Quartz Vs. Granite

Quartz Vs. Granite

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Granite, Home Improvement

Quartz is now considered the most widely sought out countertop since 2017.

It has become popular due to its consistency in color and texture. But other than its physical appearance, why would quartz be chosen over granite?

Well, we are here to describe the difference and help you discover which one would be best for your household needs. So if you need help deciding, then keep on reading.

Why Should You Choose Quartz?

Seamless Quartz

Quartz is a popular option for individuals who want a specific look for their kitchen since this countertop material is man-made. Quartz is also helpful for larger kitchens since the material of two or more slabs will be exact, as opposed to nature-made granite.

It is also considered low-maintenance since it is heat-resistant, scratch resistant, and stain and chemical resistant. This means you do not have to constantly worry about ruining your new countertop.

Contrary to Granite, engineered Quartz is known as a nonporous material which means that air, liquid, and bacteria cannot hide underneath the surface. This keeps the material clean and sanitary, which is extremely beneficial for home-owners that cook frequently or have younger children.

However, Quartz is typically more expensive than granite which is somewhat of a deterring factor for individuals who want to save as much money as possible.

Why Should You Choose Granite?

White Fusion Granite

Granite, on the other hand, is popular for its natural beauty that can’t be replicated. There are three different levels of granite which means that there are more cost options.

Level ones are cheaper and the most common, level two and three granites are unique which will be more expensive. This means that you can opt for a more budget-friendly countertop if you wanted to or splurge on a beautiful material.

This material is also heat, scratch, stain and chemical resistant, but it is porous. This means that if spills do not get cleaned up right away, it can leave a dark spot on the granite.

Bacteria and viruses can also live under the surface of this material so it is extremely important to clean up after use, especially if you have young children.

Which Countertop Is Right for Me?

Well, as stated above, it really depends on what you are looking for.

If you would like a low-maintenance countertop that is resistant to spills and messes, Quartz is the choice for you.

However, if you would like a more budget-friendly and tough countertop, Granite is for you.

No matter what you choose, we always provide a one-year warranty on all material so you do not have to stress about small spills or sealing issues.

Come to our shop today to look at more Granite, Quartz or Marble options.

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