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Start Your Countertop Project

You do not need a finished specification to start.

Send the information you already have — plans, cabinet drawings, finish schedules, project photos, material ideas or a basic description of the work. We will use that information to understand the project and determine the next useful step.

Contact Thompson

DwightPresident(801) 860-4182 ToddSales Manager(801) 706-3676

info@thompsongranite.com 7573 South State StreetMidvale, Utah 84047

Project inquiry

Give us the clearest picture available today. Exact dimensions and final selections are not required to begin.

First nameLast nameEmailPhoneCompanyProject typeCurrent stageTarget timingMaterial directionProject locationApproximate quantityProject detailsPlans and photos

Plan and photo handling Files are used only to review and respond to your project inquiry. They are handled internally by Thompson and are not published without permission.

Attach up to 12 files. JPG and PNG photos are automatically resized for reliable delivery. Other files must be 700 KB or smaller.

For larger original photos, PDFs, cabinet drawings, plans, or plan sets, submit this request first and then email the files to info@thompsongranite.com.

By submitting, you authorize Thompson to use this information to respond to your inquiry.

What can you send?

Start with the information already available.

Plans or drawings

If you already have architectural plans, cabinet drawings or a finish schedule, send them with the project details.

Project photos

For remodels or existing conditions, a few clear photos can help us understand the space and where the project stands.

Material direction

If you already know the material, color or general look you want, include it. If you are still deciding, that is fine too.

Project basics

Tell us what you know about the project type, location and timing. You do not need every decision resolved before contacting us.

What happens next

We review the project information.

We will review the information submitted and use it to determine what is needed to move the countertop scope forward.

Some projects can begin with plans or drawings. Others require additional field information, material decisions or coordination before pricing and fabrication details can be finalized.