Although all are used for countertops, there are key differences: 

• Quartz is a man-made engineered stone, whereas granite, marble, and quartzite are natural stones. 
• Quartzite is the hardest and most similar to quartz in appearance but has a naturally occurring structure. 
• Granite is recognized for its varied color patterns.
• Marble is softer and prone to etching.
• Quartz offers high stain resistance due to its engineered nature.

We recommend using soap and water with a non-abrasive sponge or cloth. You can also use a non-ammonia window glass cleaner.

Most of our materials are heat-resistant, with quartz being an exception.

All of our products are highly durable, but quartzite stands out as the most durable.

The course of action depends on the extent of the damage. We prefer to assess the damage before making any recommendations. Please call us for more information.

We offer free estimates. To provide an accurate quote, we prefer to review your project and take measurements beforehand. Please call us today to learn more.

Our 800 sq ft showroom features a variety of kitchen countertops, bathroom vanities, and an extensive selection of materials and manufacturers we offer.

When you place a countertop order with Classic Marble & Granite, we will do all the fabrication onsite.