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Welcome to our Frequently Asked Questions! We understand that you may have some questions about our products or services and want to make sure you get accurate information fast.
Below are some of the most commonly asked questions about what we do, how it works, and how you can get in touch with us for more information.
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Being your granite guys means more than just being a contractor. it means we put every ounce of experience and craftsmanship into your design and install.
We understand that looking for the right fabricator can be overwhelming and intimidating. That’s why we provide accessible and reliable information that is tailored to your needs and situation. Our team of experts are always available to answer any questions you may have, so don’t hesitate to reach out!
We make the world’s finest countertops. And behind that confident statement is a confident industry-leading transferable Full Lifetime Warranty.
- Sales rep gets new plans or goes to get measurements on site
- Gets material selections and either prices by sqft or slab
- Gets all edge, sink, faucet, cooktop/range, detail information from client
- Looks at entrance for getting stone into site (crane, extra help etc. needed?)
- Quotes job
- Quote gets approved
- Signed contract
- Deposit Received (50% or material cost) and commence
One major benefit of natural stone countertops is their lasting durability due to their strength and hardiness. Natural stone is formed under immense pressure deep underground over thousands of years which makes them very resistant to daily wear-and-tear such as knife scratches or heat damage. In addition to this, natural stone countertops require very little maintenance as they can easily be cleaned with just warm water and soap removing all dirt quickly while never losing its shine.
Another advantage of investing in natural stone countertops is their beautiful appearance that no synthetic material can match. Each slab offers unique patterns based on the geological features during formation giving the home a dramatic look with intricate details across every inch of space around it depending on the choice you pick – there’s something special about having a one-of-a-kind piece in your home and no two stones will ever be identical!
Finally since these materials have been used since ancient times to build large monuments from Greek structures to Mayan temples – you’ll also reap quietly knowing you invested into one strong piece that will last long after you’re gone (assuming proper care). Natural stone communicates luxury without too much effort – providing sophistication while acting as an anchor point in any design scheme making it a worthwhile investment both today and tomorrow!
Durability: Quartz is one of the most durable materials you can use for countertop surfaces in your home. It is resistant to scratches, staining, heat, and bacteria which make it perfect for food preparation areas. It does not require sealing or waxing like other types of stone surfaces which makes it easy to maintain its attractive appearance over time as well as providing an extra measure of safety when working with food items on the surface.
Versatility: Quartz comes in various colors and styles, making it easy to fit into any existing design while also giving the flexibility to create a unique, customized look. Whether looking for a contemporary style or something more classic and traditional, quartz has options for everyone!
Beauty: As previously mentioned, quartz comes in many different colors and styles, allowing you to customize exactly how your kitchen or bathroom will look after installing quartz countertops – adding beauty and value to your home at the same time! Its nonporous structure means no bacteria will stick around longer than normal, leaving behind unsightly stains that could ruin the aesthetics. Plus, its smooth surface ensures all messes (spilled foods included!) can be quickly wiped away without worrying about pitting damage happening underneath later down the road due to trapped liquid particles inside pores. Regular granite requires care against sustaining overtime if not sealed regularly).
•Determining the type of stone for a countertop is an important first step, with popular options including marble, granite, quartzite, soapstone and limestone.
• Measurements must be taken accurately to create a template that will act as a blueprint for fabricating the countertop in pieces.
• The pieces are cut from large slabs using specialized machinery and smoothened down with an edge profiling machine according to client requirements.
• CNC machining can add complexity if intricate details such as waterfall designs have been specified by the customer during initial designing phase; holes for sinks or faucets should also be preplanned prior fabrication.
• Experienced installers use specialized tools and technique to ensure each piece fits snugly together before securing them permanently onto cabinets’ frame below surface being worked up top along side adding any additional necessary support needed based off existing conditions setup configuration surrounding environment layout application placement purpose served overall goals intended especially important case scenarios due lack existing foundation required hold itself together properly .
• Sealing process seals every joint gap space between two adjacent slabs in order add extra protection increase longevity product prevent further absorbtion liquids accumulate dirt dust hence letting cleaning procedure much easier end users
1. Clean Regularly – A good cleaning routine will help ensure that your countertop always looks its best. Use a soft cloth or non-abrasive sponge to remove food debris or dirt from the surface of the stone. You should also avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive scrubbers which can damage the finish of your stone and cause discoloration over time.
2. Seal Your Countertops – Natural stones are porous, so they should be sealed regularly to prevent staining and water damage caused by spills or humidity in the air. Look for an appropriate sealant specifically designed for natural stone surfaces at most hardware stores and follow their instructions on application carefully so it lasts!
3. Protect From Heat & Acidic Spills – Natural stones are sensitive to heat sources like hot pans placed directly on them which can cause cracking or discoloration over time; place a trivet between them instead when cooking with pots/pans etc.. Additionally, acidic liquids like orange juice could etch into the surface, leaving marks if not wiped up promptly; use coasters if eating/drinking at the counter too just in case!
4. Consult An Expert As Needed – If you ever have questions about specific types of maintenance related to caring for your natural stone countertops – don’t hesitate to ask an expert technician with expertise in this area for advice! They’ll be able to provide tailored advice based on their knowledge of both different types of materials as well as common issues people experience when caring for these sustainable products over time – giving you peace of mind that all’s being looked after correctly going forward 😉
The process of fabricating and installing a natural stone countertop can take anywhere from 2 weeks to 8 weeks or longer depending on the size, complexity, and availability of the material. The fabrication process usually takes between 1-2 weeks. This involves cutting the stone into slices that are fit for counters, polishing it to give it a glossy look, and drilling required holes for faucets and other bases. After fabrication is complete, an installation team will work to set up your new counter top in place. Depending on complexity this can take anywhere from 1-4 weeks as they may need multiple visits just to make sure everything is in order before finally placing down the countertops.
The process of fabricating and installing a natural stone countertop can take anywhere from 2 weeks to 8 weeks or longer depending on the size, complexity, and availability of the material. The fabrication process usually takes between 1-2 weeks. This involves cutting the stone into slices that are fit for counters, polishing it to give it a glossy look, and drilling required holes for faucets and other bases. After fabrication is complete, an installation team will work to set up your new counter top in place. Depending on complexity this can take anywhere from 1-4 weeks as they may need multiple visits just to make sure everything is in order before finally placing down the countertops.
Calculations should be done carefully as rushing any steps during fabrication or installation could potentially cause damage due to improper measurements or uneven cuts which could ruin both time and materials used over all leading to increased costs in repairing any faulty aspects that may arise afterwards so proper attention should be paid when getting your natural stone countertop installed professionally!
Quartz countertops come in a wide variety of colors and patterns that you can choose from. They offer virtually endless choices, from neutrals like white, beige, and black to bolder options like red or blue-green. You can also find strategies with unique veining patterns that mimic the look of granite or marble. Quartz also comes in vibrant hues such as bright yellow, gold, pink, purple and orange – all options that you would never find in natural stone products.
In addition to the traditional quartz tones available on the market today, manufacturers are continuing to introduce new shades for customers who want something completely unique for their home surfaces. So when it comes down to choosing the right color for your quartz countertop project – let your imagination run wild!
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