Natural Quartz & UltraCompact Surfaces

Providing You With Natural Quartz Countertops

Light-capturing crystals of pure quartz bring a feeling of luxury to any setting. Natural quartz countertops can add beauty and elegance to your kitchen or bathroom. They are also:

  • Durable
  • Easy to Care For
  • Food Safe
  • Nonporous
  • Stain Resistant

Due to its various good qualities, it has become one of the most popular choices for the kitchen. It is also one of the highest-rated countertop surfaces by Consumer Reports.

A kitchen with granite counter tops and stainless steel appliances.
A kitchen with white cabinets and black counter tops.

PRODUCT DISPLAYS OF

  • PENTAL QUARTZ
  • STRATUS SURFACES
  • CAESARSTONE
  • CAMBRIA
  • SILESTONE BY COSENTINO

OTHER BRANDS OFFERED

  • VIATERA
  • MSI Q
  • DELLA TERRA BY ARIZONA TILE
  • CORIAN QUARTZ

Possibilities for Your Interior

Warranties Vary by Manufacturer

Our company adheres to the product warranties that vary depending on the policies of the manufacturers. For specific details, please visit the manufacturer's websites. 

Care and Maintenance

Routine Care

Remember to use a damp cloth or paper towel and a small amount of non-bleach, nonabrasive cleanser, such as Formula 409® or Simple Green®, when doing routine care. Afterward, follow up with a clear water rinse.

Routine Care

Remember to use a damp cloth or paper towel and a small amount of non-bleach, nonabrasive cleanser, such as Formula 409® or Simple Green®, when doing routine care. Afterward, follow up with a clear water rinse.

For stubborn or dried spills, use a nonabrasive cleaning pad such as a white 3M Scotch-Brite® scrub pad coupled with Formula 409® or any similar glass and surface cleaner product. Avoid using:

  • Abrasive Cleansers Such As Comet®
  • Cleansers That Contain Bleach
  • Furniture Strippers
  • Oven Cleaners
  • Paint Removers
  • Products That Contain Pumice
  • Soft Scrub® Products
  • S.O.S® Soap Pads or Similar Products
  • Tarnish or Silver Cleaners
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Preventing Damage

Heat Damage

Although natural quartz surfaces are heat resistant, you should also minimize direct heat exposure as much as possible to protect your countertop. Natural stone can be damaged by sudden and rapid changes in temperature.

Preventing Damage

Heat Damage
Although natural quartz surfaces are heat resistant, you should also minimize direct heat exposure as much as possible to protect your countertop. Natural stone can be damaged by sudden and rapid changes in temperature, especially near the edges.

Direct or sustained heating should always be avoided. Using hot pads or trivets is always recommended since the surface may not withstand the direct transfer of heat from various items, such as:

  • Pots
  • Pans
  • Griddles
  • Slow Cookers
  • Roaster Ovens
  • Heat Lamps

Structural Damage

Natural quartz is structurally more resistant to surface damage than any other stone. However, it can still be compromised by excessive force or pressure.

Stain Damage

It has a high gloss finish and extremely low moisture absorption, which means that it is highly resistant to staining and fully eliminates the need for any sealing. Aside from this, its low absorbency greatly reduces the potential for bacterial growth, mold, or mildew. This kind of countertop resists stains from:

  • Coffee
  • Food Coloring
  • Fruit Juice
  • Grape Juice
  • Nail Polish
  • Tea

Chemical Damage

Avoid exposure to strong chemicals or solvents such as paint removers or furniture strippers that contain trichloroethane or methylene chloride. Keep nail polish removers, bleach bluing products, permanent markers, inks, and oil soaps away from natural quartz surfaces.

Highly alkaline (high-pH) cleansers are not recommended for cleaning. If any of these substances come into contact with the surface, make sure to rinse it with water immediately and thoroughly.

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Removing Difficult Spills

For dried substances such as gum, food, grease, nail polish, or paint, make sure to use a plastic putty knife to scrape away the substance gently. Follow it up with a nonabrasive cleanser.

Removing Difficult Spills

For dried substances such as gum, food, grease, nail polish, or paint, make sure to use a plastic putty knife to scrape away the substance gently. Follow it up with a nonabrasive cleanser.

Permanent markers and inks should be avoided since they may adhere to the surface. Follow the instructions under routine care closely, and if the stain persists, make sure to call the product manufacturer for help.

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