Specialties
Rocky Tops Granite & Marble is a veteran-owned countertop fabricator and installer in Cayce, serving Columbia and the South Carolina Midlands. Established in 2001, we have helped complete more than 25,000 kitchens and baths.
We work with granite, quartz, quartzite, marble, dolomite, travertine, and other natural stone to build countertops for kitchens, bathrooms, vanities, islands, fireplaces, and outdoor kitchens. We measure, template, fabricate, and install the finished top ourselves. Our Cayce showroom has full slabs to see in person, not just small samples.
We price by the job and show the real material cost up front. Bring a sketch, photo, or rough measurements and we’ll help you think through the project without pressure. CNC laser templating helps deliver a precise fit, and our team stays with you from material selection through installation. If something needs attention years down the road, we come back and take care of it. We are certified fabricators for Silestone, HanStone, and other quartz surfaces.
History
Established in 2001.
Rocky Tops Granite & Marble was established in 2001 in Cayce, South Carolina. Over the years, our veteran-owned shop has helped complete more than 25,000 kitchens and baths across the Midlands.
We grew by doing the work carefully: helping customers choose the right slab, measuring and templating it precisely, fabricating it in our shop, and installing it in the home. The showroom is still a place to see full slabs, bring a sketch, and talk through a project without pressure.
Meet the Business Owner: Scott T.
Scott T. is the owner of Rocky Tops Granite & Marble and has more than 15 years of experience in the granite and countertop industry. He enjoys helping homeowners make a confident choice before anything is cut—looking at full slabs, listening to how the room will be used, and explaining the trade-offs between granite, quartz, quartzite, marble, and other materials.
Bring Scott a sketch, a photo, or rough measurements and he’ll help you think through the layout, edge, seams, sink, and real project cost. His approach is simple: tell the truth about what each material can and cannot do, do the fabrication carefully, and leave the customer with a countertop that fits the room and the way they live.