Quartzite Countertops
Browse Our Full Selection of Quartzite
Dive deeper into our extensive collection of quartzite slabs. Each piece brings its own story, character, and timeless elegance to your home, promising not just a countertop, but a centerpiece of natural art.
Quartzite For Your Kitchen & Bath
Introduce the unmatched elegance and durability of quartzite countertops to your kitchen and bathroom. With its natural strength and stunning marble-like appearance, quartzite offers a perfect blend of beauty and resilience for any space.
Explore our Quartzite Countertop Services
Uncover the full potential of quartzite with our comprehensive countertop services. From initial selection to expert installation, we guide you through each step, ensuring your countertops exceed every expectation.
Countertop Fabrication
Tailor your space with custom-fabricated countertops. From cutting to finishing, we craft countertops that perfectly match your style and specifications.
Countertop Installation
Elevate your space with precision-installed countertops. Our expert team ensures a seamless fit and flawless finish, transforming your vision into reality.
Kitchen Remodeling
Reinvent your kitchen with our comprehensive remodeling services. From layout design to the final touches, we create functional, stylish kitchens that cater to your lifestyle.
Bathroom Remodeling
Transform your bathroom into a sanctuary of comfort and style. Our remodeling services focus on creating spaces that blend aesthetics with functionality, making every detail count.
Explore our Quartzite Color Selection
Step into the vibrant world of quartzite. Our selection showcases a spectrum of colors, from soft whites and grays to dramatic reds and blues, each with unique veining and patterns. Find the ideal match for your home’s aesthetic.
Designer Series
Transform Your Space With Our Designer Series
These colors are more than just pretty – they’re a smart choice for anyone looking to add a touch of luxury to their space without breaking the bank.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common Questions About Quartzite
How much do quartzite countertops cost?
Quartzite countertops are typically priced between $60 and $120 per square foot installed, although this can vary based on the quality, pattern, and the complexity of the project. Factors like the rarity of the stone, the finish, and custom edges can also influence the final cost.
Quartzite vs quartz countertops
Quartzite is a natural stone with high durability and resistance to heat, offering a look similar to marble with the strength of granite. Quartz, on the other hand, is an engineered stone made from natural quartz crystals combined with resin, which provides a more uniform appearance and requires less maintenance. While quartzite is prized for its natural beauty and uniqueness, quartz offers a wider range of colors and patterns with greater consistency and less need for sealing.
Are quartzite countertops durable?
Yes, quartzite countertops are extremely durable. They are resistant to scratches, heat, and etching, making them ideal for high-traffic areas like kitchens. Quartzite is harder than granite, making it one of the most durable countertop materials available.
What maintenance do quartzite countertops require?
Quartzite countertops require sealing upon installation and periodic resealing to maintain their resistance to staining. Daily cleaning with mild soap and water is recommended, and spills should be wiped up promptly to avoid potential staining.
Quartzite vs granite countertops
Quartzite and granite both offer excellent durability and natural beauty. Quartzite generally offers a look that is more similar to marble, with distinct veining and the appeal of natural stone. It is also harder and more resistant to heat than granite. However, granite comes in a wider variety of colors and patterns and has been the countertop material of choice for many years, making it a time-tested option. In terms of maintenance, both require sealing, though quartzite may require it less frequently depending on the finish and the stone’s porosity.