Engineered stone with a consistent pattern, from solid white to marble-look veining.
Quartz countertopsHeat
Use trivets. The resin can scorch under a hot pan.
Upkeep
No sealing. Soap and water.
Best for
Busy family kitchens that want low upkeep and a predictable look.
Granite and other natural stone, so every slab is one of a kind. Pick the actual slab before it is cut.
Granite and natural stone countertopsHeat
Handles hot pans well.
Upkeep
Reseal every year or two.
Best for
Serious cooks and anyone who wants a slab nobody else has.
Heat
Handles heat well.
Upkeep
Seal yearly. Some slabs are more porous than others.
Best for
A marble look on an island that gets real use.
See and touch real samples at your free estimate.
Compare samples at your free estimate. For natural stone, pick the actual slab.
Measured off what is installed, never off the drawing.
Stone set, sink in, then a walkthrough with you.
If the boxes are solid and close to level, stone can go right on top. We check level and support at the first visit and tell you straight if they won't carry it.
Quartzite and granite handle heat best. Quartz needs no sealing but should not take a hot pan directly. The comparison above shows the tradeoffs.
For natural stone, yes. Every slab is different, so you choose the actual one before it is cut.
Yes. We measure your room and give you a written estimate at no cost.
We measure your room and give you a written estimate at no cost.
