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We partner up with all stone suppliers in town to offer you a wide variety of options!

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triton stone

TRITON STONE

If you are considering Vico stone surfaces, this is their local distributor, also they have a great selection of quartzites and other natural stones

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pac shores stones

Pacific shores

They offer their own quartz brand, along with Caesarstone, Cambria quartz, Silestone, great supplier to look at their name brand products and natural stones. 

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AMERIQUARTZ

Ameriquartz carries its own line of quartz, really good quality for lower prices to comparable quality. Their quartzites are also in great condition most of the time. 

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ag&m

AG&M

Best supplier if you are looking into metro quartz brand and other natural stones. They have a very good variety in stock

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lackstone

LACKSTONE

Another great supplier, their materials a great quality, they carry a brand named Opal quartz, which is a good quality quartz brand. 

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MJ Granite

This supplier has a beautiful variety of natural stones, mostly exotic at a good price. 

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Benefits of Stone Countertops: 

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Natural and engineered stone countertops are visually appealing, require minimal maintenance, and are durable. Stone countertops alone will upgrade your home by giving you an entirely new atmosphere, even if you're not fully remodeling. They also potentially raise your home appraisal by 25% and is an easier selling point if you're looking into selling your home. All in all, stone countertops are an investment that drastically and effectively transforms your kitchen that can last a lifetime. 

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Natural stones we like to offer:

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Engineered stones we like to offer:

 

Each stone has it's own pros and cons, but to determine what material is best for you will depend solely on preference, the aesthetics you're going for, and the budget within your price range. 

Natural Stones
Granite
Granite
Why granite countertops?

Granite is the most popular selection. The price will vary depending on your choice of color, but it can be the most affordable stone. Since it is a natural material, no slab is the same to another, which makes a great choice if you are looking for something unique and with character.

Pros
Cons

  • Aesthetically pleasing

  • Durable

  • Lasts a lifetime

  • Heat-resistant

  • Scratch-resistant

  • Stain-resistant

Marble

  • Can chip if not properly cared for

  • Porous - Needs to be sealed every 6 months to a year

Shinns - Bathroom
Why marble countertops?

Marble is slightly softer and more delicate than granite. They're a gorgeous luxury and are on the lighter side in color. Despite being visually appealing, they're great for bathrooms over kitchens. We don't recommend marble countertops for kitchens because they tend to stain easily if not properly sealed. 

Pros
Cons

  • Aesthetically pleasing

  • Durable

  • Typically lasts a lifetime

  • Heat-resistant

  • Porous - stains if not properly sealed

  • Soft - Can chip, etch, and scratch

  • Not recommended for kitchens, only bathrooms

Quartzite
Mont Blanc
Why quartzite countertops?

Quartzite is the most luxurious and most pricey selection. They have an exotic and similar appearance to marble, but the strength of granite. It is more dense, making it more durable compared to other natural stones. Quartzite is typically white and grey with a polished reflective surface. It is a natural stone, meaning no slab is the same to another. This is the best choice if you are willing to pay the price for an elegant and unique showpiece. 

Pros
Cons

  • Aesthetically pleasing

  • Very durable

  • Lasts a lifetime

  • Highly Heat-resistant

  • Scratch-resistant

  • Stain-resistant

  • Low-maintenance

  • Pricey

Engineered Stones
Quartz
Quartz
Why quartz countertops?

Quartz is a man-made engineered countertop that has recently made a name for itself. Quartz has a glossy sheen and a wide range of colors. They are notably hard and are a great choice if you prefer your stone slabs to be visually uniform.

Pros
Cons

  • Aesthetically pleasing

  • Durable

  • Non-Porous

  • Scratch-resistant

  • Sealing not required

  • Stain-resistant

Warranty is only as good as brand

  • Can chip if not properly cared for

  • Heat resistant will depend on brand
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