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Quartz

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Also known as engineered stone, is typically composed of 93% natural quartz and 7% pigments and epoxy resin. Extremely durable and an ideal choice for homeowners looking for a low maintenance countertop.

Quartz is scratch resistant, stain resistant and heat resistant.

When you’re considering quartz countertops for your bathroom or kitchen, it’s important to trust local experts who will guide you through the entire process.

Design

Fabrication

Installation

You have dozens of color selections from top brands to choose from, allowing so many possibilities for your upgraded kitchen, bathroom or office.

Benefits

  • Extremely durable and more scratch-resistant than granite

  • Resists staining better than granite, marble, and concrete (non-porous)

  • Versatile in styles & colors

  • Low maintenance and easy to clean

  • Nontoxic and non-allergenic

  • Heat resistant

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Choose a Finish 

There are three different types of finishes you can choose for your project.

  • Honed Finish –Flat, matte appearance. This finish is extremely smooth without the typical shine you’d see from quartz.

    • Busy households like the honed finish because it hides the appearance of smudges, streaks, and fingerprints in the light.

  • Polished Finish – High gloss shine that makes your countertop pop. 

    • Require more maintenance to keep them clean and free of smudges or streaks.

  • Sueded Finish – Similar to a honed finish, gives more depth and texture. 

    • Hide smudges and streaks, requiring less maintenance to keep them looking clean.

Very easy to clean and maintain compared to granite or marble. Does not require regular sealing, there are still ways to maintain the natural beauty of your quartz after you’ve had your countertops professionally installed.

Here’s how to properly clean and polish your quartz countertops to keep them looking great:

  • Use a soft microfiber cloth or non-abrasive sponge, do not use any rough sponges

  • Clean using a small amount of liquid dish soap and warm water

  • Avoid using harsh chemicals including bleach

  • Promptly wipe up spills or splashes with a sponge or paper towel

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Cleaning

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