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Countertop FAQs: Everything You Need to Know Before Buying

Choosing the perfect countertop for your home is a big decision! Whether you’re remodeling your kitchen or upgrading your bathroom, homeowners often have a lot of questions before making their final choice. To help, we’ve put together answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about stone countertops.

1. What’s the difference between granite, quartz, and marble countertops?

Each material has its unique benefits:

Granite – A natural stone that’s durable, heat-resistant, and unique in pattern. It does require periodic sealing.

Quartz – An engineered stone that’s non-porous, low-maintenance, and available in a variety of colors.

Marble – A luxurious natural stone with elegant veining, but it’s more porous and requires extra care.

Dekton – Great for outdoors. Extreme heat resistance and one of the most scratch resistant surfaces available.

Quartzite – Stronger than granite with the beauty of marble veining. Heat resistant and a one-of-a-kind material, no 2 slabs are identical.

2. Are quartz countertops better than granite?

It depends on what you’re looking for! Quartz is non-porous, making it resistant to stains and bacteria, while granite is heat-resistant and has a more natural look. Both are excellent choices, but if you want a maintenance-free option, quartz might be better.

3. How much do stone countertops cost?

Prices vary based on the material, color, and edge profiles. Granite and quartz typically start around $50-$100 per square foot with fabrication, while high-end materials like marble or exotic stones can go higher. The brighter the white, movement in the stone, and exotic colors can also increase your price.

4. Do I need to seal my countertops?

Granite & Marble – Yes, they require periodic sealing to prevent stains. Granite 1-2 times a year. Marble 3-4 times a year.

Quartz – No sealing required, making it a great low-maintenance option.

Dekton – Does not require sealing. It is non-porous and resistant to stains making it almost maintenance free.

Quartzite – Yes, despite being a dense stone it still has some porosity. Sealing quartzite helps protect it from stains and moisture. At least once a year is suggested.

5. How long does the installation process take?

After selecting your stone, the process usually takes 10-14 business days from templating to installation. The actual install can take a few hours to a full day, depending on the size and complexity of the project.

6. Can I place hot pots and pans directly on my countertops?

Granite, Quartzite, & Marble – Yes, but with caution. Prolonged exposure can potentially cause thermal shock to the top leading to cracks. We do not recommend.

Quartz – Not heat-resistant; direct heat can cause damage. Always use trivets or hot pads. We can always make these from leftover material if available.

Dekton – Absolutely! Dekton is highly heat resistant and can handle the heat of hot pans directly on the surface. However, we do not recommend doing this either.

7. What’s the best way to clean and maintain my countertops?

For daily cleaning, use a mild soap and water with a terry cloth towel to prevent scratches. Avoid harsh chemicals, vinegar, or abrasive scrubbers that can damage the surface. For harder to clean areas, use a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser or Soft Scrub to help clean the countertop.

8. Do stone countertops increase home value?

Yes! High-quality countertops, especially granite and quartz, can boost home value and attract potential buyers due to their durability and timeless appeal.

9. Can I cut directly on my countertops?

It’s not recommended. While granite and quartz are scratch-resistant, cutting directly on the surface can dull your knives and, in some cases, scratch the surface and damage the sealant or finish. Wine and Citrus can also cause significant damage to your countertop and stain it. Always use a cutting board.

10. What edge profiles are available for my countertops?

Edge options range from standard straight or eased edges to decorative styles like bullnose, beveled, ogee, or waterfall edges. The right choice depends on your aesthetic and budget.

11. Can I move my stone countertop by myself?

Stone can weigh anywhere from 10-12lbs a square foot It is not recommended to move your countertop by yourself. The stone is extremely heavy and fragile and could cause injury. It also puts your home and surroundings at risk of damage. If you need to move your stone top, please hire professionals.

Have More Questions? We’re Here to Help! If you’re considering new countertops, our team at Desert Sky Surfaces is happy to guide you through the process. Visit our showroom in Mesa, AZ, or contact us today to get started!

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Waterfalls and Trough Sinks

Elevate Your Design with Waterfalls and Trough Sinks

When it comes to luxury and functionality in stone countertop designs, two features are stealing the spotlight: waterfall edges and trough sinks. These modern elements bring elegance and practicality to your spaces, making them perfect additions for kitchens, bathrooms, and beyond.

The Grace of Waterfall Edges

A waterfall edge creates a seamless flow of stone from the countertop surface down to the floor. It’s a stunning way to showcase the natural beauty of your chosen material while adding a contemporary feel to your space.

Why Choose a Waterfall Edge?

Aesthetic Appeal: The continuous stone surface highlights unique veining patterns, transforming your countertops into a work of art. It’s especially striking with natural stones like granite, quartzite, and marble, which offer intricate designs and colors.

Durability: Beyond its beauty, the waterfall edge offers practical benefits. By covering the sides of your cabinetry with stone, you shield it from scuffs, spills, and wear, especially in high-traffic areas like kitchen islands.

Versatility: This design element isn’t just for kitchens! Waterfall edges work beautifully on bathroom vanities, desks, and bar tops, seamlessly blending functionality with style.

Design Inspiration for Waterfall Edges

For a bold and luxurious statement, pair a dramatic granite or quartzite slab with its veining flowing seamlessly down the side.

For minimalist spaces, a solid quartz countertop with clean, sharp lines can add a sleek and understated elegance.

Want to combine form with function? Add hidden storage or cabinets behind the waterfall for extra utility.

The Functionality of Trough Sinks

Trough sinks are not just practical—they’re a design statement. These wide, shallow sinks offer the perfect blend of form and function, making them ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, and even outdoor spaces.

Why Trough Sinks Are a Must-Have

Spacious and Convenient: The elongated design of trough sinks allows for multiple users at once, making them perfect for shared bathrooms or busy kitchen prep zones. No more waiting for space!

Stylish and Sleek: Available in materials such as stone, stainless steel, and concrete, trough sinks can fit any design style, from rustic to industrial to modern. Although we prefer Stone 😉

Customizable Options: Trough sinks come in various lengths and depths, and you can pair them with wall-mounted, waterfall, or vessel faucets for a completely customized look.

Creative Uses for Trough Sinks

In bathrooms, a stone trough sink paired with a matching countertop creates a seamless and luxurious appearance.

In kitchens, trough sinks make meal prep and cleanup a breeze, offering ample space for washing large pots, pans, or produce.

Outdoor kitchens or patios can benefit from the durability of stone trough sinks, ensuring they hold up beautifully against the elements.

Pairing Waterfalls and Trough Sinks

For the ultimate design impact, consider combining these two features. A waterfall countertop paired with an integrated trough sink creates a cohesive, streamlined look. Imagine a kitchen island where the stone cascades down both sides, seamlessly blending into a trough sink that serves as both a functional prep area and a conversation starter.

For bathrooms, a stone trough sink with a matching waterfall edge vanity brings luxury and tranquility, turning your space into a personal spa.

Why These Features Matter

Waterfall edges and trough sinks aren’t just trendy—they’re timeless investments that elevate the value and appeal of your home. Their beauty and functionality create spaces that are as practical as they are breathtaking.

At Desert Sky Surfaces, we specialize in crafting custom countertops with stunning waterfall edges and tailored sinks to suit your lifestyle and vision. Our skilled team takes pride in turning your design dreams into reality, ensuring every detail is executed to perfection.

Whether you’re remodeling your kitchen, upgrading your bathroom, or designing an outdoor oasis, we can help bring your vision to life with premium materials, expert craftsmanship, and personalized service.

Ready to Get Started?

Contact us today to learn more about how Desert Sky Surfaces can help you incorporate waterfall edges and trough sinks into your home. Let’s create a space you’ll love for years to come!

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The Ultimate Guide to Stone Countertop Care: Do's and Don'ts

Stone countertops are a stunning addition to any space, offering durability and timeless beauty. To keep them looking pristine, it’s essential to know the proper care techniques. Here’s our comprehensive list of do’s and don’ts to help maintain your stone countertops.

Do's for Stone Countertops

Clean Regularly

Use a Dawn dish soap and clean warm water. Wipe with a soft cloth or sponge to avoid scratching.

Wipe Up Spills Immediately

Acidic substances like lemon juice, vinegar, and wine can etch and dull the surface if not cleaned quickly. Always have a soft cloth nearby for quick cleanup.

Use Cutting Boards and Trivets

Protect your countertops from sharp knives and hot pans by using cutting boards and heat-resistant trivets. Even the hardest stones can scratch or crack under stress.

Seal Periodically

Depending on the type of stone (not quartz), sealing every 6-12 months can help maintain its resistance to stains and spills. Consult with your countertop installer or a professional to determine the best schedule.

A way to determine if your top might need sealing is to put a little water on your top, if the water bubbles you are sealed. If the water spreads it is time for your countertop to be sealed

Polish for Shine

For a natural shine, consider using a stone polish designed for your type of countertop to maintain its luster. This only applies to natural stone, not quartz.

Don'ts for Stone Countertops

Avoid Harsh Cleaners

Steer clear of acidic or abrasive cleaners, including vinegar, bleach, or ammonia, as they can damage the sealant and etch the stone.

Don’t Sit or Stand on Countertops

While stone is strong, it’s not flexible. Excessive weight can cause cracks or damage to the surface or edges.

Avoid Leaving Spills to Sit

Don’t let liquids like coffee, oil, or wine linger, as they can stain the stone. Even water spots can cause dullness if left unchecked.

Don’t Use Knives Directly on the Surface

While some stones are scratch-resistant, it's best not to use them as cutting boards. Not only can this dull knives, but it can also leave marks on the stone.

Stay Away from Harsh Scrubbing Pads

Using steel wool or rough sponges can scratch and damage the surface. Always opt for soft materials when cleaning.

Using a dirty soapy rag on your stone countertops damages the top and can leave harmful bacteria lingering on your top.

Conclusion Caring for your stone countertops doesn’t have to be complicated. With regular cleaning, proper maintenance, and a few mindful habits, your countertops will stay beautiful for years to come. By following these do’s and don’ts, you can ensure your investment continues to enhance your home.

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Get to know the Craftsmen

Get to Know Some of Our Shop Team

At Desert Sky Surfaces, the heart of our operation lies in the hands of our skilled shop team. These are the folks who take raw stone and transform it into the stunning countertops that grace your homes and businesses. But there’s more to these craftsmen than their impressive skills. They bring a wealth of experience, unique backgrounds, and a deep passion for what they do.

In this series, we’re pulling back the curtain to introduce you to the dedicated individuals who make it all happen behind the scenes. From the shop manager to the assistant manager, and every hardworking member in between, you’ll get a glimpse into the lives, skills, and stories that shape the work we do at Desert Sky Surfaces.

These are the hands that build your countertops, the minds that ensure precision, and the hearts that pour care into every project. Let’s meet the team that makes your dream surfaces a reality!

Jake – Shop Manager

Years with the Company: 7

Background: Before joining our team, Jake honed his skills in various trades. From laying tile to building manholes and framing houses, he’s had a hand in it all. When Desert Sky Surfaces needed someone in the shop, Jake, a long-time family friend, was an obvious choice. He was looking for a change, and we were thrilled to bring him on board. Jake’s transition into the world of stone countertops was seamless. He quickly learned the ins and outs of the trade, mastering everything from start to finish in the creation of beautiful countertops. His dedication, quick learning, and passion for the craft didn’t go unnoticed, leading him to become our shop manager.

Role and Responsibilities: Jake, brings years of hands-on experience to his role. Before stepping into management, he worked as the saw operator, mastering every aspect of fabrication. His expertise and leadership have earned him the respect of the entire team. When it comes to any part of the fabrication process, Jake knows exactly what he’s doing, ensuring the highest quality in every project.

Fun Facts: Jake is a real guy’s guy with a heart of gold. Jake loves spending time in the great outdoors, especially when it comes to camping. His generosity and kindness extend beyond his work life—Jake and his wife have opened their hearts and home to foster children, adopting two of their three daughters. They also have a son, and together, they are proud grandparents to five grandchildren. Jake’s story is a testament to hard work, family values, and the importance of having a big heart. We’re lucky to have him as a key part of our Desert Sky Surfaces family!

Trey – Shop Assistant Manager

Years with the Company: 11

Background: Before Trey started in the world of countertops, he spent his days (and nights) behind the bar as a bartender. His ability to connect with people, combined with his knack for working with his hands, made him a natural fit for the hospitality industry. In 2007, Trey took his skills to the next level by joining Desert Sky Surfaces, a family-owned business managed by his father-in-law and sister-in-law. This transition was more than just a career move; it was a chance to be part of something personal and meaningful. Working alongside his family, Trey has been laminating and fabricating stone countertops, perfecting the art that has become his true passion. What Trey loves most about his work is the hands-on nature of the job. For him, it is not just about creating a countertop; it’s about the artistry involved in shaping raw materials into beautiful, functional surfaces. Each countertop that comes out of the shop is a testament to Trey’s dedication and craftsmanship, reflecting the pride he takes in his work.

Role and Responsibilities: Trey specializes in laminate work and has recently expanded his skills to include cutting sink holes. His willingness to pitch in wherever needed has made him an invaluable asset to the team, earning him the title of Jake’s right-hand man. Trey also handles unloading and storing materials and assists with tracking inventory to ensure the purchaser has everything they need. His versatility and dedication make him a key player in the shop’s success.

Fun Facts: When he’s not at work, Trey’s interests extend beyond the workshop. A huge fan of WWE and UFC, Trey brings the same enthusiasm to watching matches as he does to his work. His athletic background is impressive too—he played football, did track, and wrestled at Mesa High and Taylor Junior High right here in Mesa. Trey also embraces the joys and challenges of life at home, where he’s surrounded by the women who mean the world to him—his wife and three daughters. In a house full of energy and love, Trey balances his roles as a craftsman and a devoted family man with equal passion and dedication.

Justin – Polisher

Years with the Company: 3

Background: Justin joined our shop team three years ago, right after high school. He was introduced to the opportunity by Jake, our Shop Manager, and a long-time family friend. Justin quickly took to polishing, mastering the techniques that bring out the natural beauty in each countertop.

Role and Responsibilities: As our lead polisher, Justin takes on the crucial task of ensuring each countertop shines to perfection. What makes his work even more impressive is that he polishes entirely by hand, using only hand tools—no machines involved, just hard labor and craftsmanship. Beyond his own work, Justin plays a key role in training new employees, sharing his expertise and answering any questions they might have. His dedication, precision, and willingness to help others make him a valued member of the Desert Sky Surfaces family.

Fun Facts: When he’s not perfecting countertops, Justin loves riding motorcycles and putting them in shows. He’s even won competitions for his rides! On his days off, you can often find him spending time with family and friends or hitting the gym to keep up his fitness.

David – Machine Operator

Years with the Company: 4

Background: David has been an essential part of the shop team for nearly four years, joining us through a long-time family friend. Before his time here, David worked in retail and large corporation management, but he quickly found his niche as our machine operator. He loves the pace of the job, the quality of work we produce, and the consistent hours we provide. He loves that gets to learn something new and that there’s new challenges every day.

Role and Responsibilities: As our machine operator, he ensures that the machine runs smoothly at all times and that the edges of our countertops are finished to perfection. David’s versatility shines through as he fills in wherever needed, thanks to his ability to handle most positions in the shop. He also helps unload materials and occasionally assists with installations at job sites. His role is crucial in keeping our operations running efficiently and ensuring the highest quality of work.

Fun Facts: David’s life has been full of interesting stories. The only bone he’s ever broken was his skull, and it happened before his first birthday! He also used to raise and sell dogs as part of a family business. But above all, his favorite person in the whole world is his beautiful 6-year-old daughter.

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Desert Sky Surfaces, LLC - Our Company

A Legacy of Quality and Family Values at Desert Sky Surfaces

At Desert Sky Surfaces, we are more than just a custom countertop fabricator and installer; we are a family-owned business committed to excellence, craftsmanship, and customer satisfaction. Specializing in a wide range of stone countertops, including Quartz, Granite, Marble, and Quartzite, our team is also certified to fabricate and install innovative surfaces like Dekton and Neolith. What sets us apart is our dedication to handcrafting every countertop, ensuring that each piece is a unique work of art. While we use machinery like saws and edge polishers to assist in the process, our custom edges are created with pure manpower, reflecting the skill and dedication of our artisans.

A Family-Driven Business

Desert Sky Surfaces is deeply rooted in family values. Danielle, the owner, works closely with her father, Clint, who serves as the CEO and oversees day-to-day operations with a dedicated team. The family atmosphere extends to the office and the shop, where employees are considered more like family than staff. Tana Dunlap, Danielle’s sister, leads the accounting department and handles HR and contractual matters, ensuring that the business runs smoothly while maintaining a personal touch.

We believe that fostering a family environment not only creates a sense of security for our employees but also enables us to keep our prices reasonable and our business thriving. By cross-training our team in various tasks, we ensure that our operations remain seamless, even if someone needs to take a leave of absence.

Resilience Through Challenges

Our journey has not been without its challenges. From securing our first building in downtown Phoenix in October 2009 to expanding into a larger facility in Chandler in April 2014, and eventually purchasing our own building in Mesa in July 2017, Desert Sky Surfaces, LLC has faced growing pains and rough times. However, through the hard work and resilience of our team, we have continued to grow and succeed.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, when the world came to a halt in March 2020, our phenomenal team stepped up to find innovative ways to keep our operations running smoothly. We provided our employees with the time they needed to recover while ensuring that our business continued to serve our customers without interruption.

Commitment to Quality and Affordability

In the face of ongoing challenges like supply chain disruptions and inflation, Desert Sky Surfaces remains committed to offering competitive pricing. Through strategic negotiations with our distributors, we strive to keep costs down, allowing us to provide high-quality countertops at reasonable prices.

Our commitment to quality, customer satisfaction, and family values has been the cornerstone of our success. As we continue to grow and evolve, we remain dedicated to delivering exceptional products and services, ensuring that every customer walks away happy. At Desert Sky Surfaces, LLC, we take pride in our work and look forward to serving both residential and commercial clients with the same level of care and craftsmanship that has defined our company for over a decade.

Thank you for being a part of our journey. We look forward to crafting the perfect countertops for your home or business.

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Our Company

A Legacy of Quality and Family Values at Desert Sky Surfaces

At Desert Sky Surfaces, we are more than just a custom countertop fabricator and installer; we are a family-owned business committed to excellence, craftsmanship, and customer satisfaction. Specializing in a wide range of stone countertops, including Quartz, Granite, Marble, and Quartzite, our team is also certified to fabricate and install innovative surfaces like Dekton and Neolith. What sets us apart is our dedication to handcrafting every countertop, ensuring that each piece is a unique work of art. While we use machinery like saws and edge polishers to assist in the process, our custom edges are created with pure manpower, reflecting the skill and dedication of our artisans.

A Family-Driven Business

Desert Sky Surfaces is deeply rooted in family values. Danielle, the owner, works closely with her father, Clint, who serves as the CEO and oversees day-to-day operations with a dedicated team. The family atmosphere extends to the office and the shop, where employees are considered more like family than staff. Tana Dunlap, Danielle’s sister, leads the accounting department and handles HR and contractual matters, ensuring that the business runs smoothly while maintaining a personal touch.

We believe that fostering a family environment not only creates a sense of security for our employees but also enables us to keep our prices reasonable and our business thriving. By cross-training our team in various tasks, we ensure that our operations remain seamless, even if someone needs to take a leave of absence.

Resilience Through Challenges

Our journey has not been without its challenges. From securing our first building in downtown Phoenix in October 2009 to expanding into a larger facility in Chandler in April 2014, and eventually purchasing our own building in Mesa in July 2017, Desert Sky Surfaces, LLC has faced growing pains and rough times. However, through the hard work and resilience of our team, we have continued to grow and succeed.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, when the world came to a halt in March 2020, our phenomenal team stepped up to find innovative ways to keep our operations running smoothly. We provided our employees with the time they needed to recover while ensuring that our business continued to serve our customers without interruption.

Commitment to Quality and Affordability

In the face of ongoing challenges like supply chain disruptions and inflation, Desert Sky Surfaces remains committed to offering competitive pricing. Through strategic negotiations with our distributors, we strive to keep costs down, allowing us to provide high-quality countertops at reasonable prices.

Our commitment to quality, customer satisfaction, and family values has been the cornerstone of our success. As we continue to grow and evolve, we remain dedicated to delivering exceptional products and services, ensuring that every customer walks away happy. At Desert Sky Surfaces, LLC, we take pride in our work and look forward to serving both residential and commercial clients with the same level of care and craftsmanship that has defined our company for over a decade.

Thank you for being a part of our journey. We look forward to crafting the perfect countertops for your home or business.

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From raw stone to stunning countertops, fireplaces, and so much more, our team takes pride in turning your vision into reality! Whether you’re updating your kitchen, bathroom, or outdoor space, we’re here to bring a touch of elegance and durability to every project. Check out this before-and-after shot of one of our recent installs!

Ready for your own transformation? Contact us today for a free consultation!

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Granite Countertop Installation | Quartz Countertops | Mesa

Desert Sky Surfaces is proud to provide granite, quartz, and stone countertop design, fabrication, and installation to the great state of Ar

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Granite vs Quartz

What is better for your home, Granite or Quartz?

When it comes to choosing the perfect countertop stone for your home, two of the most popular options are granite and quartz. Both are known for their durability, aesthetics, and functionality, but each offers unique benefits. Let's break down the differences to help you decide which is better for your needs.

Granite Countertops: Natural Beauty and Durability

Granite is a 100% natural stone, mined from the earth and cut into slabs. No two slabs are alike, giving granite its distinct appearance, with unique patterns, veins, and colors.

Pros of Granite:

Natural Variation: Granite’s unique patterns and colors bring a one-of-a-kind look to your space. If you love the idea of incorporating nature into your home, granite is an excellent choice.

Durability: Granite is incredibly hard and resistant to heat, scratches, and stains. With proper sealing, it can withstand everyday kitchen use and maintain its beauty for years.

Value Addition: Granite is often seen as a luxury material and installing granite countertops can also increase the resale value of your home.

Heat Resistance: You can place hot pots and pans directly on a granite countertop without worrying about damaging the surface.

Cons of Granite:

Porous Nature: Granite needs to be sealed regularly to prevent staining, as it is porous and can absorb liquids.

Seams: Depending on the size of your countertop, seams may be visible in granite, especially in areas with intricate designs.

Limited Color Range: While granite has natural beauty, it doesn’t offer the wide array of color options that man-made materials like quartz do.

Quartz Countertops: Engineered Consistency and Low Maintenance

Quartz countertops are man-made, consisting of about 90-95% ground quartz (a natural mineral) mixed with resin and pigments. This engineering process gives quartz its consistent appearance and enhanced performance.

Pros of Quartz:

Non-Porous: Unlike granite, quartz is non-porous, meaning it doesn’t need to be sealed. It's resistant to stains, bacteria, and moisture, making it an ideal choice for kitchens and bathrooms.

Consistency in Appearance: If you prefer a uniform look with consistent color and pattern, quartz is the way to go. You can get a sleek, modern appearance without the natural variation of granite.

Low Maintenance: Quartz requires little to no maintenance. It doesn’t need to be resealed, making it perfect for busy households.

Wide Range of Colors: Quartz is available in a vast array of colors, from bold and vibrant shades to more subdued, neutral tones.

Cons of Quartz:

Less Heat Resistant: While quartz is durable, it’s not as heat resistant as granite. Extreme heat can damage the resin, so it is recommended to use trivets or hot pads for hot cookware.

Price: Quartz countertops can be more expensive than some granite options, depending on the brand and design.

Lack of Natural Variation: If you love the organic, unpredictable look of natural stone, quartz’s consistent appearance might not appeal to you.

Which is Better for You?

Choosing between granite and quartz ultimately comes down to personal preference and lifestyle needs.

If you love the idea of a natural stone with unique patterns and don’t mind a little maintenance, granite is an excellent option. It’s ideal for homeowners who appreciate a more traditional, natural look.

If you prefer a more consistent, modern aesthetic with low maintenance, quartz is likely the better choice. It’s perfect for families or individuals looking for durability and ease of upkeep.

Both granite and quartz are excellent choices, and you can’t go wrong with either. Whether you prioritize natural beauty or engineered consistency, each material will bring lasting style and functionality to your home.

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We are a busy fabrication shop looking for a full time countertop installer with at least 2 years experience. Pay is by square-foot Truck and trailer required Send resume to [email protected] (at Mesa, Arizona) https://www.instagram.com/p/CItkPSjnF2n/?igshid=by1xae63xoum

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This kitchen countertop (photo from Cambria) is Gladstone by Cambria and adds elegance to a kitchen or bathroom. The trails of both light and dark Grey would be a perfect contrast with Grey or Dark Cabinets. (at Mesa, Arizona) https://www.instagram.com/p/CIonfpMnXqZ/?igshid=cx1k451t4634

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We are a busy fabrication shop looking for a full time countertop installer with at least 2 years experience. Pay is by square-foot Truck and trailer required Send resume to [email protected]. #jobopeningsaz #jobsinmesaaz #countertopinstaller #azjobs #fabricationshop (at Mesa, Arizona) https://www.instagram.com/p/CIitq_fHjJn/?igshid=puzhuxwvtf4p

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Are you looking for a dark countertop to make a bold statement? Vanilla Noir by Caesarstone has a rich, White base that dramatically merges solid black, bold beige and vanilla veins. This truly is a simple black and white combo that is perfect balance of radiant personality and style. (at Mesa, Arizona) https://www.instagram.com/p/CIgTxhyH2PZ/?igshid=uo5vr3j0gupr

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We are a busy fabrication shop looking for a full time countertop installer with at least 2 years experience. Pay is by square-foot Truck and trailer required Send resume to [email protected] (at Mesa, Arizona) https://www.instagram.com/p/CIW2xmgHXvZ/?igshid=1e64k794dxbn4

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This countertop by MSI Surfaces in Fantasy Brown features a beautiful combination of light grey and chestnut tones. It pairs perfectly with these dark cabinets! (at Mesa, Arizona) https://www.instagram.com/p/CITtVcQHtsi/?igshid=7cc3yfvmkf3g