Stone fabrication & installation

Stone, shaped
for your space.

From a striking kitchen island to a thoughtfully finished vanity, the right surface brings a room together.

Explore our work

G&M Stone Tops showroom with countertop displays and a wide selection of surface samples

Find inspiration in our showroom.G&M Stone Tops · Denver

OVER 20 YEARS IN BUSINESSSERVING COLORADO & WYOMING

Why choose us

Why G&M Stone Tops?

Over 20 years in business. Pride in every detail.

G&M Stone Tops is a Denver-based countertop fabricator and installer serving residential and commercial projects across Colorado and Wyoming. With more than 20 years in business, we bring experience, precision, and pride to every project, working with natural stone, quartz, and porcelain.

From material selection and templating to fabrication and installation, we offer attentive service and quality craftsmanship. We work with homeowners, designers, decorators, architects, contractors, and fellow stone professionals to create surfaces tailored to each space.

Whether you’re building a new home, remodeling, or planning a commercial space, we focus on the details that make your finished project feel complete: a precise fit, carefully finished edges, and surfaces that complement your design.

01 / MATERIALYour starting point

02 / FABRICATIONShaped to your space

03 / INSTALLATIONBrought together

The project collection

Made to be lived with.

Explore kitchens, a double vanity, a commercial restroom vanity, and the details that bring each space together. Select a photograph for a closer look.

Bright kitchen with a pale stone island, gray cabinetry, and stainless range hood — An airy gathering place
KITCHEN · ISLAND & COUNTERTOPS
01 / PROJECT DETAIL

White kitchen cabinets framing a softly patterned full-height stone backsplash and sink countertop — A seamless backdrop
KITCHEN · FULL-HEIGHT BACKSPLASH
02 / PROJECT DETAIL

Close view of gray and gold-toned stone veining flowing from the island surface to the waterfall end — A closer look at the edge
DETAIL · WATERFALL END
03 / PROJECT DETAIL

White waterfall kitchen island with sink and tall faucet, dark beams, and mountain views — A view beyond the island
KITCHEN · WATERFALL ISLAND
04 / PROJECT DETAIL

White countertop over a dark wood island with a flush black cooktop and an open living area beyond — Warmth in the details
KITCHEN · ISLAND & COOKTOP
05 / PROJECT DETAIL

Double vanity with warm wood cabinets, two sinks, tall mirrors, and a veined stone countertop and backsplash — Quiet symmetry
BATHROOM · DOUBLE VANITY
06 / PROJECT DETAIL

Long stone vanity with integrated sinks, tall mirrors, warm lighting and a wood ceiling in a commercial restroom — A polished commercial space
COMMERCIAL · RESTROOM VANITY
07 / PROJECT DETAIL

Dark stone fireplace surround with fine white veining, layered rectangular framing and a matching stone hearth — A fireplace framed in stone
FIREPLACE · STONE SURROUND & HEARTH

White veined porcelain framing an arched shower entrance and threshold — An arched entrance
PORCELAIN · SHOWER SURROUND

White veined porcelain wall with two tall arched openings and finished porcelain returns — Stone in every curve
PORCELAIN · ARCHED OPENINGS

White marble vanity countertop with gray veining, a shaped marble backsplash, undermount sink and wall-mounted brass fixtures above a wood cabinet — Marble vanity and shaped backsplash
BATHROOM · MARBLE COUNTERTOP & BACKSPLASH

Double vanity with pale veined countertop beside a blue tiled shower with matching stone accents — Thoughtful finishing details
BATHROOM · VANITY & SHOWER

Two wood bathroom vanities with white countertops and undermount sinks beside a freestanding bathtub, framed mirrors and tall black-framed windows — A balanced bathroom retreat
BATHROOM · VANITY COUNTERTOPS

Outdoor kitchen with stone countertops and a full-height stone backsplash, stainless steel grill, broad hood and beverage cooler — An outdoor gathering place
OUTDOOR KITCHEN · COUNTERTOP & FULL SPLASH

Large pale stone countertop on a wood kitchen island with an undermount sink, brass faucet and gas cooktop overlooking an open living and dining area — At the heart of the kitchen
KITCHEN · ISLAND COUNTERTOP

White quartz waterfall fixtures cascading into a black stone fountain basin in a commercial atrium — Quartz waterfall fixtures
COMMERCIAL · QUARTZ WATERFALL FIXTURES

Dramatically patterned gray and gold slab feature above a bathtub, with text reading Not tile. Not panels. Full slab. This is the difference. — A full-slab statement
BATHROOM · SLAB FEATURE

White and gray veined island countertop and shaped range backsplash with brass fixtures and wood accents — A silhouette in stone
KITCHEN · SHAPED BACKSPLASH

Freestanding dark bathtub beside pale veined stone walls and recessed wood shelves — A quiet retreat
BATHROOM · STONE WALLS

Pale veined island countertop with a black sink and faucet above dark wood cabinetry — Flowing lines
KITCHEN · ISLAND

Curved pale stone bar countertops in a warmly lit restaurant with brass accents — Designed for gathering
COMMERCIAL · BAR

Polished countertop with sweeping gray, gold and rust colored veining during installation — Color in motion
DETAIL · COUNTERTOP

Richly patterned brown and black stone countertop with two undermount sinks and dark faucets — Pattern and polish
KITCHEN · SINK DETAIL

Blue precious stone floor entrance insert with a concentric pattern surrounded by a wood border — Floor entrance insert
PRECIOUS STONE · FLOOR INSERT

Freestanding white bathtub with a brass faucet in front of a tall patterned stone feature wall framed by white trim — A striking stone feature wall
BATHROOM · STONE FEATURE WALL

White island countertop and matching perimeter counters with light wood cabinets and a dark range hood — Simple and bright
KITCHEN · ISLAND

White veined waterfall countertop with a rustic wood front, gray upper cabinets and pendant lights — Warm wood, clean edges
KITCHEN · WATERFALL

Pale veined waterfall island countertop with warm wood cabinets and open shelving — A bright centerpiece
KITCHEN · WATERFALL ISLAND

Polished stone countertop with flowing black, gold, cream and pink patterns above wood cabinetry, with a round hammered metal sink — A statement in stone
KITCHEN · COUNTERTOP & SINK

Dark stone island countertop in a timber framed kitchen with wood cabinetry — Stone and timber
KITCHEN · ISLAND

Covered outdoor bar with a patterned stone countertop and textured edge, stone base, black stools and timber beams overlooking a garden at sunset — An outdoor place to gather
OUTDOOR BAR · STONE COUNTERTOP

White quartz reception counter with geometric framing and recessed display shelves against deep blue walls — Quartz reception counter
COMMERCIAL · QUARTZ RECEPTION COUNTER

White island and perimeter countertops viewed across a kitchen with wood beams and stainless appliances — A welcoming workspace
KITCHEN · ISLAND

White countertop peninsula and matching perimeter countertops with white cabinets and dark appliances — Fresh and simple
KITCHEN · PENINSULA

Gray and gold veined stone island with waterfall ends, a sink opening, warm wood cabinets and three black pendant lights — Movement from every angle
KITCHEN · WATERFALL ISLAND

More finished projects.

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Begin with the material

Find your kind of stone.

Start with the look you love. Then explore the individual surface and how it fits your project.

Naturally individual

Quartzite

A natural stone formed from sandstone, with distinctive veining and mineral movement. Each slab has its own character.

Recommended uses
Consider for kitchen islands, countertops, vanities and statement backsplashes when you want natural variation. Confirm the individual slab and its suitability before selection.

Care & considerations
Clean with a pH-neutral stone cleaner, wipe spills promptly and use trivets. Sealing needs vary by slab; follow the care plan recommended for your stone.

Discuss this material

“The best choice depends on the individual slab, desired look, and project needs.”

Material sources

Our Suppliers

Explore natural stone and quartz with our suppliers. Please call ahead to confirm showroom hours, appointments and material availability.

Architectural Surfaces

10000 E. 40th Ave.
Denver, CO 80238

720-512-4200 Get directions ↗
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Arizona Tile

10100 E. 45th Ave.
Denver, CO 80238

303-574-2990 Get directions ↗
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Bedrosians

14155 E. 42nd Ave., Suite 70
Denver, CO 80239

303-722-2200 Get directions ↗
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Daltile

852 S. Jason St., Unit 8
Denver, CO 80223

303-722-2800 Get directions ↗
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Dorado Surfaces

2401 W. 6th Ave.
Denver, CO 80204

303-297-3626 Get directions ↗
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Francini Inc.

10035 E. 40th Ave., Suite 200
Denver, CO 80238

303-371-3450 Get directions ↗
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Granite Imports

1301 S. Platte River Dr.
Denver, CO 80223

303-733-1444 Get directions ↗
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MSI International

18250 E. 40th Ave., Ste. 30
Aurora, CO 80011

720-624-2700 Get directions ↗
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Stratus Surfaces

9575 E. 40th Ave., Suite 140
Denver, CO 80238

720-778-0437 Get directions ↗
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The Stone Collection

10000 E. 45th Ave.
Denver, CO 80238

303-307-8100 Get directions ↗
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The finishing detail

Explore edge styles.

From a simple eased edge to a sculpted ogee, choose the detail that completes your countertop.

View all edge types

Plan with confidence

Planning your budget.

Your countertop estimate reflects the material, fabrication and installation details of your project. Tell us your priorities so we can help you explore the options.

Material & slab layout

Your selected material, slab size and number of slabs affect the cost. Vein direction, pattern matching and how pieces fit on each slab also influence the layout.

Edges & custom details

Eased is our only standard edge, with no extra edge-profile charge. Mitered edges, waterfall ends, decorative profiles and other custom details are quoted for your project.

Cutouts & backsplash

The number and type of sink openings, cooktop cutouts, faucet holes and other details affect fabrication. Backsplash height, length and pattern alignment also matter.

Installation & access

Project location, stairs, access, large pieces and support requirements can affect installation costs. Discuss any removal, disposal, plumbing or related work so the estimate clearly identifies what is included.

Make room for what matters most.

Share a comfortable budget range and your must-have features.
Compare complete project estimates, including the scope of fabrication and installation.
Ask about remnants for smaller projects, subject to availability and size.
Confirm the material, layout and included work before approving the estimate.

Pricing is project-specific. Final pricing is confirmed after reviewing material selection, measurements and the agreed scope.

Start with a conversation

No measurements yet? That’s okay.

Leave your contact information and a short description. We’ll call to discuss your project and the next steps for an estimate.

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From idea to installation

It starts with a conversation.

Bring your ideas, your inspiration, and your questions. We will help you work through the details.

01 / EXPLORE

Share your vision.

Tell us about your space, the look you want, and your project needs. Photos and a simple sketch are a helpful starting point.

02 / REFINE

Consider the details.

Discuss the surface, edge profile, layout, sink openings, and backsplash. Confirm the scope and estimate with our team.

03 / CREATE

Bring it to life.

Coordinate templating, fabrication, and installation with our team. Your project schedule is confirmed for your specific scope.

G&M Stone Tops team working with fabrication equipment inside the Denver shop — Behind the scenes at G&M Stone Tops — our team and fabrication shop.

Pink and white veined stone slab held by a lifting clamp inside the fabrication shop — A closer look at the stone before fabrication.

Light gray veined countertop with a rectangular sink cutout held by a lifting clamp in the shop — A fabricated countertop with its sink opening prepared.

A little preparation helps

Ready for every step.

Use these checklists as a starting point. Our team will confirm the preparation and timing for your specific project.

01 / Your checklist

Before template day

Get the details ready.

Have base cabinets and the island secured, level and in their final positions. Confirm any needed panels and supports with our team.
Have your sink, faucet, accessories and cooktop on site, with their model information and cutout specifications.
Have farmhouse or apron-front sinks installed in their final position before templating; coordinate the requirements with our team.
Confirm your material, edge profile, overhangs and backsplash details. Discuss seam placement and pattern direction.
Clear countertop surfaces and access to the areas being measured. Confirm whether existing countertops need to be removed beforehand.
Arrange for a decision-maker to be available. Tell us about any layout changes before fabrication begins.

02 / Your checklist

Before installation

Make room for your new surface.

Confirm the arrival arrangements, site access, parking and any stairs or other delivery restrictions with our team.
Clear a wide path from the entry to the work area. Move fragile items, countertop appliances and nearby valuables.
Empty cabinets and drawers in the work area as directed by our team, and protect belongings in nearby rooms.
Confirm who is responsible for removing and disposing of existing tops and for any plumbing, gas or electrical disconnections.
Have the specified sinks and appliances available, with cabinets and agreed supports ready. Avoid layout changes after templating.
Keep children and pets away from the work area. Plan for noise, some dust and temporary loss of kitchen or bathroom use.

03 / Your checklist

After installation

Review, protect and enjoy.

Walk through the completed work with the installer. Review edges, seams, cutouts and the agreed scope, and raise any questions.
Ask when the surface and sink can be used. Follow the specific curing instructions for adhesives, silicone and any applied sealer.
Coordinate plumbing, gas and electrical reconnections with the appropriate professional after the installer’s specified waiting period.
Use cleaners approved for your material and wipe spills promptly. For natural stone, choose a pH-neutral stone cleaner.
Use cutting boards and trivets. Avoid sitting or standing on countertops and protect exposed edges from impacts.
Confirm whether your stone needs sealing and when to reassess it. Keep your care instructions and contact G&M with any concerns.

Questions about getting ready? Call 303-288-1321 or request a callback.

Before you begin

A few helpful answers.

What should I bring for an estimate?

Start with photos of your space, a rough layout with dimensions, and any material inspiration. Include whether you need a backsplash, waterfall ends, or sink cutouts. Final measurements and scope are confirmed by the team.

Can I choose a material from a photo?

Photos can help you narrow the look. For natural stone, review the actual slab before making a final selection. Lighting, screen settings, and individual slabs can change how color and pattern appear.

How do I choose between granite, quartzite, and quartz?

Discuss your desired look, how you use the space, and the specific material under consideration. Ask about the surface's care instructions and suitability for your project.

How do I plan a visit?

Please call 303-288-1321 to arrange an appointment at 4705 Oakland Street, Denver. Confirm available appointment times with the team before visiting.

Let’s make it yours

Your next project
starts here.

A new kitchen, a bathroom refresh, or a distinctive surface detail. Tell us what you have in mind.

Request a call Call our team

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Have these ready if you can:

Project photos · Rough dimensions · Material ideas · Desired timing

Visit us in Denver.

4705 Oakland Street
Denver, CO 80239

303-288-1321

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Stone, shapedfor your space.

Why G&M Stone Tops?

Made to be lived with.

An airy gathering place

A seamless backdrop

A closer look at the edge

A view beyond the island

Warmth in the details

Quiet symmetry

A polished commercial space

A fireplace framed in stone

An arched entrance

Stone in every curve

Marble vanity and shaped backsplash

Thoughtful finishing details

A balanced bathroom retreat

An outdoor gathering place

At the heart of the kitchen

Quartz waterfall fixtures

A full-slab statement

A silhouette in stone

A quiet retreat

Flowing lines

Designed for gathering

Color in motion

Pattern and polish

Floor entrance insert

A striking stone feature wall

Simple and bright

Warm wood, clean edges

A bright centerpiece

A statement in stone

Stone and timber

An outdoor place to gather

Quartz reception counter

A welcoming workspace

Fresh and simple

Movement from every angle