Cambria countertops.
Cambria: American quartz from a family-owned company, made in Minnesota, with a limited lifetime warranty. Available by special order from Comptoir Quartz.
Why choose a Cambria countertop?
Cambria is the only large family-owned producer of quartz surfaces in the United States. Based in Le Sueur, Minnesota, the company designs and manufactures every slab on American soil and offers 200+ designs — including Brittanicca, its bold-veined Calacatta-style marble look and the brand’s best-known design. Made of about 93% natural quartz bound with resins, the material is non-porous, certified food-safe (NSF 51) and never needs sealing.
Cambria sits in the premium tier of quartz. At Comptoir Quartz, quartz installs for $60 to $110 per square foot (median $75, based on 286 projects invoiced between January and August 2026), measuring, fabrication and installation included. The exact price of a Cambria model depends on the design and the surface to cover — every project is quoted individually. See the countertop pricing page for details by tier.
Full transparency: Cambria is not kept in regular stock at Comptoir Quartz — the brand is available by special order, and lead time depends on the manufacturer’s supply. To check availability and pricing for your project, request a free quote (answer within 24 business hours). To compare with in-stock brands, browse the quartz countertop catalog.
The Cambria models.
No Cambria models are currently available in the catalog.
Frequently asked questions about Cambria
How much does an installed Cambria countertop cost in Quebec?
Quartz at Comptoir Quartz runs between $60 and $110 per square foot installed (median $75), measuring, fabrication and installation included. As a premium brand, Cambria designs tend to sit in the middle or top of that range. Every project is quoted individually — request a free quote, answered within 24 business hours.
Is Cambria more durable than other quartz brands?
All major quartz brands (Cambria, Silestone, Caesarstone…) offer a non-porous surface that resists stains and scratches, with no sealing. At comparable composition, differences are mostly about designs, finishes and price — not day-to-day durability.
Can I buy Cambria from Comptoir Quartz?
Yes, by special order. Cambria is not kept in regular stock, but the team can order it for your project. Availability and lead time depend on the manufacturer’s supply — mention the design you like in your quote request.
What is the difference between Cambria and Silestone?
Cambria is a family-owned American company (Minnesota); Silestone is a Spanish brand of the Cosentino group. Both offer premium non-porous quartz with very convincing marble looks. Comptoir Quartz stocks 60+ Silestone models; Cambria is available by special order.
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