Kitchen Countertops for Dallas and Paulding County
Dallas sits about 30 minutes south of our Cartersville shop, so when we say local, we mean it. We fabricate granite, marble, and engineered countertops, then bring them to your Paulding County home, measure on-site, and install them ourselves.
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Serving Dallas and Paulding County
You’ll find our work all over the county: in the historic neighborhoods around Courthouse Square and the 1892 clocktower, in newer subdivisions like Seven Hills, in homes near the Silver Comet Trail, and out toward Hiram and Pickett’s Mill. Because the drive from Cartersville is short, scheduling is easy, and there’s no long-distance surcharge on the bill. One crew measures, fabricates, and installs, so the people who template your counters are the ones who set them.
Granite, Marble, and the Engineered Option
Granite is what most Dallas homeowners ask for, and for good reason. It’s natural stone, every slab one of a kind, and it shrugs off heat and knives with a yearly reseal, which is why granite countertops still anchor so many kitchens. Quartz is the engineered alternative, non-porous and never needing sealing, ideal if low upkeep is the priority. Marble brings a softer, veined look for a standout island or a baking station. Not sure which fits your cooking and budget? We bring full samples to your door so you can judge each countertop in your own light.
How the Work Goes
Four steps, most installs done in a day. First, a free in-home consultation on colors, layout, and budget. Next, we template your space exactly. Then we cut and polish the slabs at our Cartersville shop. Finally, we install and reconnect the sink and faucet before we tidy up. One team handles it all, so quality and schedule stay under your control.
A wide range of materials. Hundreds of colors.
We offer natural stone countertops and engineered surfaces in a polished or honed finish — every kitchen we install starts with the right material selection.
Granite
The toughest natural stone option. Heat-resistant, scratch-tolerant, built to last decades. Every slab is one-of-a-kind. Needs sealing every 12–18 months.
Quartz
Engineered, non-porous, zero maintenance. Never needs sealing. The most popular pick for busy family kitchens. Hundreds of patterns.
Marble
Timeless veining and a luminous polished surface. The classic high-end choice. Needs more attentive care — worth it for the look.
Quartzite
Natural stone with an elegant veined look and granite-level durability. The choice for clients who want statement veining without high-maintenance upkeep.
Kitchens we've recently finished
EAST COBB
Quartz waterfall island, mitered edge
WEST COBB
Leathered granite, full-height backsplash
HISTORIC SQUARE
Honed marble perimeter, ogee edge
How an Acworth Install Actually Goes: Four steps, one day on-site.
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Consultation
We visit your home, look at the kitchen, and talk through goals and material options. Free, no pressure
02
Template
Once you’ve picked a slab, we return with digital measuring tools and capture every dimension precisely.
03
Fabrication
Cutting, shaping, and polishing happen at the Cartersville shop, CNC for the cuts, hand-finishing for edges and seams.
04
Installation
Old counters out, new tops in, sink and faucet reconnected, full cleanup. Most kitchens wrap in a single day.
Rated 5 stars by Cobb County homeowners
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“BEST at hiding seams. The team is professional and committed to excellence. From the first estimate to template, cutting, installation — they delivered a stress-free, above-and-beyond experience.”
“Picked ASM after three bids. Pricing was honest, slab selection was huge, templated and installed inside ten days. Quartz looks immaculate. Worth every dollar.”
“Renovated a 1940s home near the Square. Dan walked us through edge profiles and seam placement before we ever signed. Result is exactly what we hoped for.”
Real projects, in their own words
Hear directly from the families we’ve worked with across Cobb County.
Waterfall Island · East Cobb
Atlanta Surface Masters did an incredible job on our kitchen countertops. The stone is absolutely flawless, and the install crew was professional, clean and on time. It’s rare to find a company that delivers both high-end craftsmanship and great customer service, but they nailed both.
“We wanted something unique for our bathroom remodel, and ASM brought our vision to life. Their team walked us through stone options, edges, and finishes we hadn’t even considered. The final result looks like something out of a design magazine. Worth every penny.”
Homeowner · West Cobb
“You can tell these guys take pride in their work. They treated my small kitchen project like it was top priority. I love supporting local businesses who go above and beyond, and Atlanta Surface Masters delivered big time. Highly recommend if you want it done right.”
Questions Homeowners Ask
What does vinegar do to granite?
Keep it off the stone. Vinegar is acidic, so over time it eats at the polish on granite and breaks down the sealer that protects it; marble reacts even faster and can etch. For daily cleaning, warm water with a little dish soap or a pH-neutral cleaner is all you need. Reseal granite about once a year, and wipe up acidic spills like citrus, wine, or tomato promptly. When treated well, the surface easily lasts for decades.
What is the most popular kitchen countertop right now?
Quartz. The National Kitchen and Bath Association’s 2026 forecast puts it well ahead of everything else, mostly for its no-sealing convenience and even patterning. Granite holds a steady second among buyers who want genuine natural stone and stronger heat resistance. Locally, plenty of our clients still pick the natural option for a hardworking kitchen. The most popular surface isn’t automatically the right one, so we match the material to how you actually cook.
What lasts longer, quartz or granite?
Both outlast most kitchens, but they age differently. Granite, sealed once a year, can last for 30 years or longer and resists heat and direct sun without fading. Quartz typically lasts decades, too, though its resin can scorch under a hot pan and may yellow in constant sunlight. If you want the longest life with the least worry about heat, granite has the edge; if you’d rather skip resealing, the engineered option wins on upkeep. We’ll help you weigh it for your space.