
Bee Cave homeowners set a high bar for their kitchens and baths — and quartzite countertops are one of the most compelling ways to meet it. Fox Granite brings over 15 years of natural stone fabrication and installation experience to homes throughout the area, from the estate sections of Spanish Oaks to the beautiful neighborhoods surrounding Falconhead West. If you're ready to elevate your space with a surface that combines the refined look of marble with the exceptional durability of granite, we're here to guide you every step of the way.
Bee Cave occupies a unique position in the Austin TX market: it's one of the few communities where a $700,000 home is considered an entry point, and where custom builds in Spanish Oaks or the upper reaches of Falconhead routinely exceed $3 million. Homeowners in this zip code aren't choosing quartzite countertops because it's trendy — they're choosing it because they want a product that can genuinely match the caliber of their home. Quartzite offers stunning veining and natural beauty that rivals marble, while delivering the kind of durability that holds up in busy kitchens used by active families. We work closely with Bee Cave clients to find the right slab, the right edge profile, and the right layout to fit their specific kitchen or bathroom design.
Fox Granite handles every step in-house, from precise measurements during templating to the final sealer coat on installation day. We've served the greater Lake Travis corridor long enough to understand what matters most to homeowners here: craftsmanship, clean results, and a process that respects their time and their investment. Whether you're renovating a Lake Pointe kitchen or adding a luxurious touch to a primary bath in an established Hill Country estate, our team is ready to deliver quartzite countertops that are built to last and beautiful to live with.




Fox Granite has been fabricating and installing quartzite countertops since 2010, making us one of the most experienced natural stone specialists serving the Bee Cave and greater Austin area. We understand the specific characteristics of quartzite as a material — how each slab behaves during cutting, how different finishes perform over time, and how to choose the right stone for your home's layout and daily demands. That depth of experience is something you simply can't replicate, and it shows in every finished countertop we install.

Good countertop installation starts well before any stone is cut — it starts with planning. Our process includes two dedicated in-home appointments: one for precise measurements and templating, and one for the installation itself. We account for every detail during the planning step, including sink placement, appliance clearances, seam positioning, and layout decisions that affect both function and visual flow, ensuring the final result fits your space perfectly.

We work with advanced stone-cutting technology at our fabrication facility to shape each quartzite slab with accuracy and care, then hand-finish and polish every surface before it ever reaches your home. The goal isn't just a countertop that looks beautiful on day one — it's a product that stays clean, performs well under everyday use, and holds its character for years. That standard of craftsmanship is what sets Fox Granite apart from larger, less personal operations.
Fox Granite offers a wide selection of quartzite slabs — including sought-after varieties like Taj Mahal, Bianco Superiore, and Dakar — each one unique in its veining, tone, and character. View our available inventory and find the slab that fits your home's aesthetic before your project ever begins.
Quartzite kitchen countertops are an exceptional choice for Bee Cave homes where the kitchen is both a functional workspace and a design centerpiece. The stone is highly resistant to scratches and can handle high temperatures near stovetops without damage, making it well suited for busy kitchens. Its natural veining adds a visual depth that manufactured surfaces like quartz simply can't replicate, creating an elegant, one-of-a-kind look that stands out in open-concept layouts.
In primary bathrooms — particularly the spa-caliber baths found in Spanish Oaks and Falconhead estate homes — quartzite countertops add a luxurious touch that elevates the entire space. The material's natural beauty, often resembling marble, pairs beautifully with soaking tubs, vessel sinks, and custom vanity layouts. With proper sealing and maintenance, quartzite surfaces in the bathroom remain stunning and resistant to moisture for years.
Bee Cave's Hill Country setting and warm Texas climate make outdoor living spaces a natural extension of the home, and quartzite is one of the few natural stone options durable enough to be installed in those environments. It handles high temperatures and direct sun exposure better than many competing materials, and its density makes it resistant to the kind of wear that outdoor surfaces routinely face. Proper sealing and periodic maintenance keep an outdoor quartzite countertop looking sharp through Central Texas seasons.
Running quartzite up the walls as a full backsplash is one of the most visually striking applications of this material, especially when the slab is bookmatched to create a continuous veining pattern from countertop to wall. It's a detail that high-end kitchen designers in the Austin TX market increasingly recommend because it adds cohesion and a sense of luxury to the space. The same slab used for your countertop can often be used for the backsplash, making it easy to achieve a seamless, integrated look.

Quartzite begins its life as sandstone — a sedimentary rock composed primarily of quartz grains — and is transformed over millions of years by the immense heat and pressure found deep within the Earth's crust. This metamorphic process fuses those grains into an interlocking crystalline structure, producing a stone that is significantly harder and denser than the sandstone it came from. The result is a natural stone that rivals granite in hardness while producing the kind of flowing veining and soft tonal range more commonly associated with marble. Every slab that comes out of this process is unique, shaped by conditions in nature that can never be exactly repeated.
From a practical standpoint, quartzite is one of the most durable countertop materials available. It is highly resistant to scratches, handles high temperatures without damage, and holds up well under everyday use in busy kitchens and bathrooms. It is a porous material, which means it does require sealing — but with proper care and routine maintenance, a quartzite countertop will hold its beauty and structural integrity for decades. For homeowners who love the look of marble but want a surface built for real life, quartzite is often the answer.

The first step is a free consultation, where we sit down with you to discuss your project in detail and provide a comprehensive estimate. For Bee Cave homeowners, that conversation often covers questions about which quartzite varieties fit a particular kitchen aesthetic, how the material compares to quartz or marble for a specific application, and what the full scope of fabrication and installation will involve. We want you to feel confident and informed before committing to anything — this is an important investment, and we treat it that way.

Once you've chosen your quartzite slab and are ready to move forward, we schedule an in-home visit to take precise measurements of your countertop space. Our team captures every dimension with care — accounting for sink cutouts, appliance placement, corner angles, and any custom layout details specific to your kitchen or bathroom. These precise measurements are what allow us to create templates that ensure a perfect fit when fabrication begins, eliminating guesswork and avoiding costly errors down the line.

With your templates in hand, our craftsmen get to work at our fabrication facility using advanced stone-cutting equipment to shape your quartzite slab to exact specifications. This step is where the detail work happens: cutting the countertop to size, creating the sink opening, shaping your chosen edge profile, and polishing every surface to the correct finish. We take the time to work through each piece carefully, because the quality of fabrication directly determines how clean and precise the final installation will look in your home.

On installation day, our team arrives ready to set your new quartzite countertops in place, integrating sink mounting, drilling faucet holes, and ensuring every seam is tight and consistent. Once the countertop is installed and the layout confirmed, we apply a premium-grade sealer to protect the stone against stains and moisture — an essential step for any natural stone surface and especially important for maintaining quartzite's beauty over time. We don't consider the job finished until everything is clean, set correctly, and you're satisfied with the result.
Beyond fabricating and installing quartzite countertops, Fox Granite provides a full range of complementary services to make your project complete — from edge profile selection to sink installation and countertop repair — so you have one trusted team handling every detail.

Countertop edge profiles are one of the most impactful finishing details in a kitchen or bathroom, and Fox Granite offers a variety of options to fit your design vision. Clean, straight edges work well in modern and transitional spaces, while beveled, ogee, or bullnose profiles add an elegant, classic character. Our team will guide you through the options and help you choose the profile that best complements your quartzite slab and overall aesthetic.

A properly installed sink is essential to making your quartzite countertop both beautiful and functional. Fox Granite handles precise sink cutouts and plumbing connections for under-mount, top-mount, and farmhouse sink styles, ensuring the opening is cut accurately and the edges are finished cleanly. Getting this step right matters — sloppy sink integration is one of the most common sources of long-term moisture damage in natural stone countertops.

Quartzite is an exceptionally hard and durable material, but it's not immune to chips, cracks, or staining if something goes wrong. Fox Granite provides professional countertop repair services using color-matched materials that restore the surface as closely as possible to its original look. Whether it's a corner chip from everyday use or a deeper crack from impact damage, reach out today and we'll assess what it takes to bring your countertop back to its best.


Fox Granite is a family-owned and operated countertop fabrication and installation company that has been serving homeowners across the Austin TX area since 2010. With more than 15 years of hands-on experience in the construction industry, our team has built a reputation for quality craftsmanship, honest communication, and genuine attention to detail on every project. We work with granite, quartz, quartzite, and marble — and we serve customers from our New Braunfels, TX shop all the way up through Bee Cave, the Lake Travis corridor, and communities throughout Central Texas. Rated 4.8 out of 5 stars across 65-plus reviews, we're proud of the trust our customers place in us and work every day to earn it.
Fox Granite proudly serves Bee Cave, TX and the surrounding Lake Travis region with expert quartzite countertop fabrication and installation. Our service area extends throughout Central Texas, and we regularly work in nearby communities including Lakeway, Steiner Ranch, West Lake Hills, and Dripping Springs — all of which share the same Hill Country character and high standards for home finishes that Bee Cave homeowners expect.
Whether your project is a full kitchen remodel in a Lakeway estate or a primary bathroom upgrade in Dripping Springs, our team brings the same level of craftsmanship and care to every installation. We serve 35 locations across the greater Austin and San Antonio corridor, making Fox Granite one of the most accessible natural stone specialists in the region.




































Quartzite, quartz, and marble are three distinct materials that often get confused because of their similar appearance. Quartzite is a natural stone formed when sandstone is transformed by heat and pressure deep in the Earth, making it harder than both marble and most granite. Marble is also a natural stone but is softer and more porous, making it more susceptible to etching and staining over time. Quartz, by contrast, is an engineered product made from ground stone bound together with resin — it's consistent and low-maintenance but lacks the unique, one-of-a-kind character that a natural quartzite slab provides. For Bee Cave homeowners who want natural beauty with exceptional durability, quartzite is often the best fit.
Yes — quartzite is a natural, porous stone, which means it can absorb liquids and stains if left unprotected. Sealing is an important step in proper care and maintenance, and it's something Fox Granite handles at the end of every installation. Most quartzite countertops benefit from resealing once a year, though the exact frequency depends on the specific stone variety and how heavily the surface is used. Everyday use in a busy kitchen will require more attention than a countertop in a low-traffic bathroom. The good news is that sealing is straightforward and easy to do yourself with the right product.
Quartzite is one of the most heat-resistant natural stone countertop materials available, which makes it a strong choice for kitchens where hot pots and pans are part of everyday cooking. It can tolerate high temperatures without the surface warping or discoloring, a distinct advantage over engineered quartz countertops, which can be damaged by direct heat. That said, using a trivet or hot pad is still a good habit — not because the quartzite will necessarily be damaged, but because protecting any countertop surface extends its life. For Bee Cave homeowners with professional-grade kitchen setups, quartzite's heat resistance is one of its most practical benefits.
Fox Granite offers a wide selection of quartzite slabs to fit a variety of design styles, from the warm, creamy tones of Taj Mahal to the bold, dramatic veining of Dakar and the crisp white look of Bianco Superiore. Each slab is unique — no two pieces of quartzite from nature will look exactly alike — which is part of what makes this material so special. We encourage customers to view slabs in person so you can choose based on the actual stone rather than a photo, since lighting, veining direction, and tone can vary significantly from piece to piece. Our team is ready to help you find the right slab that fits your kitchen or bathroom layout and your overall design vision.
The process typically involves two in-home visits: a templating appointment where we take precise measurements of your space, and the installation day itself. Between those two steps, your quartzite slab goes through fabrication at our shop, where it is cut, shaped, and polished to exact specifications. The total time from templating to installation is generally one to two weeks depending on project scope and scheduling. On installation day, the countertops are set, the sink is integrated, faucet holes are drilled, and a professional-grade sealer is applied — ensuring your new surface is fully protected and ready to use. The whole process is designed to be as smooth and straightforward as possible for the homeowner.

Reach out today to schedule your free consultation and take the first step toward a kitchen or bathroom that genuinely reflects the caliber of your Bee Cave home — our team is ready to guide you through every detail.