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Paperstone Countertop cost in Boston

How Much Does Paperstone Countertop Cost in Boston, Massachusetts?

Template, fabricate and install PaperStone (paper composite) countertops with standard edge and cutouts.

Paperstone Countertop in Boston, Massachusetts typically costs $55 to $137 per sq ft as of 2026. Prices reflect local labor and material rates. Use our calculator below for a detailed, ZIP-code-adjusted estimate.

Paperstone Countertop in Boston, Massachusetts

$55 – $137

per sq ft

Prices in Boston are 14.0% higher than the national average for paperstone countertop.

National average: $50 – $125 per sq ft

What you get at each price level

  • Basic

    $47 – $116 per sq ft

    3/4 in. paper-composite slab in a stock dark color, standard eased edge, sink and faucet cutouts, finish oiled

  • Standard

    $55 – $137 per sq ft

    1-1/4 in. paper-composite slab in a chosen color, standard eased edge, sink and faucet cutouts, finish oiled

  • Premium

    $68 – $171 per sq ft

    1-1/4 in. paper-composite slab in a chosen color, standard eased edge, sink and faucet cutouts, extra hand-rubbed oil coats

Cost Breakdown in Boston

ComponentCategoryPrice RangeUnit
Materialsmaterial$23 – $56sq ft
Laborlabor$22 – $56sq ft
Supplies & Othersupplies$6 – $15sq ft
Equipment & Disposalequipment$4 – $10sq ft
Prices adjusted for Boston local market conditions.

Cost Factors in Boston, Massachusetts

What Affects Pricing

  • Materials ($22.50-$56.25 per square foot)
  • Labor ($17.50-$43.75 per square foot)
  • Supplies & Other ($50-$125 per square foot)
  • Equipment & Disposal ($50-$125 per square foot)

Local Price Adjustments

Material costsAt national average
Labor costs27.0% above avg

Labor costs in Boston run proportionally higher than materials, which may favor material-heavy solutions.

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