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In a showdown between quartz countertops and quartzite countertops, which one comes out on top? In our eyes, quartz and quartzite are both exceptional materials for kitchen and bathroom counters. So, choosing which is right for your home improvement project ultimately comes down to personal preference. Talking to an experienced custom fabricator and viewing quartz… Continue reading Comparing Quartz Countertops and Quartzite Countertops

Are you planning for custom granite countertops in your kitchen or bathroom? Visiting a local showroom is an essential part of the process. Every granite slab is unique, and viewing your options in person is the best way to ensure you get exactly what you want. That said, choosing the perfect granite slabs can feel… Continue reading Tips for Choosing the Perfect Custom Granite Countertop Slabs

Let’s cut to the chase – marble countertops are an excellent investment. And, many homeowners prefer them to kitchen and bathroom counters made of granite, quartz and other high-end materials. Marble truly delivers on several different levels, but as with other countertop materials, it does have a few caveats to keep in mind. To determine… Continue reading Are Marble Countertops Right for You?

Quartz countertops are non-porous, which makes them incredibly resistant to staining. They’re also quite durable, and engineered stone rivals high-end granite in terms of beauty. No wonder quartz has become a preferred choice for kitchen and bathroom counters! Of course, every type of countertop material needs some attention to stay at its best. Fortunately, the upkeep… Continue reading How to Care for Quartz Countertops

The surface finish you select for your custom granite countertops will affect the look and feel of your living space. How much – or how little – sheen you decide upon will also determine how well the stone’s natural characteristics and color variations come to view. A range of finishes can be applied to custom… Continue reading Custom Granite Countertop Finish Options

According to Home Advisor, solid surface countertops cost as little as $52 per square foot to install, but the price can run upwards of $120 per square foot installed. So, why the wide range of prices? Simply put, it’s because solid surfaces with a wide range of options — all of which can affect the amount… Continue reading Solid Surface Countertop Costs Are Driven by 5 Key Factors

High-end granite is one of the most popular types of countertops, and for good reason. Each natural stone slab features unique variations and beautiful, one-of-a-kind patterns, and the material is both incredibly durable and highly resistant to heat. Are granite countertops the right choice for your Intermountain West home? To help you decide, here’s a… Continue reading How High-End Granite Countertops Compare to Other Materials

Installing custom granite countertops can brighten your kitchen or bathroom, refreshing the space and giving it a stylish, high-end look. The impact is impressive – when the job is done right, that is. When you’re ready to improve your home with granite countertops, don’t head to the nearest big box store or home improvement warehouse. Working… Continue reading Getting Granite Countertops? Here’s Why You Need a Local Fabricator

Custom quartz countertops are ultra-durable and exceptionally beautiful. The design possibilities are endless, so you can easily match or complement the design of your kitchen or bathroom. Plus, quartz counters don’t need to be sealed, so maintenance is a breeze. Those are all great features – but how much do quartz countertops cost? Every project… Continue reading Are Custom Quartz Countertops Affordable?

Custom granite countertops are the ideal way to give your kitchen a dramatic and functional update. Having a backsplash made from the same slab will give your counters a high-end, finished appearance. Most Intermountain West homeowners are familiar with standard granite backsplashes, which are typically about six inches in height. However, installing a full-height kitchen backsplash, or one… Continue reading Custom Granite Countertops: Standard vs. Full-Height Backsplashes