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Advantages of Quartz Countertops Over Granite

Picking the right material for your counters can be a daunting task. There are countless options, each with their own advantages and disadvantages. Like every home improvement project, it ultimately comes down to personal preference and budget. But with so many options to wade through, it can be challenging to know where to start.<br>

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Advantages of Quartz Countertops Over Granite

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  1. Advantages of Quartz Countertops Over Granite

  2. Picking the right material for your counters can be a daunting task. There are countless options, each with their own advantages and disadvantages. Like every home improvement project, it ultimately comes down to personal preference and budget. But with so many options to wade through, it can be challenging to know where to start. • Here are some advantages that quartz has over granite.

  3. 1. It’s more uniform • Unlike granite, quartz can be manufactured to have a uniform appearance. If you want your countertops to have an even and consistent appearance, this is a clear advantage for quartz.

  4. 2. Repairs are easier • Because of the uniformity, repairs are much easier. While it’s incredibly unlikely for a quartz counter to chip, if it does, replacing a broken piece is simple. With a granite countertop, you could have a tough time matching colors or patterns to make repairs.

  5. 3. There’s a wide range of colors • On the topic of colors, you can find quartz counters in virtually any color you’d like. So no matter what your roof and house color combinations are, you’ll be able to find a quartz countertop to match your aesthetic.

  6. 4. It requires less maintenance • Granite has to be resealed annually. It’s also vital to clean granite counters with a mild cleanser every day to avoid staining and to promote longevity. Quartz, on the other hand, doesn’t have to be sealed and doesn’t require any special care.

  7. 5. It's more durable • While both materials are durable, quartz is harder than granite, and it’s nearly indestructible.

  8. 6. It’s antibacterial • Because quartz isn’t porous, it resists bacteria. Granite, on the other hand, is porous and must be resealed and regularly cleaned to avoid bacteria build-up. Quartz’s non-porous nature makes it an ideal countertop choice for both the kitchen and the bathroom.

  9. 7. It can mimic any material • Quartz comes in a wide variety of colors. It can mimic the look of other stones, too. So, if you love the look of granite or marble, but prefer the quartz advantages, you can get both with quartz. You can even make your quartz counters look like white solid surface countertops, except unlike Corian, quartz has a depth and complexity to its appearance that solid surface can’t mimic.

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