or granite with none of the ongoing sealing or maintenance that older homes already require so much of. Fox Granite works with these homeowners to find quartz styles and veining patterns that complement original woodwork and period details without clashing with the home's soul.
At the same time, the master-planned communities of Vintage Oaks and Veramendi are attracting families and remote workers who want large lots, upscale finishes, and kitchens built for real life. For these new-build and remodel projects, our team handles countertop installation from precise templating through final polish, ensuring every surface is fabricated to exact specifications and fits the layout of the kitchen or bathroom perfectly. Whether your New Braunfels home is a century-old riverfront gem or a brand-new Hill Country build, Fox Granite brings the same level of craftsmanship and customer satisfaction to every project.


Fox Granite has been fabricating and installing countertops since 2010, with more than 15 years of hands-on experience across the construction industry. We specialize in quartz, granite, quartzite, and marble, and we bring that depth of knowledge to every New Braunfels project we take on. You're not working with a national chain — you're working with a local team that has earned a 4.8-star reputation one countertop at a time.

Our process starts with a personalized consultation so we understand your kitchen layout, bathroom configuration, and design goals before anything is cut or ordered. We take precise measurements and account for sinks, appliances, and complex shapes so the final installation fits your space exactly. A stress free experience from first meeting to finished countertop is what we aim for on every New Braunfels job.

Every quartz slab we install is fabricated in our shop to the exact specifications of your project — cut, edged, and polished with care before it ever reaches your home. Our installation team treats your countertops and your home with the same respect, delivering a flawless installation that looks as good as it performs. We take pride in the detail work because that's what separates a truly finished kitchen or bathroom from one that just looks close enough.
Fine grain quartz typically does not have a pattern. This makes it ideal for homeowners who prefer minimalistic quartz countertops or who would prefer their cabinets or another feature be the focal point of their kitchen.
Coarse grain quartz countertops really allow the stone to take center stage. Coarse grain quartz comes in warm colors, like our Bamboo and Kona Beige options. It’s also available in light, modern colors, such as our Celeste or Whitney options.
If you love how marble looks but don’t want to deal with the high maintenance, consider our marble inspired quartz for your kitchen countertops! Marble inspired quartz has the high-end look of marble at a more affordable price.

Beyond the countertop surface itself, Fox Granite offers a full range of finishing services to complete your kitchen or bathroom project — including edge profile selection, sink installation, and countertop repair for existing surfaces.

The edge profile on your countertop has a bigger impact on the final look than most homeowners expect. We offer a wide range of edge styles — from clean eased and beveled edges that suit modern Hill Country interiors, to more decorative ogee and bullnose profiles that complement traditional or transitional kitchens. During your consultation, we'll help you choose the profile that ties the whole design together.

Sink installation is handled as part of our countertop installation process, not as an afterthought. We cut precise openings for undermount, top mount, and farmhouse sinks, taking into account cabinet dimensions and plumbing rough-ins so everything lines up correctly. A well-fitted sink cutout is one of those details that separates a professional installation from a DIY result.

Quartz is a durable countertop material, but chips and cracks can still happen — especially near sink cutouts and edges where the slab is thinner. Fox Granite offers repair services using color-matched materials to restore the surface as closely as possible to its original condition. If your existing countertops have seen better days, give us a call before assuming they need full replacement.

Your project starts with a free consultation at our New Braunfels-area showroom or over the phone. We'll talk through your kitchen or bathroom layout, the look you're going for, and which quartz styles might suit your home — whether that's a soft neutral for a Gruene-area renovation or a bold veined slab for a Veramendi kitchen island. Fox Granite provides free estimates so you know exactly what to expect before committing to anything. Reach out to get started.

Once you've chosen your stone and confirmed the project scope, our team comes to your home to take precise measurements of every surface — accounting for sink locations, appliance cutouts, wall angles, and any complex shapes your space requires. For intricate layouts, we use overlay templates to ensure the fabrication matches your kitchen or bathroom exactly. Careful planning at this stage is what guarantees a perfect fit at installation.

With your measurements in hand, we head back to our fabrication shop where your chosen stone is cut, shaped, and polished to the exact specifications of your project. We use professional-grade equipment to handle straight runs, curved edges, and tight inside corners with equal precision. Every edge profile is finished in the shop so that what arrives at your New Braunfels home is ready to install — not a rough-cut slab that still needs field work.

On installation day, our team arrives with your fabricated countertops ready to set. We place and secure each piece carefully, make any final adjustments for a clean fit against walls and cabinets, complete the sink cutout and faucet hole drilling if needed, and finish all seams and edges so the surface looks seamless and polished. Quartz itself doesn't require a sealant application, but we finish every seam and joint to ensure a durable, watertight result. We clean up thoroughly before we leave, so you can start using your new countertops the same day.
Quartz kitchen countertops hold up beautifully in active New Braunfels households — whether that's a river-weekend crowd gathering around a large island in Vintage Oaks or a compact galley kitchen in a renovated historic home near downtown. The nonporous surface resists stains from cooking oils, wine, and everyday spills, and it never needs sealing. We fabricate kitchen countertops in virtually any configuration, including complex shapes and integrated bar areas, so your kitchen works as well as it looks.
Bathroom countertops take a daily beating from moisture, cosmetics, and cleaning products, and quartz handles all of it without complaint. In the spa-style primary bathrooms common in Veramendi and Vintage Oaks homes, a polished quartz vanity top with marble-inspired veining adds real elegance. For historic homes near Landa Park, we can match softer, more understated tones that feel at home in a restored interior.
Outdoor kitchens are a natural extension of the New Braunfels lifestyle — grilling and entertaining along the Comal River corridor or on the sprawling lots of Vintage Oaks is simply part of life here. Quartz offers a durable countertop surface for covered outdoor kitchen setups, pairing well with grills, bar areas, and prep stations. We can help you select the right materials for your outdoor space and ensure installation holds up to Central Texas weather.
A quartz backsplash creates a seamless, grout-free surface behind the range or sink that's incredibly easy to wipe down after cooking. Because the quartz slab is the same material as your countertops, you can carry the same color and veining pattern straight up the wall for a cohesive, polished look. This is a popular choice in the open-concept kitchens common in newer New Braunfels builds, where visual continuity across a large space really matters.


Fox Granite is a family-owned countertop fabrication and installation company that has been serving Central Texas homeowners since 2010. With more than 15 years of experience across the construction industry, we've built a reputation for quality craftsmanship, honest pricing, and genuine customer satisfaction — reflected in our 4.8-star rating across 65+ reviews. We work with quartz, granite, quartzite, and marble, and we serve the full range of New Braunfels, TX homeowners, from those updating historic riverfront properties to families finishing out a new build in the Hill Country. Our showroom is located at 1379 Wald Road, New Braunfels, TX 78132 (by appointment), and you can reach us.
Fox Granite is based right here in New Braunfels, TX, which means we're well positioned to serve the surrounding communities across Comal County and the broader Central Texas corridor. Our team regularly installs quartz countertops, granite countertops, and other natural stone surfaces for homeowners throughout the region.
In addition to New Braunfels, TX, we serve nearby communities including San Marcos to the north along I-35, Schertz and Cibolo to the south toward San Antonio, Seguin to the east, and Wimberley out in the Hill Country. If you're outside these areas but still in Central Texas, reach out — Fox Granite serves 35 locations across the region and we're likely already working near you.




































Quartz is an engineered material made by combining crushed natural quartz minerals with resins and pigments, while granite and marble are natural stones quarried directly from the earth. Because quartz is manufactured under controlled conditions, it's nonporous and never needs sealing — a real advantage over granite, which requires periodic sealing, and marble, which is prone to etching from acidic foods and drinks. Granite countertops and marble both have a natural beauty and unique variation that some homeowners prefer, but quartz offers more consistency in color and pattern across a full slab, which is helpful for large kitchen countertops or matching pieces. The right choice depends on your lifestyle, maintenance preferences, and the look you're going for.
Quartz is one of the best choices for kitchen countertops precisely because of how well it handles daily use. The nonporous surface resists stains from cooking oils, wine, coffee, and most common kitchen spills, and cleanup is as simple as wiping with a damp cloth. Quartz is also highly scratch resistant, making it a practical surface for food prep areas and kitchen islands. The one thing to watch is heat — the resin component in quartz can discolor or crack under prolonged direct heat, so using trivets near the range is a smart habit. Overall, it's a durable countertop choice for households that cook regularly.
Yes, and this is one of quartz's most popular selling points. Many quartz collections are specifically designed to replicate the look of marble, with soft white backgrounds and flowing grey or gold veining that closely mimics the real thing. For New Braunfels homeowners who love the elegance of marble but want something more forgiving in a kitchen or bathroom, marble-look quartz is an excellent alternative. Unlike actual marble, these quartz surfaces won't etch from lemon juice or vinegar, and they don't require sealing. The result is a surface that delivers the beauty of marble with far fewer maintenance demands.
From your initial consultation to the completed installation, most quartz countertop projects take roughly two to three weeks, depending on the complexity of the job and current lead times. The consultation and measurement visit are typically scheduled within a week of your first contact. Fabrication in our shop usually takes one to two weeks once your slab is selected and measurements are confirmed. The installation itself is usually completed in a single day for most kitchen or bathroom projects. We'll walk you through the expected timeline during your free consultation so there are no surprises.
Yes — Fox Granite provides free estimates for quartz countertop installation in New Braunfels, TX and throughout the Central Texas area. During the consultation, we'll discuss your project scope, walk through the quartz options that suit your space, and give you a clear quote before any work begins. There's no pressure and no obligation. We believe that a well-informed homeowner makes a better decision, so we take the time to answer your questions and explain what's involved in the installation process from start to finish. Reach out to schedule your consultation at our New Braunfels showroom or over the phone.

Fox Granite offers free consultations and free estimates for quartz countertop installation across New Braunfels, TX — reach out today to schedule your visit and find the perfect surface for your kitchen or bathroom.