TVG is a locally owned and operated family business that has been creating custom granite kitchens & bathroom countertops since 2004. Our goal is make the process of new counter-tops simple, fun, and satisfying! We love what we do, and are always here to answer your questions and meet your Granite needs!
All of our staff is screened and background checked, so you never have to worry about whom you are letting into your home.
We thank you for your business and support of our local economy!
At Treasure Valley Granite (TVG), we specialize in:
- Custom granite countertops
- Bathroom vanities
- Stone surfaces for every corner of your home
Proudly serving the Treasure Valley since 2004, we are a locally owned and operated family business dedicated to delivering unmatched craftsmanship and exceptional service. From material selection to professional installation, our team ensures a seamless, enjoyable, and stress-free experience for homeowners, builders, and industry professionals alike.
In addition to countertops, we offer a full selection of:
- Sinks & kitchen accessories
- Custom walls & shelves
- Fireplaces & showers
We take pride in our work and are always here to answer your questions and help bring your vision to life. Plus, for your peace of mind, all of our staff are screened and background-checked, so you can feel confident
about who is in your home.
Thank you for supporting a local business and investing in the Treasure Valley community!
HOW MUCH WILL COUNTERTOPS COST?
We do free estimates!
If you are interested in putting granite or quartz in your home or business, please give us a call, or use the free estimate form below to get a free estimate. We can arrange a time to go over pricing and options.
Please include:
- Which sink option(s) you want (under-mount or top-mount)
- Stone color (if chosen)
- Any other personalized options you are considering
Note: All debit and credit card transactions will have a 4% convenience fee added to your total bill.
REAL IDAHOME TESTIMONIALS!
“Mike and his crew are absolutely amazing. When the gentleman came out to measure, he was very thorough and asked and answered a lot of questions. He made sure there wouldn’t be preventable surprises. The two guys that came out to install took their time and made sure everything was perfect and even took the time to answer my questions. I am extremely pleased with how my countertops turned out and all the hard work to make sure they looked awesome. The customer service before, during, and after was wonderful. They definitely know how to put the customer back into customer service. Thank you very much Mike and crew 😀👍” – Jeffrey E.
“Great experience! Mike the owner is fantastic, very responsive, clear explanations and friendly. Installers are awesome and seem to really enjoy their work. I highly recommend Treasure Valley Granite. Our counters look AMAZING!” – Les L.
“I just wanted to thank TVG for the countertop install. The installers were great, professional, and a pleasure to work with. You made this easy for us. :)”- James B.
How to Measure Your Countertops for an Estimate
Getting an estimate for your new countertops is easy! While a professional will take exact measurements later, providing basic dimensions helps give a great starting point for pricing and material needs. Here’s how to do it:
Step 1: Gather Your Tools
✅ Tape measure
✅ Paper & pencil (or a phone/tablet for notes)
✅ Calculator (optional)
Step 2: Measure the Length
- Measure along the back edge of your countertops from one end to the other.
- If you have multiple sections (like an L-shape), measure each section separately.
Step 3: Measure the Depth
- Standard countertops are 25.5 inches deep (from the back wall to the front edge).
- If you have an island or bar top, measure the full width from front to back.
Step 4: Account for Backsplashes
- If you plan to include a backsplash, measure its height (typically 4-6 inches).
Step 5: Mark Sink & Appliance Cutouts
- Note the location of your sink, cooktop, and any other built-in appliances.
- These affect how much material is needed and help with layout planning.
Step 6: Sketch a Rough Layout
- Draw a simple top-down view of your space.
- Label measurements for each section, including islands or peninsulas.
Step 7: Send It In!
- Take a clear picture of your drawing and send it along with your measurements.
- If unsure, add extra details like edge preferences or special requests.
Need help? Don’t worry! A professional template will be done before fabrication, but this gets us started with an estimate. 🚀