Quartz countertops
Engineered stone that never needs sealing, in colors that match from slab to slab.
In the yard now
Popular quartz
from our slab yard.
Stock changes weekly. Call ahead or walk in and we will pull slabs for you to compare side by side.
White · Soft grey veining
Calacatta Laza
Warm white · Fine speckle
Snowy Ibiza
Grey · Wide veining
Ethereal Noctis
Also in stock
- Pure White
- Carrara Grigio
- Statuario Nuvo
- Alpine Mist
- Frosty Carrina
- Charcoal Soapstone
- Brittanicca
- Cashmere Carrara
About quartz
Consistent color,
no upkeep.
Quartz countertops are about 90 percent ground natural quartz bound with resin and pigment. The result is a dense, non-porous surface that resists stains without sealing and arrives in the exact color and pattern you chose from the sample.
Because it is made rather than quarried, quartz is the easiest stone to plan around: what you see in the showroom is what lands in your kitchen, and seams on light, low-movement colors nearly disappear.
Quartz at a glance
Hardness
7 on the Mohs scale, harder than granite
Heat
Use trivets. Resin can scorch above about 300°F
Sealing
Never. Non-porous from the factory
Thickness
2cm (3/4 in) or 3cm (1 1/4 in)
Finishes
Polished, honed or suede, depending on the brand
Best for
Kitchens, baths, laundry rooms and full-height backsplashes
Turnaround
3 to 5 days from template to install
Where it works
Quartz countertops
for every room.
Quartz kitchen countertops
Islands, perimeters and seamless-looking runs.
Quartz bathroom vanities
Non-porous tops for busy family baths.
Quartz shower walls
Full-slab walls with almost no grout.
Quartz backsplashes
Full-height splashes cut from the same slab.
Quartz care
Quartz care
is mostly nothing.
There is no sealing schedule and no special cleaner. The few habits below are about heat and sun.
01
Clean with soap and water
Any mild, non-abrasive cleaner is fine. Skip bleach and oven cleaner.
02
Use trivets for hot pans
The resin binder can discolor under direct, sustained heat.
03
Keep it out of direct sun
UV can yellow lighter colors over years, so quartz stays indoors.
04
Wipe spills when you see them
Nothing soaks in, but dried turmeric or dye can take scrubbing.
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