# Precision Granite Works

> New Hampshire's premier custom countertop specialist — fabricating and installing granite, quartz, marble, quartzite, and soapstone countertops since 1990. Serving all of New Hampshire and southern Maine, Vermont, and Massachusetts from our showroom in Epsom, NH.

Precision Granite Works is a family-owned stone fabrication and installation company located at 1022 Dover Rd, Epsom, NH 03234. The company was founded in 1990 and is currently owned by Jillian and Shawn Woodward, who took over in July 2024. The business fabricates countertops in-house using a bridge saw (no waterjet) and installs them throughout New Hampshire and neighboring states. The showroom is open Tuesday–Friday 9:00 AM–4:00 PM and Saturday 10:00 AM–2:00 PM. Phone: 603-736-0004. Email: info@precisiongraniteworks.com.

## Business Information

- **Legal name**: Precision Granite Works
- **Founded**: 1990
- **Owners**: Jillian & Shawn Woodward (since July 2024)
- **Address**: 1022 Dover Rd, Epsom, NH 03234
- **Phone**: 603-736-0004
- **Email**: info@precisiongraniteworks.com
- **Website**: https://precisiongraniteworks.com
- **Hours**: Tuesday–Friday 9:00 AM–4:00 PM, Saturday 10:00 AM–2:00 PM (closed Sunday & Monday)
- **Type**: Stone countertop fabricator and installer; locally owned
- **Price range**: $$
- **Reviews**: 150+ five-star reviews
- **Facebook**: https://www.facebook.com/precisiongraniteworks
- **Instagram**: https://www.instagram.com/precisiongraniteworks

## Service Area

Primary: All of New Hampshire — including Concord, Manchester, Nashua, Portsmouth, Dover, Laconia, Keene, Lebanon, Conway, Wolfeboro, Exeter, Durham, Rochester, Somersworth, Franklin, Claremont, Newport, Littleton, Berlin, Plymouth, Meredith, Gilford, Tilton, Belmont, Alton, Ossipee, Tamworth, Sandwich, Moultonborough, Center Harbor, New Hampton, Holderness, Ashland, Bristol, Hill, Danbury, Grafton, Canaan, Enfield, Grantham, Sunapee, New London, Newbury, Bradford, Warner, Henniker, Hillsborough, Antrim, Deering, Weare, Goffstown, Bedford, Amherst, Milford, Wilton, Lyndeborough, Mont Vernon, Greenfield, Peterborough, Dublin, Jaffrey, Rindge, Fitzwilliam, Swanzey, Cheshire, Westmoreland, Walpole, Charlestown, Acworth, Langdon, Alstead, Marlow, Gilsum, Sullivan, Nelson, Stoddard, Washington, Lempster, Goshen, Sutton, Wilmot, Andover, Salisbury, Boscawen, Canterbury, Loudon, Northfield, Sanbornton, Meredith, New Durham, Farmington, Strafford, Barrington, Nottingham, Northwood, Epsom, Chichester, Pittsfield, Pembroke, Allenstown, Bow, Dunbarton, Hopkinton, Contoocook, Webster, Boscawen, Concord.

Secondary: Southern Maine, Vermont, and Massachusetts (by arrangement).

## Materials

### Granite Countertops
- [Granite Countertops](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/granite-countertops/): The most popular choice — durable, heat-resistant, scratch-resistant natural stone. Available in colors including White Ice, Uba Tuba, Absolute Black, Santa Cecilia, Baltic Brown, Giallo Ornamental, and hundreds more. Finishes: polished, honed, leathered. Granite requires periodic sealing (typically every 1–3 years).

### Quartz Countertops
- [Quartz Countertops](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/quartz-countertops/): Engineered stone made from 90–94% crushed quartz and polymer resin. Non-porous, never requires sealing, highly stain-resistant. Available in marble-look, solid, veined, and concrete-look styles. Brands carried include MSI, Wilsonart, Spectrum Quartz, and others.

### Marble Countertops
- [Marble Countertops](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/marble-countertops/): Elegant natural stone with distinctive veining. Varieties include Carrara, Calacatta, Statuario, Arabescato, Emperador, and Nero Marquina. Marble is softer and more porous than granite or quartz — it can etch from acidic substances and requires regular sealing. Best suited for low-traffic areas, baths, and clients who appreciate natural patina.

### Quartzite Countertops
- [Quartzite Countertops](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/quartzite-countertops/): A natural metamorphic stone harder than granite. Often confused with quartz (engineered) — quartzite is 100% natural. Extremely durable, heat-resistant, and available in stunning white and gray tones. Requires sealing.

### Soapstone Countertops
- [Soapstone Countertops](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/soapstone-countertops/): A soft, non-porous natural stone with a matte gray appearance that darkens naturally over time. Naturally resistant to bacteria, heat, and acids. Does not require sealing. Patina is enhanced by treating with mineral oil or beeswax. Popular for farmhouse, traditional, and rustic kitchen styles.

### Specialty Materials
- [Fantasy Brown Countertops](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/fantasy-brown-countertops/): A unique stone with swirling browns, creams, and occasional veining — can be classified as granite, marble, or quartzite depending on the slab. Popular for its dramatic movement.
- [Black Forest Granite Countertops](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/black-forest-granite-countertops/): Deep black background with white and gray mineral flecks. Bold and sophisticated.
- [Countertop Remnants](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/countertop-remnants/): Leftover pieces from larger jobs — discounted pricing, perfect for small projects like bathroom vanities, laundry rooms, bars, and fireplace surrounds.

## Living Spaces / Applications

- [Kitchen Countertops](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/kitchen-countertops/): Full kitchen countertop replacement and new construction. All 6 materials available. Includes perimeter counters, islands, breakfast bars, and peninsula tops.
- [Bathroom Countertops](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/bathroom-countertops/): Vanity tops, double sinks, vessel sink cutouts, and full bath remodels. All stone materials available.
- [Kitchen Islands](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/island-countertops/): Custom island tops — waterfall edges, book-matched slabs, seating overhangs.
- [Outdoor Countertops](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/living-spaces/outdoor/): Granite and quartzite for outdoor kitchens, grill stations, and bar tops. Weather-resistant materials recommended.
- [Natural Stone](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/natural-stone-countertops/): Overview of all natural stone options.

## Services

- [Our Process](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/our-process/): 6-step process: consultation → material selection → templating → fabrication → installation → finishing. Most projects from template to install in 1–2 weeks.
- [Countertop Templating](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/countertop-templating/): Digital templating using Flexijet 3D system for precise measurements. Ensures perfect fit every time. Typically scheduled 1–2 days after cabinet installation is complete.
- [Countertop Fabrication](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/countertop-fabrication/): In-house fabrication at the Epsom shop using a bridge saw. Edge profiles, cutouts, and polishing performed on-site.
- [Countertop Installation](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/installation/): Professional installation by the fabrication team. Includes sink cutout, faucet hole, seam placement, and adhesive. Most kitchens installed in a single day.
- [Custom Countertops NH](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/custom-countertops-nh/): Custom shapes, curved edges, waterfall islands, book-matched slabs, specialty edge profiles (eased, beveled, bullnose, ogee, dupont, mitered).
- [Countertop Repair](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/countertop-repair/): Chip and crack repair, re-polishing, seam repair for granite, marble, quartz, and quartzite.
- [Marble Countertop Repair](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/marble-countertop-repair/): Marble etch removal, crack fills, and polishing restoration.
- [Quartz Countertop Repair](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/quartz-countertop-repair/): Quartz chip fills and crack repairs.
- [Countertop Resealing](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/countertop-resealing/): Professional sealing service for granite, marble, quartzite, and other porous natural stones. Extends stone life and prevents staining.

## Who We Work With

- [Homeowners](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/homeowners/): Kitchen and bath remodels, new home builds, single-room upgrades. Free in-home or showroom consultations.
- [Builders & Contractors](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/builders-contractors/): Trade accounts, volume pricing, priority scheduling, dedicated project management. NH's preferred countertop subcontractor for residential builders.
- [Designers](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/designers/): Design collaboration, slab selection assistance, sample lending, and specification support for interior designers and architects.

## Local SEO Pages

- [Service Areas](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/service-areas/): Full list of towns and regions served across New Hampshire. Showroom at 1022 Dover Rd, Epsom, NH.
- [Contact](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/contact/): Contact form, phone, email, address, hours, and map.
- [About Us](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/about/): Company history (founded 1990), ownership by Jillian & Shawn Woodward (July 2024), team, values, and showroom info.

## Content Pages

- [Testimonials](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/testimonials/): 150+ customer reviews with 5-star average rating. Customers from across NH.
- [Gallery](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/gallery/): Filterable photo portfolio of completed projects — kitchens, bathrooms, islands, outdoor spaces, fireplace surrounds, laundry rooms, bars.
- [FAQ](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/faq/): 15-item frequently asked questions covering materials, process, pricing, sealing, care, and installation.
- [Care & Maintenance](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/care-maintenance/): Stone care guides per material. Granite: seal every 1–3 years, use pH-neutral cleaner. Quartz: no sealing required, avoid harsh chemicals. Marble: seal regularly, avoid acids. Quartzite: seal like granite. Soapstone: treat with mineral oil or beeswax.
- [Design Tools](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/design-tools/): Embedded MSI room visualizers to preview stone materials in a kitchen or bath setting.

## Blog

- [Blog Index](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/blog/): Articles on countertop care, material comparisons, design trends, and home improvement in New Hampshire.
- [Granite vs. Quartz: Which Is Right for Your NH Kitchen?](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/blog/granite-vs-quartz-nh-kitchen/)
- [How to Maintain Beautiful Granite Countertops](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/blog/maintain-beautiful-granite/)
- [Quartz vs. Quartzite: What's the Difference?](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/blog/quartz-vs-quartzite/)
- [Granite Finishes: Honed, Polished, or Leathered?](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/blog/granite-finishes-honed-polished-leathered/)
- [Is Granite Making a Comeback in 2026?](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/blog/is-granite-making-a-comeback-2026/)
- [How to Choose the Right Countertop for Your Bathroom](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/blog/picking-bathroom-countertop/)
- [The Magic of Countertop Fabrication](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/blog/countertop-fabrication-magic/)
- [New England Kitchen Countertop Trends](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/blog/new-england-kitchen-countertop-trends/)
- [How Countertops Add Value to Your Home](https://precisiongraniteworks.com/blog/countertops-add-value/)

## Frequently Asked Questions

**How much do granite countertops cost in NH?**
Granite countertop pricing in New Hampshire typically ranges from $50–$120 per square foot installed, depending on the stone grade, edge profile, and complexity of the job. Contact Precision Granite Works at 603-736-0004 for a free quote.

**How long does countertop installation take?**
Most projects go from initial consultation to installation in 1–2 weeks. The template appointment takes about an hour; fabrication takes 3–5 business days; installation typically takes a single day for a standard kitchen.

**Do quartz countertops need to be sealed?**
No. Quartz is an engineered stone and is non-porous — it never requires sealing. Granite, marble, quartzite, and some other natural stones do require periodic sealing.

**What is the difference between quartz and quartzite?**
Quartz (engineered stone) is a manufactured product made from crushed quartz crystals and resin. Quartzite is a 100% natural metamorphic rock. Quartzite requires sealing; quartz does not. Both are extremely durable.

**Does Precision Granite Works serve all of New Hampshire?**
Yes. Precision Granite Works serves all regions of New Hampshire, including the Seacoast, Merrimack Valley, Lakes Region, Monadnock Region, Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee area, White Mountains, and North Country.

**How do I care for soapstone countertops?**
Soapstone is naturally non-porous and does not require sealing. To enhance and even out the natural darkening patina, treat the surface periodically with mineral oil or beeswax.

**What edge profiles are available?**
Precision Granite Works offers eased, beveled, half-bullnose, full bullnose, ogee, dupont, mitered waterfall, and custom profiles. Edge profile pricing varies.

**Can you repair a chipped or cracked countertop?**
Yes. Precision Granite Works offers chip fills, crack repairs, re-polishing, and seam repairs for granite, marble, quartz, and quartzite countertops.

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