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granite & quartz countertops
Elevate your kitchen with the timeless beauty and enduring strength of professionally installed quartz or granite countertops.
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Schedule your free in-home consultation and estimate to discuss your countertops. We're confident we can create a space that exceeds your expectations.
our services
granite & quartz
Elevate your kitchen with the timeless beauty and enduring strength of professionally installed quartz or granite countertops.
Get a Free Quote Today!
Schedule your free in-home consultation and estimate to discuss your countertops. We're confident we can create a space that exceeds your expectations.
Elevate your kitchen or bath with the perfect countertop!
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
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WHY CHOOSE QUARTZ COUNTERTOPS?
Quartz isn't just stunning, it's built to endure. Made with 90% ground quartz and other minerals, quartz offers the luxurious look of natural stone with exceptional durability and strength.
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WHY CHOOSE GRANITE COUNTERTOPS?
Crafted from natural stone, granite countertops offer unparalleled elegance and resilience for your kitchen or bathroom.
Built to Last:
Scratch and Stain Resistant: Granite countertops shrug off everyday wear and tear, making them ideal for busy households.
Low Maintenance: Unlike some natural stones, granite requires minimal upkeep to maintain its stunning look.
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WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN QUARTZ AND GRANITE COUNTERTOPS?
Quartz and granite are both beautiful and durable options for your kitchen or bathroom remodel, but they have some key differences to consider:
Maintenance: Quartz wins! It's non-porous and doesn't require sealing, unlike granite which needs periodic resealing.
Material: Natural beauty? Choose granite, a natural stone. Prefer a wider range of colors and designs? Quartz is engineered to offer more variety.
Durability: Both are tough, but granite takes the edge for extreme durability. However, quartz resists scratches and heat better for everyday use.
Repairs: Granite chips can be repaired more easily than quartz.
Cost is comparable, with granite typically slightly more expensive.