Cambria®

For our in-house sealer:

• Clean and remove all debris from countertop
• With a paper towel, spread the sealer around, making sure to cover the surface and edges until they look wet.
• Pour more sealer on the countertop as needed.
• Let your countertop air dry for 15 to 20 minutes.
• If you see any wet sealer, take another paper towel and soak up the excess.
• If you see any haziness, go over that spot with fine steel wool until removed.
• We also provide professional cleaning and sealing of your countertops for $50.00 per application. We will also check for and fix any chips that may have occurred over normal use.

Yes, we have some of the best craftsmen in the area, but you will always see and feel your seam.

You may have a grain change at your seam. It all depends on the kitchen shape and the stone type chosen. It is perfectly acceptable to have a grain change on your seam and most “L” and “U” shaped kitchens have them.

Yes, we offer this service to our customers. It is a great way for you to see what your countertops will look like. This is also a great time to get more of the desired pattern in prominent areas of your project. This eliminates any surprises during installation.

Clean with any kind of cleaner that does not contain ammonia, bleach, citric acid, or any other kind of harsh chemicals. These chemicals will not hurt the stone but will strip away the sealer and leave the stone unprotected from staining.

Mild soap can be used to safely clean stone countertops. Feel free to call us or visit our showroom to purchase approved cleaning products.

Yes, but it will ruin your knife. Quartz is harder than metal. You may notice some silver streaks in your quartz after cutting. These are particles from your knife embedding in your quartz. The silver streaks can be removed with a polishing compound and steel wool.

Yes. Unlike many manmade products that have epoxies and resins, granite is an all-natural product that will not melt.