Stone that suits you

Granite Quartzite Quartz Ultra-Compact
Manufactured Natural Natural Engineered Engineered
Composition 100% Stone 100% Stone 90% Ground Quartz; 10% Rasins/Polymer Mix of Glass, Porcelain & Quartz Material
Stain Resistance Requires Sealing Requires Sealing Highly Resistant Stain Proof
Heat Resistance Highly Resistant Highly Resistant Requires Caution Heat Proof
Scratch Resistance Highly Resistant Highly Resistant Highly Resistant Scratch Proof
Chip Resistance Requires Caution Requires Caution Highly Resistant Requires Caution

Quartz

Characterized by consistency, Quartz offers a minimal maintenance experience while appealing to a more modern decorator. Famous for its lighter colors and grey or beige veining, Quartz can range from sleek and bright to broody and complex.

Comprised of +90% ground Quartz and ~10% resins and polymers, Quartz is man-made. It boasts superior stain and scratch resistance.

Granite

Cut from the earth, no two slabs of Granite are the same. Nature’s patterns illustrate complexity in this stone, and a uniqueness that traditionalists covet.

Granite exhibits strong resistance to heat, scratching, and chipping. With continued maintenance, this porous stone will avoid staining, but isn’t as simple to maintain as Quartz.

Quartzite

Like Granite, Quartzite finds its origins in the earth, and only the earth! It carries many of the same qualities as Granite, appealing to those homeowners who desire the light colors of Quartz but the characteristics of an earth-made stone.

Quartzite brings positive features from both Granite and Quartz, providing longevity and style that can handle your day to day demands.

Ultra-Compacts

Shrouded in mystique, at first glance the Ultra-Compacts look like the perfect Countertop surface.
Ultra-Compacts’ kryptonite is its resistance to chipping and cracking. This man-made surface is heated under intense pressure and binds glass, porcelain, quartz and other materials together without the use of resin! While the lack of resin makes it more resistant to heat, it does tend to be more brittle when items are dropped on its surface.