Top Granite & Marble FAQs

At Top Granite & Marble, we offer expert installation and repair services for countertops. Call us today for a free estimate.

Top Granite & Marble is committed to providing you with the best service while focusing on quality workmanship for your countertops. We understand the need to meet deadlines and the importance of keeping the project on schedule.

We offer a variety of elegant granite, marble, and quartz countertops. According to Alpha Granite & Marble, granite countertops are overwhelmingly the most popular with 64% of new homes having this material type.

Yes, Top Granite & Marble will customize your countertops with various edge styles such as straight edge, quarter round (top and bottom,) quarter round, full bullnose, demi bullnose, half bullnose, quarter bevel (top and bottom,) quarter bevel, half bevel, 1-inch bevel, and Ogee edge-premium. View our gallery on our website today to see what we can do.

Granite is a natural product that is formed from minerals and stones. These materials are pressed together at extremely high pressures and temperatures deep within the earth to form granite stones. Quartz is a man-made product made from quartz crystals and resin. It's pressed, heated, and colored to resemble natural stone. Both are popular options for countertops.

Quartz and granite countertops are both easy to maintain by cleaning with mild dish soap and water.

Granite is porous and requires a sealant upon installation to protect it against stains. This sealant should be applied every one to three years. Quartz does not require sealing due to the resins used in the fabrication of the slabs.

Different brands of quartz countertops will have varying degrees of heat resistance. Excessive heat will quickly damage a quartz countertop. Granite has higher heat resistance than quartz with the former up to 450 degrees and the latter up to 150 degrees. Despite these levels of heat resistance, both materials must not be in contact with hot objects for long hours as it stains and discolors their surface.

Both are popular options depending on your aesthetic and maintenance preferences. Engineered quartz tends to be more uniform and can come in lighter shades on demand. Granite countertops are typically rich in earthy tones with many natural variations and patterns to choose from.

We are open Monday thru Friday 8am to 5pm & Saturday 9am to 1pm.

Yes we sell granite.  Stop by to see our selection.

Yes we offer quartz from 16 suppliers.  Stop by to see our selections.

We charge by the project, based on square footage, slab, edge selection, cut outs, sinks, removal of old countertops and site accessibility.

Yes, we sell to the public and select builders/contractors.

Yes we do!  We recommend visiting our showroom and looking at what we have to offer.  If you have plans, cabinet layout or even just a sketch, with measurements, we can give you an exact quote.  

Don’t have any of those, don’t worry; we can send our expert to visit your home and take measurements.  Then we can work on providing your exact quote.

Yes we do.  Stop by and see our current inventory.  Also, we have many remnants available that are more budget friendly.

We have samples of Quartz from 16 suppliers available.  Including Cambria, Silestone, Wilson Art, MSI and more.

Yes, we sell remnants for smaller projects like bathrooms, office desks, outdoor kitchens.  Our selection varies and changes daily.  Stop by and see what we have available.

Yes we do, and we have many samples for you to see.

Yes we do. 

Yes we do, including Fantasy Brown.

Yes we do, including Taj Mahal.

Yes we do, including Bianco Calacatta, White Arabesque & Ethereal Haze.

Yes we do, and if you don’t find something you love here, we work with 7 local suppliers to find the perfect slab for your project.

There is a wide price range for Granite, Natural Stone and Quartz.  Level 1 Granite is less expensive than quartz.  But Granite and other Natural Stones can be the same or more expensive than some Quartz, depending on how unique the stone is.