If installed correctly and sealed well, stone surfaces here can remain beautiful and functional for decades, even with winter cold and summer humidity.

Usually no permit is required for interior work like countertops or flooring. For outdoor stone work or structural changes, it’s best to check with local building authorities.

Granite usually needs sealing about once per year. Marble can need sealing more often, especially in high-use areas or places prone to spills or stains.

For busy kitchens, granite is often the better choice because it handles heat, knocks, and daily wear. Marble works well where you want elegance and don’t expect heavy daily stress — such as bathrooms or decorative floors.

Yes. Many homeowners pick granite for countertops and marble for floors or bathroom walls. Mixing both can give you durability where needed and elegance where desired.

If we install stone outdoors or near doors, we use textured or slip-resistant finishes to reduce the risk of slipping when wet or icy.

Yes. We advise based on where the stone will be used, how much wear it will see, and how you want it to look. We help choose the material, finish, and layout that fits your needs and lifestyle.

Contact us as soon as you see the damage. We offer repair services to restore strength and appearance. Early intervention helps prevent further problems.