Q: What is the difference between granite and marble?

A: A kitchen countertop should be an inch and a quarter thick for structural reasons. Bathroom vanity tops can be thinner.

Q: Do I have to buy the whole sheet/slab?

A: No. We will not charge you the price of the whole slabs. Rather, we will help you to determine exactly how much material is required for your making your countertops. i.e. You only need to pay for the amount of material which will be used to make your countertops.

Q: Can I cut on my Granite countertop?

A: Not advisable. Only if you want to ruin your good knives. Granite is harder than your knife blades. Your knives will be ruined quickly, if you use the countertop as a cutting surface. Always cut and chop on a wooden or plastic cutting board.

A: Yes. A kitchen countertop with a thickness of 1 1/4 inch should be used for structural reasons. Bathroom vanity tops can be thinner

Q: Will granite crack?

A: No, not with regular use. Granite is more susceptible to cracks during shipping and installation. Normal use will not overstress this durable material.

Q: What is the difference between granite and marble?

A: Granite is formed by extreme heat and pressure combined beneath the earths crust. It will not be affected by heat from a cook top or frying pan. A lit flame placed under the granite will neither melt nor leave any burned or scarred marks on it .

Q: I am considering purchasing a granite countertop for my kitchen. Is it expensive?

A: Excellent choice! Counters in granite only start from $39 per square foot.