A: No, granite is a very hard stone. You are more likely to end up with a dull knife than a scratched countertop.
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Granite countertops combine natural stone beauty with exceptional strength, making them ideal for kitchens, bathrooms, and high-use living spaces. Each granite slab is unique, offering long-term performance along with timeless visual appeal.
Upgrading to granite countertops doesn’t need to feel complicated. Our Greenville-based team guides homeowners through every step—from inspiration to installation—serving projects throughout Upstate South Carolina, including Greer, and nearby regions like Asheville, NC.
Here are answers to some of the most common questions homeowners ask when choosing granite countertops for their kitchens, bathrooms, and living spaces.
Pitting is a natural characteristic of granite that adds to its uniqueness. Most pits are small and barely noticeable, and they vary from slab to slab.
A: Unfortunately if granite is cracked or chipped it can’t be restored as new. It is however possible to fill the crack or chip with epoxy to hide the damage.
A: Our granite materials start at $45+ per sq/ft. Installation is included in that price as well.
A: Since granite is a natural stone, it can vary in appearance depending on the conditions present when it was formed.
A: Yes, if a liquid is spilled and left on granite for an extended period of time, it will stain the granite. The chances are significantly lower when the granite is sealed properly.
A: No, granite is a very hard stone. You are more likely to end up with a dull knife than a scratched countertop.
Granite countertops deliver lasting beauty, everyday durability, and timeless appeal. Heat resistant and family friendly, granite is built to perform in kitchens, bathrooms, and active homes.
One of our in-house designers will schedule your free design consultation.