How Much Does Cambria Quartz Cost

If you are planning to renovate your home, especially your kitchen, you would surely be looking into the cost of Cambria quartz. The Cambria brand is a family owned business that dates back as far as 1936. They pride themselves as the producer of natural quartz surfaces specifically designed for their countertops and home products.

An engineered quartz is different from a granite surface, it is not porous and will not require any periodic sealing. The difference in color is that the quartz is more consistent in color but darker in tint. Since the quartz does not require a sealer, it does not emit harmful chemicals into the air because it does not use any chemical which makes it environment-friendly.

The Cambria quartz is hard and durable with a sheen glossy finish. It comes in different colors and is easy to clean with just mild soap and water.

Cost Of A Cambria Quartz Countertop

Cambria has just released two new colors and design for their Desert Collection namely Kentmere and Canongate. Kentmere has a creamy, butter-yellow color with a tint of beige. Its simplicity brings an English countryside-like charm into your home. On the other hand, the Canongate has a more modern and strong approach to its color scheme. It has the shade of a strong dark green and brown effect which projects masculinity.

Depending on the design and color that you have chosen, a Cambria countertops cost around $50 to $139 per sq. foot. If you have a small 30 square feet size countertop, then you would be paying $1,500 to $3,000 on the countertop alone, not including the taxes and delivery fee. The installation fee would probably cost you $150 – $280.

There is also the Cambria Bellingham which is one of the ideal type of Cambria sold in the market. If you have a 92 sq. feet countertop, the total cost of Cambria quartz that you would be spending is $5976. This will include Mitered edges, sink cut out, plywood underlayment for the 2 cm material, plus two 18″ by 12″ pieces to use as matching trivets.

The Bradshaw Cambria has a gold and brown tint to it with a mix of black and gray, its price per sq. foot is $85 including the installation, while a 55 sq. ft. of Cambria Dovedale cost around $3200 which includes the installation with a 2.5″ mitered edge, farmhouse sink opening, plus 5 holes for faucets, dispensers, and garbage disposal switch.

Other Cambria products such as Caesarstone and Silestone range from $67 to $115 while a Cambria under the Color Groups CA with 45 different colors to choose from is sold for $79. This includes template, fabrication, 1/4″ rounded top/bottom, installation, up to 3 faucet holes.

If you already purchased a prefabricated Cambria Quartz Countertop and would like to know how much is the installation fee for a Cambria countertops cost it would be $29.99 for a countertop installation.

For a general price comparison and estimates a Custom Quartz has a cost estimate of $35.99 – $74.99/sq. ft. based on quartz style selected with the inclusion of Custom Quartz (choose from Caesarstone, Silestone, Pental, Titan, Qortstone, Cambria, Eco, and Copa Stones), standard edge detail, installation, countertop fabrication as well as sealer application.

For the same service as the custom quartz, you will have to pay $34.99 – $39.99/sq. ft. if you choose a custom granite finish. If you choose to have a prefab granite instead then you would only have to pay $29.99 – $44.99/sq. ft. based on granite selected which includes Prefabricated Granite, Bullnose Edge Detail, Installation, Countertop Fabrication, Sealer Application.

Save On Cost Of Cambria Quartz Countertop

Many are wondering if they can install their own store bought Cambria countertops in order to save on the labor for the Cambria quartz cost of installation. According to experts, you can actually DIY the installation of countertops but it would depend on the one that you have bought.

If it is just a laminated countertop, then all you need to install it is your basic carpentry skills and off you’d go. But if the installation process includes fitting the countertop and cutting sink holes, then you may need a help on that one. A granite or quartz countertop such as Cambria is heavy so you would need someone to assist you in carrying it around. These type of countertops is also sensitive and you would need special knowledge to install it as it may create a torque which will cause cracks and stress fractures.

So that you can save on Cambria quartz cost, make sure that you check 3 to 4 contractors so that you can compare the estimates. If you only check one offer, then you won’t get the best value for your money. Inform the contractors that you are also looking in to other competitors so that they will give you a better offer. Also, you should ask your contractor to itemize the cost, ask how much you would pay if you add holes for sink or other fixture, this way you will know which to add or remove.  Knowing the quotes and its inclusion will greatly help you in choosing the most sensible option for you.

If you have a big kitchen but the cost of using a Cambria Quartz is making you dizzy, why not try mixing the countertops in your home. Have your contractor quote you on different types of countertop and have it designed so that you can see the output. This way you can get the Cambria quartz countertop that you’ve always wanted for a cheaper overall price.

Cambria Quartz countertop is a beautiful addition to any home. It brings out a natural beauty to your house especially with its numerous color choices and design. It is elegant, exquisite but durable as well. It’s a mix of toughness and attractive elegance. Since countertops are an important part of your kitchen and it is used all the time, it is just right that you choose a durable countertop. But do not compromise the design as well as it will give you inspiration every time you use it.