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6 Things to Consider When Looking at Countertops

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Whether you need new countertops for your home or business, there are a variety of things you should consider. Choosing wisely will ensure your countertops will last a long time and complement your current space. At Rolling Stone Granite Tennessee, we offer a wide range of countertop styles, and we’d be happy to help you select the right one.

6 Things to Consider When Looking at Countertops

When looking for countertops, here are a few things to keep in mind:

  1. Budget: Determine how much you want to spend on new countertops. Different materials have varying price ranges, so knowing your budget can help you narrow down your options.
  1. Material: There are numerous countertop materials available, each with its own distinct features. Granite, marble, quartz, and premium stone are a few high-quality materials we offer. When choosing a material, consider its durability, maintenance requirements, and aesthetics.
  1. Durability: Determine the amount of wear and tear your countertops will withstand. For a busy kitchen, choose a robust material that’s resistant to heat, stains, and scratches.
  1. Maintenance Needs: Some countertops require regular sealing or special cleaning products to maintain their beauty and durability. Others, such as quartz, require less upkeep and only need to be cleaned with soap and water.
  1. Aesthetics: Your countertops have a huge impact on the overall appearance and feel of your space. When selecting countertops, consider the room’s style and color scheme. Also, consider whether you prefer a matte or glossy finish, as well as any patterns or veins in the material.
  1. Functionality: Consider how you utilize your counters every day. Do you require a heat-resistant surface for cooking? Are you seeking a material that is non-porous and easy to clean and disinfect? When choosing a countertop material, think about your individual needs and lifestyle.