GRANITE
Granite is the strongest, most resilient natural stone. This material is ideal for commonly used surfaces like kitchen and bathroom counters, due to its diamond-durable characteristics. Granite is not a high maintenance material and will last indefinitely with a bit of daily cleaning and yearly sealing. Granite countertops are environmentally friendly, elegant and a great way to add value to your home.
Why Choose Granite? Durable | Natural Uniqueness | Color Variety
QUARTZ
The primary benefit of Quartz countertops is its natural luster. Quartz has a deep, almost three-dimensional appearance, much like natural stone. Another benefit of Quartz is that it has few, if any, imperfections. The primary ingredient of this man-made product is 93-97% ground quartz, combined with 3-7% polyester resins to bind it, and pigments to give it color.
Why Choose Quartz? Man-made | Non-Porous | Low Maintenance
QUARTZITE
Quartzite is a naturally occurring stone created in nature and is very similar in structure to granite. Quartzite is a siliceous stone (meaning stone made of silica or quartz-like particles as opposed to calcareous stone, which is made mostly of calcium carbonate.) Although their basic chemical composition is similar, their formation makes quartzite and granite very different.
Why Choose Quartzite? Natural Stone | Durable | No Etching
SOAPSTONE
Soapstone is a metamorphic rock composed of talc, quartz, and various other minerals, created when the subduction of tectonic plates causes a dramatic shift in heat and pressure. Our soapstone pieces usually range from light to dark grey tones. Its characteristic veining gives soapstone a classic yet dynamic look. This stone is optimal for kitchen and bathroom countertops, backsplash, sinks, floors, and fireplaces…though the possibilities are endless.
Why Choose Soapstone? Affordable | Environmentally Friendly | Workability
LIMESTONE
Limestone is a sedimentary rock formed from mineral fragments and organic materials that have bonded over millions of years in Earth’s bedrock. It is primarily composed of calcite which gives limestone its characteristic streaking, though variations of other elements usually present in limestone such as aragonite, clay, silica, quartz, sand, or coral add to its distinctive characteristics. Our limestone ranges from smooth, granular textured pieces to pieces with more of a grainy, crystalline texture.
Why Choose Limestone? High Quality | Beautiful Aesthetic | Longevity
