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In order to maintain quality standards and to be able to warranty the labor on your project, we do not solely provide installation labor service at this time.

Marble: Is a stone that is composed of calcite, dolomite or serpentine and is one of the most beautiful and sought-after stones for centuries. Marble is a limestone that has been compacted and heated over millions of years. It is less porous and slightly stronger than limestone. Marble rates 3-5 on the Mohs hardness scale. Slab colors are translucent and vary in different tones of white and grey with veining throughout. Marble countertops require frequent sealing and care. Special care has to be taken to prevent staining and erosion. Spills must be wiped up quickly especially spills that have an acid component such as wine, coffee, lemon or tomato (these are just a few examples) that will etch the surface.

Travertine: Is a form of limestone that is deposited by mineral springs. It has a fibrous, worn, antiqued appearance and comes in white, cream, tan and rusty colors. Popular quarries are located in Italy , Turkey, Iran, Peru and Mexico. Travertine is a great choice when attempting to create a remodel that conveys ancient beauty. Because of the porous nature of travertine, it absorbs water therefore making it slip-resistant. It will stain and etch so cleaning up spills quickly is highly recommended. Travertine ranks a 4-5 on the Mohs scale.

The samples you see on the website or personally in the showroom may not be an exact match. Natural stone colors and designs are created by forces of nature and although slabs may look similar they will not be an exact replica. Natural stone is susceptible to a wide variation of color, texture, spotting, veining and fissures. Engineered Quartz samples will be a close replica to what you can anticipate your slab to look like but may not be an exact match. Any slab that you select for your project will be shipped to our facility. You are welcome to view your slab before the start of your project.

Natural stone countertops may have tiny pits, this is due to the spaces between the various mineral crystals. Stone may also have fissures which look like and may at times even feel like cracks but are not structural defects and are a natural result of the immense heat and pressure that formed the stone eons ago. These characteristics are part of the natural beauty of stone and will not impair the function or durability of the material. A product of nature cannot be expected to look manmade.