Granite countertops
The hardest stone we carry, hand-selected in our Winter Park yard.
In the yard now
Popular granite
from our slab yard.
Stock changes weekly. Call ahead or walk in and we will pull slabs for you to compare side by side.
Light · Salt and pepper
Luna Pearl
Dark · White veining
Black Forest
Warm · Brown movement
Giallo Napoleon
Also in stock
- Absolute Black
- Colonial White
- Steel Grey
- Blue Pearl
- Black Galaxy
- Alaska White
- Ubatuba
- Santa Cecilia
About granite
No two slabs
are ever the same.
Granite comes in rich textures from light accents to deep, dark tones. With basic care its polish lasts indefinitely, and hot pots and pans can go straight onto the surface without damage.
Because every slab is quarried, colors, patterns and textures vary. That is why we ask you to walk the yard and tag the exact slab for your kitchen.
Granite at a glance
Hardness
6 to 7 on the Mohs scale, second only to diamond among countertop stones
Heat
Hot pans can go directly on the surface
Sealing
Sealed at install. Reseal every 6 to 12 months or choose the lifetime sealant
Thickness
2cm (3/4 in) or 3cm (1 1/4 in)
Finishes
Polished. Honed or leathered on request
Best for
Kitchens, islands, outdoor kitchens and bar tops
Turnaround
3 to 5 days from template to install
Where it works
Granite countertops
for every room.
Granite kitchen countertops
Islands, perimeters and full-height backsplashes.
Granite bathroom vanities
Vanity tops and tub decks with polished cutouts.
Granite outdoor kitchens
UV-stable and heat-proof for Florida lanais.
Granite bar tops
Home bars and islands that take daily wear.
Granite care
Simple habits keep
granite like new.
A correctly installed granite countertop should last a lifetime. Most of the care is what you avoid.
01
Clean with a damp cloth and soap
Any cleaner without ammonia is safe for daily use.
02
Hot pans are fine
Granite forms from molten rock and handles kitchen heat.
03
Reseal on schedule
Every 6 to 12 months, or once with our lifetime sealant.
04
Do not stand on overhangs
Weight near sink cutouts and unsupported overhangs can crack stone.
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