Yes, granite countertops will raise the value of a home. This is due to the durability and long-lasting quality of the stone surface.

Granite countertops are a great investment for homeowners who are remodeling a kitchen or bathroom and looking for long-lasting beauty. Granite can be very affordable.

Dish soap and all-purpose cleaners that are approved for use with natural stone are both products that can be used on granite countertops without damaging them.

According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), there are no current records that state granite has been noted as harboring bacteria. Granite is continuously chosen to be used in the food industry as well as the medical field due to its sanitary qualities. For more questions about countertops, contact us today!

Granite does not stain if sealed properly; however, granite, like all stone, is porous to a minimal degree which makes it susceptible to stains if left unsealed. When it comes to countertops, we're the experts. Give us a call for any inquiries!

It is extremely difficult to damage granite, but if it does happen then there are certain ways to fix it. A crack or etch can be sealed with a mixture of ground-up granite and epoxy. For more answers to questions about countertops, give us a call!

Granite is durable and much harder than marble and can withstand most elements like heat and cold. High impact strikes can harm granite countertops and granite can chip due to its crystallized structure. If not properly sealed, granite can absorb substances, such as oil, which can cause discoloration or spots to form.

Granite is one of the hardest stones in the world and will not be affected by knives or conventional kitchen heat. Cutting directly on granite will dull knives after only a few uses. Hot pots and pans can be set directly on granite countertops, but be aware that the granite will absorb the heat and be hot to the touch after the pot is removed from the surface.

The main difference is that quartz is a man-made, engineered material, while granite comes from the earth. Granite and quartz vary by many factors, including composition, cost, appearance, maintenance, and durability. When it comes to granite countertops, give us a call for any questions you may have.

Traditionally granite is used for kitchen countertops and marble is more often used for bathroom surfaces. Marble scratches much easier than granite does and when marble comes into contact with substances that are highly acidic, those substances can negatively affect the marble. Granite, on the other hand, is not subject to scratching, etching, or warping and is a great choice when choosing new kitchen countertops.