Granite & Marble Countertop FAQ's
Granite is a 100% natural stone, quarried and cut into slabs, which means every piece is unique. Quartz is an engineered surface made from natural quartz crystals combined with resins, offering a more uniform appearance and a wider range of colors and patterns.
It depends on your needs and style: Choose granite if you love natural beauty and unique patterns. Choose quartz if you prefer low maintenance and consistent color.
Yes, granite is a porous natural stone and should be sealed to protect against stains and moisture. We recommend sealing once a year, though some stones may require less frequent maintenance. Quartz does not require sealing.
Granite is highly heat-resistant and can handle hot pots and pans.Trivets are still recommended. Quartz is heat-resistant but not heat-proof. We recommend using trivets or hot pads to prevent damage.
Yes. Granite and quartz countertops can increase your home’s value by improving its appearance and making it more appealing to buyers. Updated kitchens with stone countertops tend to attract more buyers and can sell more quickly.
Daily cleaning is simple:
Use warm water and mild dish soap
Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners
Quartz requires minimal upkeep, while granite benefits from occasional resealing.
Creative Stone Countertops Inc. Are a highly trained and licensed contractor for granite countertops, but we are not licensed electricians or plumbers. Therefore, we can not assume any liability for making electrical or plumbing connections. We can, in most instances however, recommend reputable and licensed individuals or companies to complete these tasks for you
Yes! Creative Stone Countertops provides professional measurement, fabrication, and installation to ensure a perfect fit and finish.
Absolutely. Visit our Smithfield Ave location to view a wide selection of granite and quartz slabs in person. Seeing the material firsthand helps you choose the perfect color and pattern.
Getting started is easy: Visit our showroom on Smithfield Ave Contact us for a consultation Get a free estimate for your project
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Yes. Projects located beyond 45 miles may be subject to a travel surcharge to cover additional time, fuel, and transportation costs.