
Spicewood's lakefront estates, custom homes overlooking Lake Travis, and the wave of upscale residences taking shape in communities like The Reserve at Lake Travis and Vistas at Lake Travis deserve countertops that match their quality. Fox Granite brings over 15 years of fabrication and installation experience to Spicewood, TX, offering a curated selection of quartzite countertops that pair natural stone beauty with the durability these homes demand. From open-concept kitchen islands to resort-style bathrooms, our team handles every step — from the first stone samples to the final polished edge — right here in Central Texas.
Homeowners throughout Spicewood, TX have invested heavily in their properties, and the materials inside those homes need to reflect that investment. Whether you're finishing out a custom estate in Barton Creek Lakeside, renovating a second home along the Lake Travis waterfront, or selecting surfaces for a new build inside the growing Thomas Ranch master-planned community, quartzite countertops deliver a level of sophistication that few materials can match. Quartzite's dramatic veining — often compared to the finest marble — combined with its granite-like hardness makes it a top choice for Spicewood homeowners who want beauty without sacrificing function.
Fox Granite serves residential projects of every scale across the Spicewood area, from full kitchen overhauls with large-format slabs to bathroom vanities and outdoor kitchens designed to stand up to Hill Country weather. Our showroom in New Braunfels carries stone samples from a broad range of quartzite slabs so you can see the material in person before committing. We coordinate the entire process — templating, fabrication, and professional installation — so every project finishes on time and exactly as planned.




Fox Granite has been fabricating and installing countertops since 2010, building deep expertise across quartzite, granite, marble, quartz, and other natural stone materials. That experience means we know exactly how each quartzite slab behaves during cutting, polishing, and installation — so your finished countertops look the way you envisioned. Spicewood homeowners trust us because our work speaks for itself across hundreds of completed projects.

Every quartzite project we take on in Spicewood, TX goes through a structured two-appointment process: precise in-home measurement and templating first, then professional installation once your slabs are cut and polished at our fabrication facility. We account for sink placement, appliance locations, and any design details before a single cut is made. You stay informed through the entire process, from the free estimate to the day we walk out your door.

We use advanced stone-cutting technology to shape quartzite slabs with accuracy, then hand-finish every edge profile to suit the design of your space. The result is countertops that fit seamlessly into your kitchen, bathrooms, or outdoor kitchens — with clean lines, consistent polish, and no gaps. Our fabrication standards are the same whether we're working on a lakefront estate or a full-time family home in a newer Spicewood community.
Fox Granite offers a carefully selected range of quartzite slabs, including sought-after options like Taj Mahal, Bianco Superiore, and Dakar, each bringing its own character of veining, tone, and movement. Browse stone samples in our showroom or ask our team to walk you through what's available so you can find the slab that fits your Spicewood home perfectly.
Quartzite is a natural fit for the open-concept kitchens common in Spicewood's custom and semi-custom homes. Its heat resistance makes it practical around professional-grade ranges, and its marble-like veining gives large kitchen islands a visual presence that quartz countertops and granite countertops rarely replicate. Because it is a natural stone, every slab is one of a kind — your kitchen countertops won't look like anyone else's.
The resort-style bathrooms found throughout Lake Travis area estates are a natural setting for quartzite's refined aesthetic. Quartzite slabs work beautifully across double vanities, freestanding soaking tub decks, and shower walls, bringing the look of marble countertops with greater durability underfoot. Spicewood homeowners who want their bathrooms to feel like a high-end retreat consistently turn to quartzite as their surface of choice.
Outdoor living is a way of life along Lake Travis, and quartzite is one of the strongest natural stone options for outdoor kitchens and entertainment areas. With proper sealing, quartzite countertops hold up well against Texas heat, humidity, and direct sun exposure far better than marble countertops or tile. Fox Granite has completed outdoor kitchen projects across Spicewood, TX and understands how to spec and seal quartzite so it performs for years outside.
Thin-cut quartzite tile or slab backsplashes carry the same stone patterns from your countertop up the walls, creating a cohesive, high-end look throughout a kitchen or bath. This approach is especially popular in Spicewood homes where design continuity across large, open spaces matters. A quartzite backsplash pairs just as well with granite countertops and quartz countertops as it does with matching quartzite surfaces.

Quartzite begins its life as sandstone — layers of quartz-rich sand compacted over time — before being subjected to extreme heat and pressure deep within the Earth's crust. This metamorphic transformation fuses the quartz grains together into an exceptionally dense, hard stone that shares little in common with its softer sandstone origins. The result is a natural stone that is harder than marble and comparable in toughness to granite, making quartzite countertops one of the most durable surface choices available for residential use.
What sets quartzite apart from materials like engineered quartz countertops or ceramic tile is the organic movement running through each slab. The veining patterns that develop during metamorphism are completely unique — no two slabs are identical, which means your countertops are inherently custom. Because quartzite is a porous natural stone, it does require periodic sealing to maintain its resistance to staining, particularly from acidic substances. Maintained properly, quartzite countertops retain their polished appearance for decades and age gracefully alongside the home.

Your project starts with a free estimate and consultation where we get to know your Spicewood home, your design goals, and the materials you're considering. Whether you're drawn to the warm tones of Taj Mahal quartzite or the crisp movement of Bianco Superiore, we'll help you compare stone samples side by side and talk through how different slabs will read in your specific space and lighting. There's no pressure and no obligation — just an honest conversation about what works best for your project and your budget.

Once you've selected your quartzite slabs and are ready to move forward, we schedule an in-home measuring and templating appointment at your Spicewood property. Our team takes precise measurements that account for your sink configuration, appliance placement, cooktop cutouts, and any custom edge or corner details you want incorporated. Accurate templating is what separates a seamless installation from one that requires frustrating adjustments, and we take that step seriously on every project.

With your templates in hand, our fabrication team gets to work at our production facility using advanced stone-cutting equipment to shape your quartzite slabs to exact specification. Every edge profile is cut and polished to the finish you selected — whether that's a clean straight edge for a contemporary kitchen or a layered ogee for a more traditional space. We inspect each piece before it leaves the shop because a flaw caught in fabrication is far easier to correct than one discovered on installation day.

On installation day, our crew arrives at your Spicewood home with your finished quartzite pieces ready to set. We handle the full scope: placing and securing the countertops, integrating your sink with precise cutout tolerances, drilling faucet holes, and finishing with a professional-grade sealer that protects the natural stone from moisture and staining. We leave your space clean and ready to use, and we walk you through the simple maintenance routine that keeps your quartzite countertops looking polished for the long haul.
Beyond countertop fabrication and installation, Fox Granite offers a full range of complementary services to make sure every detail of your Spicewood project comes together — including edge profile customization, sink installation, and countertop repair for existing stone surfaces.

Quartzite countertops can be finished with a wide range of edge profiles to suit the style of your space, from minimal straight and beveled edges that read well in contemporary Lake Travis homes to more decorative ogee or bullnose profiles for traditional interiors. The edge profile is one of the details that most affects how your new countertops feel in person, so we encourage homeowners to see the options before finalizing. Our fabrication team executes every profile with the same precision regardless of complexity.

Fox Granite handles sink installation as part of the countertop project, cutting precise openings sized specifically to your chosen sink and completing the integration so everything lines up cleanly. We work with under-mount, top-mount, and farmhouse sink styles across kitchens and bathroom vanities throughout Spicewood, TX. Getting the sink cutout right the first time is a fabrication-level decision — and our team has the experience to do it correctly.

Quartzite is one of the hardest natural stone countertop materials available, but chips and cracks can still occur, particularly along edges or near cutouts. Fox Granite repairs damaged quartzite countertops using color-matched materials and techniques that restore the surface as closely as possible to its original polished appearance. If you have existing stone in your Spicewood home that needs attention before you list or renovate, reach out today to discuss your repair options.


Fox Granite is a family-owned countertop fabrication and installation company that has been serving homeowners across the Austin area and Central Texas since 2010. With more than 15 years in the construction industry, we've built our reputation on honest pricing, clean craftsmanship, and the kind of personal service you get from a company where the owners are invested in every job. We fabricate and install granite countertops, marble countertops, quartz countertops, quartzite, and soapstone across a wide range of residential projects — from modest kitchen refreshes to full custom builds. Spicewood homeowners can reach us at our New Braunfels showroom by appointment, or give us a call to start with a free quote.
Fox Granite's primary shop is in New Braunfels, but we regularly travel throughout the Lake Travis corridor and surrounding Hill Country communities to serve homeowners across the region. From Spicewood, TX, we frequently work in Lakeway, Bee Cave, Dripping Springs, and Lago Vista — all communities with a similar mix of custom homes, lake properties, and high-design renovation projects where natural stone countertops are the standard expectation rather than the exception.
Our service area extends well beyond nearby areas along the lake. We serve customers from Austin west through the Hill Country and south toward San Marcos and New Braunfels, giving us the coverage to handle residential projects of any size across Central Texas. Whether your project is inside a gated Lake Travis community or a newer neighborhood closer to Marble Falls, Fox Granite has the reach and the team to get it done right.




































Quartzite is a natural stone formed through a geological process, while quartz countertops are an engineered product made from ground quartz bound with resins and pigments. Marble countertops are also a natural stone, but marble is softer and more prone to etching from acids — quartzite is significantly harder and more resistant to surface damage. Visually, quartzite often resembles marble, with flowing veins and organic movement, but it performs much closer to granite in terms of everyday durability. For Spicewood homeowners who want the aesthetic of marble with fewer maintenance concerns, quartzite is frequently the better fit.
Yes, quartzite is a natural stone with some porosity, so sealing is necessary to protect it from staining — especially in kitchens where oils, wine, and citrus are common. Most quartzite countertops benefit from resealing once a year, though some denser varieties may only need it every two to three years depending on usage. In Spicewood homes that see heavy entertaining or are used as vacation properties with inconsistent maintenance schedules, we recommend erring on the side of annual sealing. The process is straightforward and takes only a few hours, and a quality sealer applied after professional installation gives you a strong starting point.
Quartzite is one of the better natural stone options for outdoor kitchens and covered patios because of its hardness and heat tolerance. It handles Texas summers well and is less likely to degrade from UV exposure than some engineered materials like standard quartz countertops, which can fade or discolor outdoors over time. That said, outdoor quartzite does require a penetrating sealer rated for exterior use, and it benefits from some protection from standing water and prolonged direct sun. Many Spicewood homeowners with lakeside outdoor living spaces choose quartzite specifically because it holds up without requiring constant attention.
Fox Granite carries a curated selection of quartzite slabs including popular choices like Taj Mahal, Bianco Superiore, and Dakar, each with distinct veining patterns and color palettes. We strongly encourage Spicewood homeowners to come to our New Braunfels showroom to view stone samples in person before making a final selection — photographs rarely capture the full depth and movement of a natural stone slab. Our team can also discuss how different materials like granite, marble, soapstone, and travertine compare to quartzite for your specific application. Appointments are required, so give us a call or reach out online to set one up.
Most residential quartzite countertop projects move from the initial consultation to completed installation in two to four weeks, depending on slab availability and project complexity. The timeline includes your free estimate, slab selection, in-home templating, fabrication at our facility, and professional installation at your Spicewood home. Larger projects — such as full kitchen and bathroom vanities combined, or multi-room renovations in bigger estate homes — may take a bit longer. We give you a realistic timeline up front during the planning phase so there are no surprises, and we stay in communication with you throughout the entire process.

Fox Granite offers a free estimate for quartzite countertops in Spicewood, TX — reach out today to schedule your consultation and take the first step toward natural stone countertops built for the way you live.