Other than perhaps stainless steel, no countertop is 100% stain proof. Quartz is the most stain resistant material because it is engineered with ground-up natural stone and resin. This creates a non-porous material that is highly stain resistant. Quartz is also easy...
Most granite is very stain resistant and does not “require” sealing. However, sealing is an added precaution, and many fabricators and installers do recommend it. Quality Granite & Marble typically makes this determination, and applies sealer when needed. A general rule used...
Marble is a beautiful, elegant and timeless stone. If you’re in love with the look of marble, there’s probably no substitute. However, to retain marble’s beauty, a little extra care is required. Don't worry, it's worth it. Preventive Countertop Maintenance...
Marble and soapstone are often used in luxury home design. Both stones are suitable for kitchen, bath or bar countertops. While they both offer class and elegance, the color and style of the stones are likely to be the deciding factor...
While natural stones are a great choice for outdoor countertops, the selection process isn’t quite as simple as indoor counters. An outdoor kitchen is going to be exposed to a variety of weather conditions that aren’t a problem indoors. In...
Quartz is non-porous, which makes it one of the easiest countertop surfaces to maintain and clean. Preventive Countertop Maintenance As with any stone countertop, it’s a good idea to clean up spills right away. Even though quartz is non-porous and...
Sealed granite countertops are easy to clean, but there are a few things you should know before cleaning to help you protect your countertops. Preventive Maintenance First, most granite requires sealing about once a year to protect the stone from...
Granite and Marble are both all natural stone materials, they are similar in many ways. Learn more about these types of stone countertops. Marble is a higher-end product that requires more care than Granite, however it offers a timeless elegance...
Granite and Quartz are both great choices for a kitchen, bathroom or bar countertop. Learn more about these two countertop options. The two materials are very similar in price and durability, and choosing often boils down to a few personal...