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Due to the different variables pertaining to each project, we cannot provide a range of costs. However, an in home consultation will provide us with all the necessary information we will need to customize an estimate for your project.

Yes. We have a vast array of remnant stone available for small projects. A scheduled visit to the showroom is required in order to view the inventory. We do not provide a list of remnant stone over the phone. Installation service may or may not be available and is dependent on the scope of work and location.

Stone is usally sold in slabs that are no more than 9 ft. long, because of this most kitchen countertops will have at least one seam. The seam is determined by the layout and will be reviewed upon the client's approval of the template.

Quartzite (not to be confused with Engineered or Manufactured Quartz): Is a 100% natural stone. Quartzite is slightly harder than Granite. On the Mohs scale it measures at a 7 where Granite measures at a 6-6.5. Quartzite looks like marble but has the durability of Granite. It is usually white or grey in color with veining and faint traces of other color from natural minerals. Maintaining countertops requires applying sealer on a yearly basis unless you invest in a long term sealer like Dry Treat.

Wipe up and clean up spills immediately. Use a clean dry cloth for best results. Clean stone surfaces with a neutral cleaner such as mild liquid dishwashing liquid and warm water. Too much cleaner or soap may leave a film or cause streaks. Rinse the surface thoroughly after washing with the soap solution and wipe until dry with soft cloth. Re-seal countertops at least once a year, we offer a Dry Treat sealer that is the best on the market. Do not use any products with acid, lemon juice, or vinegar to clean surfaces.