Granite and quartz countertops are an excellent addition to any home, each having its pros and cons. For the most part, granite countertops are more sought after, simply due to their higher cost and in some cases rare nature. On the other hand, quartz countertops look great as well and tend to be easier to…
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Quartz is a tough and durable stone that makes for beautiful and long-lasting countertops. Since quartz isn’t porous like its counterpart granite, it is much easier to keep it free of bacteria, grease, and dirt and is generally low maintenance. But in order to get the most out of your quartz countertops, there are a…
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Spring cleaning? Check out our tips on how to spring clean your kitchen and countertops!
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Due to the unprecedented nature of the COVID-19 situation, we wanted to address your concerns and let you know that we are taking extra precautions and safety measures. We want to continue to serve you, while observing these safety precautions, to protect you and our team.
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Find out which granite color best enhances the beauty of your kitchen. Here’s what to consider in narrowing down your granite countertops search, like kitchen color, cabinet color, kitchen size, and kitchen style.
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As Austin and San Antonio’s granite countertop experts, we’re commonly approached by friends, family, and customers with questions about purchasing granite for their homes. Over the years we began to realize that we were answering the same types of questions over and over again. In response, we’ve created this epic granite buyer’s guide!
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Granite countertops are resistant to staining and easier to clean when properly sealed. A good sealant will penetrate deep down and keep bacteria out of tiny crevices in the stone, also helping to prevent staining. Find out everything you need to know about sealing your granite countertops.
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Choosing a kitchen layout can be difficult. There are so many design ideas for your kitchen remodel to choose from. We go over the most popular ones here, including I-Shape, L-Shape, U-Shape, G-Shape, and more.
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Quartz, granite, concrete, and marble materials for countertops all standout. However, because all of these options have unique characteristics, their maintenance requirements will vary. In this countertop cleaning guide, you’ll learn how to take care of quartz, granite, concrete, and marble countertops.
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People spend a lot of time thinking about what they want their countertop edge to look like. This video covers the most common types of countertops edges.. The main four types are flat edge, half bullnose, full bullnose, and beveled edge. There are other options than these four. However, these are the most traditional edges that will still be in fashion 40 years from now.
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