Countertops in Norcross, GA
Your Countertop Shop Is in Norcross
Lotus Surfaces is not a showroom that sends your job somewhere else. The slab yard, the fabrication shop and the installation crew are all at 1875 Graves Rd, Norcross, GA 30093, just off the I-85 corridor in Gwinnett County.
For a Norcross homeowner that has three practical consequences. You can see your actual slab the same day you decide to look at slabs. You can come back during fabrication if you want to check the layout. And if something needs adjusting after installation, the people who cut it are minutes away rather than in another county.
Slabs, Fabrication and Installation Under One Roof
- Slab supply. Quartz, granite, porcelain, marble and quartzite in jumbo formats. Walk the yard and pick the piece you want.
- Digital templating. Measured on site after your cabinets are level.
- Fabrication. Cutting, edge profiles, sink and faucet cut-outs, polishing — all in the Graves Road shop.
- Installation. Our own crew sets, levels and seams the tops.
- Cabinets and sinks. Door styles and sink models supplied alongside, so one team specifies the whole worktop.
Browse countertop colours, cabinet door styles and sinks before you visit.
Coming to the Norcross Showroom
The address is 1875 Graves Rd, Norcross, GA 30093. Wear shoes you do not mind getting dusty — it is a working yard, not a carpeted display room, and that is the point: you are looking at full slabs rather than sample chips.
Bring three things if you have them: a cabinet door or the cabinet colour, a piece of your flooring, and a rough sketch with your counter run lengths. Twenty minutes with those in hand narrows the choice more than an hour of scrolling photographs.
We also serve the surrounding Gwinnett communities — Peachtree Corners, Duluth, Berkeley Lake, Lilburn, Tucker, Doraville, Chamblee, Suwanee, Johns Creek and Lawrenceville — from the same shop.
What You Can Walk Out and See in Norcross
The point of coming to Graves Road rather than choosing from a brochure is that every slab is different. Below is what we hold in the yard and what each material is usually chosen for.
| Material | Usually chosen for | Maintenance |
|---|---|---|
| Quartz | Repeatable pattern across island and perimeter | None — non-porous |
| Granite | A slab nobody else will have | Periodic sealing |
| Porcelain | Outdoor kitchens, full-height splashes | None — non-porous, UV stable |
| Quartzite | Marble looks with harder wear | Periodic sealing |
| Marble | Baking stations, powder rooms, feature islands | Sealing; acids etch it |
The Three Norcross Projects We See Most
A 1980s or 1990s kitchen getting its first real update
Gwinnett has a large stock of homes from this period, and their kitchens usually share two traits: cabinet runs that have settled out of level, and a 4-inch tile or laminate splash. We level the base at templating rather than shimming the stone afterwards, and this is the project type where a full-height slab splash makes the biggest visual difference for the least extra work — the wall behind the range stops being a grid of grout lines.
A newer build where the island is the whole room
Open-plan kitchens put the island in view of the living space, so slab size and pattern matching decide whether it reads as one surface or as three pieces. This is where jumbo format and book-matched quartz earn their keep, and where we mark the layout on the actual slab with you before cutting.
A rental, flip or ADU that has to be durable and quick
Here the priority is a surface that survives tenants and needs no maintenance schedule. Engineered quartz in a quiet pattern is almost always the answer, and remnants from larger kitchen projects often cover a small vanity or laundry counter in the same job.
Norcross and the Surrounding Gwinnett Communities
Our yard sits just off the I-85 corridor, which is why most of our work falls inside a short drive of it. Areas we template and install in regularly:
- Immediately around us: Norcross, Peachtree Corners, Berkeley Lake, Duluth, Lilburn.
- North along I-85: Suwanee, Buford, Sugar Hill, Lawrenceville, Dacula.
- West and inside I-285: Doraville, Chamblee, Tucker, Brookhaven, Dunwoody, Sandy Springs.
- North Fulton: Johns Creek, Alpharetta, Roswell, Milton.
- Cobb County: Marietta, Smyrna, Vinings, East Cobb.
If your address is not on this list, ask anyway — the list reflects where we work most often, not a boundary.
Working With Us on Trade Projects
Alongside homeowners we template and fabricate for builders, remodellers, kitchen designers and property managers across Gwinnett. What usually matters on those jobs is different from a single-kitchen remodel:
- Repeatable material. For multi-unit work, engineered quartz keeps unit three looking like unit one; natural stone will not.
- Templating that fits your sequence. We template once cabinets are set and level, and we tell you at that visit what would delay fabrication rather than after.
- One point of contact. Slab yard, shop and installation crew are the same team at the same address, so there is no hand-off between a showroom and an unknown fabricator.
- Remnant use. Offcuts from larger tops frequently cover vanities, laundry counters and bar tops in the same project.
Send drawings or a slab list through the contact form, or call +1 346 833 90 76.
Norcross Countertop FAQs
Do you sell slabs to the public or only to trade?
We work with homeowners, builders and designers. Homeowners are welcome to walk the yard and select a slab.
Can I get remnants for a small vanity or a bar top?
Ask us — remnants from completed kitchen projects are often exactly the right size for a powder room vanity or a laundry counter.
Do you install outside Gwinnett County?
Yes. We template and install across the Atlanta metro area, including Cobb, Fulton and DeKalb counties.
How do I get a quote?
Send your run lengths, sink type and material preference through the contact form, or call +1 346 833 90 76. A firm number follows digital templating.
Ready to start? Visit the showroom at 1875 Graves Rd, Norcross, GA 30093, request a quote, or call +1 346 833 90 76. Bring your cabinet door and flooring sample so you can see the full slab next to them under the same light.
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