Materials

The Right Material Matters

GRANITE

MARBLE

QUARTZ

Granite  

Granite is a natural igneous rock formed from slowly cooled magma, making it one of the hardest and most durable countertop materials available. With its rich natural patterning, unique mineral compositions, and high-polish finish, granite brings a warmth and permanence that engineered materials can't replicate.

Benefits of Granite  

Heat Resistance: Handles high temperatures exceptionally well. Place hot pots directly on the surface.

Scratch Resistance: One of the hardest natural stones available.

Moisture Resistance: When properly sealed, highly resistant to moisture.

Durability: Lasts decades. One of the most resilient surface materials you can install. resilience to damage.

Increased Property Value: A recognized premium upgrade that adds tangible resale value.

Maintenance is easy and some granites may require sealing once a year.

Increased Property Value: Installing granite can significantly raise the resale value of your home.

Maintenance is straightforward: most granite requires sealing once a year, which takes about 15 minutes.

Granite FAQs

Is granite more expensive than quartz?

Pricing is comparable. Granite typically ranges from $55 to $100+ per square foot installed, depending on the slab rarity and project complexity.

How often does granite need to be sealed?

Most granite should be sealed once a year. The process takes about 15 minutes and we provide full instructions at installation.