Natural stone countertops offer a timeless beauty that homeowners love. According to Remodeling.net, about 57% of prospective home buyers wanted granite or natural stone countertops in 2019. Several things make these countertops more compelling than other options.
The natural aesthetics provided by a custom countertop install remain unrivaled by faux stone. Stone countertops are available in natural textures with unique veins, ensuring that you have a gorgeous countertop that isn't replicated next door. Various colors like red or purple are available to ensure your counter is cohesive with the rest of the kitchen decor.
Stone is known to last years, while more affordable options like laminate quickly need to be replaced. Natural stone does not chip or scratch easily when properly maintained, ensuring you won't have a messy kitchen. Instead, you can trust that your new countertop will last until you're ready to replace it.
Homeowners that plan to sell their house in the future should always consider the return on investment when upgrading their home. A custom countertop install with a natural stone countertop instantly increases the value of your home. The aesthetic appeal will help your house sell faster after you put it on the market, too.
Most stones are naturally nonporous surfaces. Those that are slightly porous are often treated to make them more nonporous. This means they will not absorb things like other materials, leading to fewer bacteria in the kitchen. Stone being nonporous also decreases the chance of your gorgeous countertop getting stained when someone spills something.
Natural stone countertops are a breeze to maintain. They need regular sealing every few years to enhance durability and ensure they remain nonporous. Aside from that, regular cleaning with a mild soap and water mixture is all you'll have to do. Properly sealed countertops don't absorb stains so you don't have to scrub all day.
The natural stone used during a
custom countertop install comes directly from the planet, eliminating the energy needed to produce synthetic materials. Many of these materials are recyclable as well. When you're ready for a replacement, ask a local company if they can reuse the old stone from your countertop to ensure it's properly recycled.
We offer various services to homeowners interested in natural stone countertops or floors. Contact us at Provin USA to learn more today!
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