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"We stock, cut, polish, and install material, all in house…"

"Projects are completed in two weeks or less, from template to install…"

"We display over 500 granite and quartz slabs in our warehouse and slab yard…"

"Locally owned and operated for over 45 years…"

"We thrive on referrals and repeat customers. We work hard to earn more than just a single sale…"

"We operate the latest digital technology equipment…"

"Our showroom and slab yard are organized to make your selection process smooth and easy..."

"We continually follow the latest design trends on color, texture, and products…"

"We will be here for you after your project is complete, whether it be the next day or the next decade…"

"Communication - you talk, we listen, and take notes…"

"We expect to deliver what was promised, and on time…"

"We help guide your vision through inspiration, color, and texture, but also with your budget…"

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Granite

Granite

Pros & Cons of Granite Countertops 

  • They are visually appealing. Every granite slab is unique, featuring its own individual lines, colors and patterns.
  • They add value.
  • They are very durable.
  • They resist heat
  • They resist stains.
  • They can be porous.
  • They are low maintenance…requires annual sealing.

Granite is still the most popular countertop material because of its durability and natural beauty, plus the fact that it conveys luxury. ... While granite countertops in your kitchen or bath aren't the only selling point, it can be the factor that tips a buyer from one home to another. Formed over millions of years from compressed molten rock under the Earth's surface, granite is extremely hard and durable. With its heat-resistant qualities, granite doesn't blister; it's also unlikely to scratch or chip. When used for kitchen countertops, it's far superior to marble, synthetic and laminate.