About The Stone
Natural quartz crystals are mined and then ground into a dust or aggregate that is fused with polyester resin under intense heating pressure to form a solid, durable slab. Pigments added during this process contribute color to the countertop, which have a natural, eye-catching look similar to granite or marble.
Benefits
Recycled Material
Low Maintenance
Choice of Color
Flexible and Repairable
No Need to Seal
Portrush Quartz
Calacatta Laza Quartz
Smoked Pearl Quartz
Happy Customer
Kitchen Remodel
“A great experience! Beautiful quartz countertop installed on a kitchen remodel and it was the easiest part of the whole project.”
Stone Highlights
Low Maintenance
Quartz never needs to be sealed and can be easily maintained with just soap and water. Surface stains are even easily removed with a gentle cleansing scrub.
Antimicrobial
Resin binders make quartz counters nonporous, so stain- and odor-causing bacteria, mold, and mildew doesn’t penetrate the surface.
FAQs
A: Quartz offers a wide range of colors, it's low maintenance, and has a sanitary non-porous surface.
A: Quartz does not require sealing, and as long as any spills are wiped up in a reasonable amount of time there will be no problem. Use a mild, non-abraisive, non-acidic cleaner for general cleaning.
A: No, quartz can crack or be scorched or indented by excessive heat, so it is best to use a trivet or hotpad.
A: No, quartz is an engineered stone and is not found in the ground like natural stones.
A: Quartz is hard and durable and requires minnimum maintenance.
A: Our quartz materials start at $60+ per sq/ft. installation is included in that price as well.
A: Quartz is made all over the world using a combination of quartz crystals, pigments, and resin
