Builders and homeowners often ask us about the selection, applications, and care of natural and engineered stone. This page answers many frequently asked questions.
Protecting, cleaning and beautifying your stone countertop surfaces has never been easier...
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Countertop Source is the largest fabricator and installer or premium stone countertops in Southern Utah...
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The time it takes to select your stone, review your finished plans, template (measure) your countertop space, fabricate, and install your project can vary... However...
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Depending on the size and makeup of your family, bathroom countertops can receive the most demanding use in your home. When selecting stone for your bathroom countertops, you’ll want to take into account the following…
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Hard water stains on granite countertops can be unsightly and sometimes stubborn to remove. But there is a solution!
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Factors including stone color, pattern, and availability will influence your personal preference for countertops. Certain stone types are better suited for kitchen applications. Here are some things to consider…
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Not all stone is suited for outdoor use. Certain stone selections are less durable and may fade when exposed to sunlight or may be stained by moisture. Discover what stone we recommend for the great outdoor kitchens and tables…
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Natural stone countertops are a classic addition to any kitchen or bathroom. But that beauty comes with regular maintenance, such as sealing, to protect from wear and tear...
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Natural and engineered stone (quartz, granite marble, quartzite, porcelain) are durable, hard surfaces ideally suited for use in kitchen, bathroom, laundry and other applications. However, proper care is required to ensure the stone's beauty and functionality for years to come...
READ MORE...Seams in stone countertops are a fact of life. Whether or not your quartz countertops will be seamless completely depends on the size and layout of your lower kitchen cabinets. Larger kitchens can expect to have seams. Here’s what you can expect…
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