FAQ’s

Any solid surface can be chipped by impacts. Repair can be performed by a stone fabricator professional.

You are more likely to dull your knife than scratch your granite, quartzite, or quartz. Marble can be scratched by normal kitchen wear including cutting. A cutting board is recommended in any case.

Due to the mineral properties of granite it has a composite crystalline nature. The greatest danger of cracking would come from stresses during movement or from cabinets that are uneven with high or low points.

Natural stone, including granite, can stain due to its porous properties. Some colors are more vulnerable than others. It is important to apply penetrating sealer to prevent food and beverage stains.

Granite naturally has tiny pits in its surface. When picking out your slab, feel it, and if the stone is not to your personal preference, another stone type would be a better choice.

The necessity of seams is determined by the slab size, cabinets structure, and project accessibility. Any countertop can potentially have seams. The visibility of the seam will be dependant on granularity, color, and pattern of the stone.

Our granites start at $45+, Our marbles start at $65+, Our Quartz starts at $60, and Quartzite starts at $125.

We offer a lifetime-rated sealer. It is a one-time application with warranty or non-warranty options. Alternatively, you can purchase a sealer kit from a building supply store and apply it every 6 to 12 months.

Granite weights approximately 20 lbs. per square foot. An average slab weighs about 1000 lbs. A slab of quartzite would be closer to 1200 lbs. because it is more dense than granite.

Natural stone (granite, marble, quartzite, onyx, soapstone, limestone, etc.) are cut out of stone quarries located all around the world. Engineered stone (quartz) is produced using crushed quartz stone combined with polyester resin and pigmants to provide the color and patterns, usually imitating natural stone.