Granite & Quartz Slab Yard & Showroom — Everett, Near Seattle

Looking for a granite and quartz showroom near Seattle where you can see full slabs — not 4-inch samples? Washington Granite's slab yard and showroom in Everett displays full-size slabs of granite, quartz, quartzite, and marble, all available for immediate fabrication at the same facility. It's the stop that ends the countertop-shopping runaround. Small project? Browse our remnant selection for vanities and bars.

What You'll See at Our Everett Slab Yard

• Full slabs on display — walk the racks and tag the exact slab we'll cut for your project
• All four materials — granite, quartz, quartzite, and marble, from budget groups to exotic statement stones
• 200+ varieties — including local favorites like Calacatta Laza, Taj Mahal, and Black Pearl
• Edge and finish samples — compare polished, honed, and leathered finishes side by side
• The fabrication shop itself — your slab never leaves the building between selection and cutting

Visit the Showroom

Washington Granite
13228 4th Ave W, Unit A, Everett, WA 98204
Monday–Saturday, 9:00am–5:00pm · +1 425-545-8006

We're just off I-5 and SR-525 — about 25–30 minutes from downtown Seattle, 20 from Kirkland, 15 from Lynnwood or Mill Creek. No appointment needed to browse; bring your cabinet drawings or measurements if you'd like an on-the-spot estimate.

Why Buy From a Slab Yard Instead of a Retail Store?

Most countertop stores in Seattle are showrooms only — they broker your slab from a distributor and subcontract fabrication. Buying directly from the yard that fabricates means:

• 15–30% lower pricing — no retail margin stacked on fabrication
• What you tag is what you get — no substitutions from a distributor's warehouse
• One accountable team — selection, templating, cutting, and installation under one roof
• Faster timelines — 7–10 business days from laser template to installed countertop

Wondering about prices before you visit? See our 2026 Seattle & Everett countertop cost guide.

Serving the Whole Puget Sound Metro

Customers visit our showroom from Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Sammamish, Lynnwood, Edmonds, Mill Creek, Marysville, and of course Everett — and we install everywhere we sell.

What to Expect at a Slab Yard Near Seattle

If you've only shopped countertops from 4-inch samples, a working slab yard is a different experience — and Washington Granite's Everett yard is one of the few true fabricator-owned slab yards near Seattle that welcomes walk-ins. Full slabs of granite, quartz, quartzite, and marble stand in viewing rows; you walk the aisles, see the entire veining pattern, and tag the exact slab that will be cut for your kitchen.

• No appointment needed — Mon–Sat 9–5, 13228 4th Ave W, Unit A, Everett (25–30 minutes north of downtown Seattle via I-5)
• Bring rough dimensions — length × depth of your runs and island; you'll leave with a real quote, not an estimate range
• Ask to see remnants — first-quality offcuts priced well below slab rates for vanities and bars
• Photograph freely — take slab photos home and compare against your cabinets before deciding

Unlike distributor slab yards that only sell to fabricators, tagging a slab here means the same shop cuts, edges, and installs it — one accountable team from quote to install day.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are there stone slab yards near Seattle I can visit in person?

Yes — Washington Granite's slab yard at 13228 4th Ave W, Unit A, Everett is open to the public Monday–Saturday 9am–5pm, about 25–30 minutes north of downtown Seattle on I-5. Full granite, quartz, quartzite, and marble slabs are on display.

Do I need an appointment to visit?

No appointment is needed to browse the slab yard. If you want a detailed estimate during your visit, bringing measurements or cabinet drawings helps.

Can I buy just a slab without fabrication?

Our slabs are sold with fabrication and installation as a complete project — that's how we keep pricing factory-direct and quality accountable end to end.

How do I reserve a slab I like?

Tag it during your visit and we'll hold it for your project once your estimate is approved — the slab you picked is the slab we cut.