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When Should You Reseal Granite Countertops?

Granite countertops are renowned for their beauty and durability, but like all natural stone surfaces, they require some care to maintain their luster over time. One of the essential maintenance tasks is resealing, and many homeowners often wonder when this should be done. Let’s break down the timeline for resealing granite countertops, including whether they…

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How Are Granite Countertops Sealed?

Granite countertops have long been praised for their robustness and aesthetic appeal. However, to maintain their beauty and resist staining, these countertops require regular sealing. But what does this process entail? In this post, Fox Granite will walk you through the steps involved in sealing granite countertops. Assessing the Need for Sealing Before you begin…

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Do Granite Countertops Need To Be Sealed?

When you invest in granite countertops, you want to ensure they maintain their beauty and functionality for many years. One commonly asked question we receive at Fox Granite is: “Do granite countertops need to be sealed?” Let’s delve into this topic to help you understand the importance of sealing granite countertops, the benefits it offers,…

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What Is Granite Sealing?

Granite countertops are undeniably beautiful and durable. But like any natural stone, they can be susceptible to staining if not adequately protected. Enter granite sealing: a crucial process designed to preserve the beauty and extend the lifespan of your granite countertops. In this post, we at Fox Granite are going to unravel what granite sealing…

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How Are Quartz Countertops Made?

Quartz countertops have rapidly become a popular alternative to granite countertops. While most people know that granite is formed within the earth over millions of years, the origin of quartz being used for countertops tends to be a bit more mysterious. If you’ve ever seen a small rock at a gift shop labeled “quartz”, it’s…

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