Stunning and Durable: Granite Countertops

Elegant kitchen counters are just one of the most desired features for many homeowners these days and with good reason – they look great and can make cooking meals much easier. But this can lead to high costs if you need to replace your kitchen’s outdated stone or marble sinks every few years because it doesn’t hold up well over time. If you’re looking for a countertop that will stand the test of time, then it’s time to consider granite.

Granite countertops are not only attractive and durable, they’re also very heat-resistant. That means cooking on your stovetop is more convenient because you can use higher temperatures without worrying about discoloration or damage to the surface. And if that wasn’t enough of an advantage, granite has natural antibacterial properties that make it perfect for cutting boards and other surfaces in food preparation areas too, by choosing granite you may be more flexible in the kitchen.

Granite also has different option opportunities and Renovo Stone offers a variety of colors and textures when it comes to stone products. Whether you prefer traditional rustic shades like warm beige with brown undertones or contemporary greystone tones, We have something for every style and every budget in our wide choice of optional color selections.

If you are not sure which color will best suit your tastes, we encourage you to come in and take a look at the colors on offer before making any decisions. Our knowledgeable team can guide you through our options so that each homeowner’s preferences is met with their perfect countertop!

Granite vs. Soapstone

Granite and soapstone are two different types of stone that are often used in kitchens. Granite is a hard, durable material that can be found in many colors. Each slab of granite is unique to its color and mix, so each slab will have a different look. Though it has an elegant appearance, because it comes in many colors that are pleasing aesthetically for the kitchen countertops, it is often used as a material.

Soapstone is softer than granite and also comes in various colors, but it cannot withstand the same level of heat as granite. Soapstone, while soft and typically rough in nature, can easily be cut or shaped with specific tools. A good household cleaner will do the trick if you are able to clean right away. The key is that soap stone is porous and due to this characteristic, it often stains from liquids caught within the material.