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Granite

Natural Beauty in all different colors and Patterns

What is Granite?

Granite is a powerhouse of the natural world, formed deep underground from the slow cooling of molten magma. Because it cools over long periods, minerals like quartz, feldspar, and mica have time to grow into the distinct, multicolored grains you see on its surface.

This unique "speckled" look isn't just for show; the interlocking crystalline structure makes granite incredibly hard, heat-resistant, and durable, which is why it’s found everywhere from the peaks of massive mountain ranges to the high-traffic countertops in modern kitchens.

At a Glance

Composition
igneous rock
Hardness
6 - 7 on the Mohs Scale
Porosity
Tends to be High Porosity
Heat Resistance
Great Heat Resistance
Sealing
Requires Sealing
Price Range
Medium to High

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Scratch Resistant
  • Heat Resistant
  • Unique Patterns that are all Natural
  • Increases home resale value

Cons

  • Durable but can still Chip or Scratch
  • Porosity means it requires sealing
  • It speckled look can be abit busy to some

Best Applications

Granite is very versatile - It goes well inside or outside

  • Kitchens
  • Bathroom vanities
  • Backsplashes
  • Bar Tops
  • Commercial Areas Including Kitchens
  • Outdoor Grill or Patio Areas

Care & Maintenance

Daily Cleaning

Most Granites can be cleaned with being wiped with a damp cloth and mild dish soap. Avoid harsh chemicals to preserve the finish.

What to Avoid

  • Abrasive cleaners or scouring pads
  • Permanent markers and strong chemical solvents

Popular Color Families

Whites & Off-Whites - White Alaska - Colonial WhiteBlacks & Charcoals - Black Pearl - Black GalaxyBeiges & Tans - Santa Cecilia - Ornamental

Discover the Perfect Granite for Your Space

Schedule a free consultation to browse our granite collection. Visit our showroom to compare colors side by side, feel different finishes, and receive a personalized estimate for your project.