What happens when an accident happens? You accidentally grabbed a pan out of your drawer, you knocked into your countertop, and you chipped it. Or maybe a stain does happen. So let’s talk about ways to just keep them nice and clean and let’s talk about what happens when something does happen.
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Fox Granite does not do backsplashes or sinks alone. However, if you get a new countertop, we will be able to help you get a backsplash or sink if needed.
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Today what I wanted to go over considering it’s a new year are 2018 countertop trends. What’s going on right now, what do I think’s going to go on, and how does that help you guys make a good decision. This year the trends we’re looking at are going to be mainly…
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Thanks for joining us, everybody. The next edition of our video blog today is going to be the installation process. Everything that you need to know about installing granite countertops. You all emailed us. You all wanted to know what to do to prepare best for the install, so I’m here to tell you! The first thing that you want to do is the day before we’re coming, or the morning of, is to clear off your countertops. Now this is finished product, I understand that, so this is just for demonstration only. If this were Formica countertops or tile, or whatever countertops you have, you would want to clear off all your countertops before we got there.
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Owner Greg Fox goes over requirements for overhangs for either your granite, quartz, or other type of countertop.
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Your countertops will never be completely level. Any company that tells you this is wrong. Owner Greg Fox explains why.
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Owner Greg Fox runs you through the beginning of your install process, from scheduling measurements to the fabrication of the countertops.
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Today I want to talk to you guys about where granite actually comes from. Everyone always asks me, how do they mine this stuff? Is it quarried in the United States? Where is this stuff coming from? Well, here’s your answer.
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Today I wanted to cover how we cut granite. So I do not know if you guys are familiar, but when the granite comes to us, as the fabricator and installer, we get it in slab form.
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This is on the different levels of granite. What are these levels? Who made them up? And how do you as a customer understand them and the pricing?
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