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How Granite Countertops Are Installed

Cutting and installing granite countertops is a highly skilled task that requires extensive experience and the right (expensive!) tools. Don’t be tempted by DIY installation videos you may see.

Are Stone Counters Worth It?

Stone counters are a top priority for anyone doing a kitchen build or remodel. Some may favor granite for its timeless appeal — there’s a reason granite has remained

5 Threats to Kitchen Counters

Your kitchen counters are warriors. They face all kinds of abuse, and still they march on looking fabulous in the process — or at least that’s the case if

Marble Countertops Equal Instant Luxury

It’s easy to see how marble countertops add value to a home, but are they realistic for everyday use? Absolutely! You may have heard that marble isn’t as durable

Granite Countertops Make Parade’s Top Real Estate Terms

Parade Magazine contributor Leah Ingram lists granite countertops as one of the top real estate terms that should be listed in a home advertisement if you want to move

Common Kitchen Counter Stains (And How to Get Rid of Them)

What if you’ve only had your new kitchen counters a few days when someone spills coffee on them, seemingly tarring them forever. Or maybe you’ve had your countertops for

Protecting Stone Counters

Installing stone counters in your kitchen and bathrooms can drastically increase the home value (and aesthetics!), but watch out. Stone counters can be damaged without proper protection, quick cleanups,

Marble Countertop Facts

Have you fallen in love with the beauty of marble countertops? They’re a gorgeous option and they work well in any room, from kitchens to baths, wine cellars to

Stone Counters in the Closet?

You know the benefit of stone countertops in the kitchen and bathroom — those are rooms in the home where granite, marble, quartz and travertine look stunning. But what

Kitchen & Bath Update Ideas

Two rooms in your home get a lot of traffic and attention: kitchens and bathrooms. Real estate studies have shown that kitchens can make or break a home-buying deal.