Owned and Operated by Sal and Michelle Bruno, Bruno-Built Granite services the entire St. Louis area including the Metro East.  We specialize in providing quality installations of no-maintenance Quartz Silestone and natural granite countertops at fair prices.  If you want superior results and a pleasant buying experience, you have come to the right place.  Check out our photos and see for yourself or read our many local references. Avoid the bureaucracy of a big-box store and let us take care of your kitchen for you.  We are a company you can trust and our customer’s continue to refer us to their friends and family:      

What makes us unique?  As a certified quartz installer, Sal Bruno, owner, will personally template AND install your countertops.  He is an accomplished professional with over 25 years of residential construction experience, including 10 years in the stone industry, and a 4 year degree in construction technology.  You will communicate directly with Sal and he will be responsible for the quality of your countertops.  No middlemen or subcontractors.  No hassles, delays or disappointments. We work as a team to provide efficient problem-solving, attention to detail, and effective management of your project from start to finish.  We employ trade secrets, use state-of-the-art equipment, quality installation and bonding materials and a floor laser system for expert leveling.  We even finish the caulking for you.

Your satisfaction is our primary goal.  We treat every kitchen as if it were our own.  So, call us today for a granite or Silestone price quote at 1-888-385-9308 or send e-mail and we will contact you as soon as possible to discuss your project.  We are here to help and questions are always welcome.

OTHER SERVICES:  We provide other related construction services including removal of existing tops, temporary sink and cook-top hookups, cabinet leveling and final hook-ups.  If you are a homeowner, using one contractor for your countertop project eliminates scheduling headaches, contractor conflicts, and results in a better price on the overall project.

SILESTONE IS 93% QUARTZ:  Good Housekeeping and Consumer magazines rank quartz countertops the number one choice in surfaces for kitchens and baths and a new study predicts quartz to have the highest annual growth rate of any countertop material available.   Silestone’s beauty, durability, heat and stain resistance as well as the fact that it is a maintenance-free surface have contributed to it’s popularity.  The consistency of the material also offers an advantage when creating seams as they appear less noticeable than natural granite.  Prices are reasonable and range from $54-$90/SF installed depending on color choice and upgrades. Silestone is also the only quartz product to integrate Microban into it’s manufacturing process.  Microban is an antimicrobial product providing protection to fight the growth of bacteria, mold and mildew for the life of the product.  Additionally, Silestone is a 100% non-porous surface and FDA-approved for food handling.  Cosentino, the maker of Silestone, has 70 years experience in the quartz industry and is backed by a 10 year warranty.  Combine the advantages of Silestone with the superior quality installations of Bruno-Built Granite and you have a clear winner.

NATURAL GRANITE:  Known for it’s natural beauty and durability,  granite’s unique coloring and super-high heat rating make it an excellent choice for countertops and fireplaces.  Most granite colors require sealing each year or more to protect against stains and spills and require quick clean-up habits.  Granite can become etched (white spots) if exposed to citrus or other acids and does not come with a warranty.  The price for granite ranges from $63-$100+/SF.

WARNING: We have some great companies in this town, but I’ve had many calls over the last few months from people who are very dissatisfied with the granite work of a new local LOW price company.  Check the Better Business Bureau St. Louis division before you actually give someone your hard-earned money.  The granite industry is not regulated, so buyer beware.