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Where elegance and personality meet durability, natural stone is a preferred choice for any home project. We offer a variety of high-quality materials including granite, marble, limestone, slate, and quartz. Whichever color and style you choose, you can be sure you’ll get a timeless and beautiful result akin to a piece of art.

Caring For Your Natural Stone

Avoid Possible Damage
Splashes of acidic foods and drinks like tomatoes, citrus fruits, sodas, coffee, wine, fruit juice,
and even vinegar will damage natural stone. When you use a stone countertop for food
preparation, we suggest you use a cutting board and wipe any splashes immediately.
While stone is tolerant of hot pots and pans, you should always protect it with a
trivet. Use placemats and coasters under plates and glasses when serving on a stone
countertop. Immediately after each meal, clean the countertop before you go on to other tasks.

Cleaning
For everyday cleaning, use mild dish soap and water on a soft sponge or cloth. Do not use regular cleaning products that can etch the stone surface over time. Especially avoid cleaning products that include vinegar, bleach, ammonia, lemon juice, orange, or other citrus foods. Never use abrasive cleaners that will damage and dull the finish.

Sealing
When water fails to bead up when it splashes on the surface, it is time to re-seal your
stone. Sealing will help prevent stains and damage and keep the marble countertops looking beautiful. You can find a sealant on Amazon or at your local hardware store.

Because it has excellent moisture control and is easy to clean, ceramic tile is the perfect option for kitchen backsplashes and bathrooms. From classic to modern styles and everything in between, it is sure to add an elegant touch to your space.

Since it is impervious to moisture and has great stain resistance, porcelain tile is often used to decorate the walls and floors of bathrooms, laundry rooms, and mudrooms. Porcelain features a through-body composition, meaning the design goes through the entire tile and not just the top layer.