FAQs

Granite is a natural stone, while quartz is engineered. Both materials offer excellent qualities for various applications. Quartz provides a wider range of styles and colors due to its manufactured nature, whereas granite's options are limited by its natural formation. Additionally, quartz is more resistant to spills and stains because of its polymer resin binders. For quartz or granite countertops in Madison, WI, please contact our team.

Generally, granite is the more economical option, with pricing varying based on the specific color and pattern selected. For more information about granite and quartz countertops in Madison, WI, we encourage you to reach out to our team.

Granite countertops in Madison, WI typically offer excellent value. They're a worthwhile investment whether you're planning to sell your home or stay long-term. Granite is highly durable, resistant to scratches and heat, and largely stain-resistant. It enhances the beauty and longevity of your kitchen, providing enjoyment for years to come.

Among our offerings, granite is the most cost-effective countertop material. For information about granite countertops in Madison, WI, please contact our office.

Both granite and quartz countertops in Madison, WI are highly resistant to scratches and stains, but they're not impervious to damage. Prolonged exposure to certain substances may cause staining, and severe impacts or dragging very hard objects across the surface can potentially cause scratches. Granite, being porous, may be more susceptible to staining if not properly sealed initially and resealed annually.

Quartz countertops in Madison, WI offer better heat resistance compared to Formica and laminates. However, they have lower heat tolerance than natural stone options such as granite, marble, and soapstone.