CHOOSE THE BEST Countertop FOR YOUR HOME

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When a home has an old countertop it dates the entire house. What was popular 10 or 15 years ago may no longer make sense today. Countertops are of course necessary in kitchens and baths but they now are considered a fashion item for the home. The preeminent choice is a natural stone or engineered quartz countertop. Each has strengths and weaknesses that need consideration when choosing the best one for your lifestyle. From solid to dramatic the choices are immense. Let Gazelle Residential help you choose the stone that works best for you. We can help you with both interior countertops or countertops for an outdoor kitchen.  There is so much to consider when planning a new countertop such as the type of sink, backsplash materials, edge design, countertop height and more. We are your go to countertop contractor based near you. It is our pleasure to visit your home and provide you with a free estimate for flooring and countertops. We work with numerous slab yards with materials from all over the world. The countertop price per sq. foot varies greatly. This will be a transformation that will enhance the value of your home and something you will enjoy for many years to come.

Marble

Marble is a natural stone that has an elegant look. Due to its porosity, it requires frequent sealing and may stain, especially when exposed to acids like tomato or wine. Marble is readily available and may be better suited for a bathroom if wear and tear is an issue.
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Granite

White granite countertops also needs to be sealed, and has a higher level of porousity than darker colors. The frequency of applying sealer can be once a quarter to once every few years. There are many varieties to choose from for every style and taste. A great choice for kitchens and bathrooms, extremely hard, heat resistant and durable.
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Quartz

White quartz countertops is the most popular color, mimicking marble with its veins throughout. These counters are man-made engineered stone consisting of 90% quartz granules and the balance of resins, polymers and pigments. They are extremely durable and non-porous, meaning no sealing is necessary; however, they are not heat resistant. They can withstand heat up to 350 degrees.
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Quartzite

Demand for quartzite has been growing in recent years. It looks similar to marble but performs like granite. This makes it a perfect choice for those wanting a marble countertop, without excessive etching or staining. Quartzite is a high-end stone known for its translucent appearance and veining. Quartzite needs to be sealed but is not as porous as marble. The cost is usually on the upper end of the spectrum, but it has a terrific natural appearance.
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