by Hesano Brothers
Published Sun, Nov 5th 2017, 15:29 | Business
In today’s market, it is tempting to choose a countertop based on looks alone, a materials durability, maintenance and cost as it is important factor when making such decision. You can choose from hundreds of colors, pattern, and textures, in materials from natural looking stones, quartz composites.
Quartzite is often compared to granite in terms of hardness and durability, but it’s important to know that these two types of natural stone are not the same. Since quartzite comes in colors that are trending right now, such as light gray and white, it is a popular kitchen countertops choice in today’s neutral-toned kitchen designs. It also looks a lot like marble, which many agree is the epitome of luxury when it comes to natural stone countertops.
At Granite House You Will Find
· Granite slab in stock to hand select your won slab to be cut, fabricate and install in your kitchen or, bar, window sill or shower curb, basically anything custom made.
· 8 defiant model of under mound kitchen sink install & kitchen top mound sink & under mound bathrooms sink and other.
· Sample of tiles & hardwood floor.
· Work shop so you can see who we will cut and fabricate your countertops.
· Example of how we will install your granite countertops near me is to visit our showroom as it is designed to show customer everything to make it easier for you to choose.
Each slab is unique, hard, durable, scratch-resistant, impervious to stains, heat, and water when sealed, relatively easy to clean, comes in all colors. Granite counter tops are highly covetable with an even higher resale value.
If you are planning to upgrade your kitchen countertops for top ratedoffers and installations. Granite and kitchen countertops in Troy MI and Metro Detroit areas. Call the granite countertop experts you can trust for a free granite countertop estimate in all metro Detroit areas.
How can a professional assist
When choosing a kitchen countertop material, many homeowners who might have gone with granite or marble are giving quartzite a second look. Before you bring this material into your kitchen, take the time to talk to an expert and learn the pros, cons and special considerations to see if it’s right for your home.