Countertops

Quartz countertops are non porous, durable, easy to clean, and a great investment in your home’s value. Quartz is available in a nearly unlimited amount of colors and patterns, plus is stain, heat, scorch, and scratch resistant.

Laminate countertops are usually the most cost effective option for kitchen counters. They also can be installed by a confident DIYer, avoiding installation costs. They are also available in a nearly unlimited variety of colors and patterns!

Porcelain countertops are considered to be the most environmentally friendly countertop option, being zero maintenance and fully recyclable. Porcelain is also stain, heat, scratch, and chemical resistant, and fully waterproof!

Quartzite is a natural stone known for its durability and resistance to scratching and heat. It comes in a range of colors, from whites and grays to rich reds and browns. While low maintenance, it does require sealing to prevent stains. It’s an excellent option for countertops, offering a blend of beauty and practicality, and a great investment for your home’s value.

Granite is a classic, popular choice for countertops, offering a variety of colors and patterns, from subtle neutrals to bold, speckled designs. It’s highly durable, heat-resistant, and requires periodic sealing to maintain its shine and prevent staining. Granite tends to be more affordable than quartzite but can vary depending on the quality and rarity of the stone.

Marble has long been the stone of choice for elegance, with its unique veining patterns in white, cream, and gray. Because the stone is softer than granite and quartzite, some care is needed to avoid scratching and staining, including re-sealing every 6-12 months.