Six surfaces,
each hand-picked.
Every stone wears, cleans, and catches light differently. Here is a plain look at the six we fabricate — from showpiece Cristallo and hardworking granite to dense quartzite and UV-resistant porcelain.
CristalloShowpiecePriced on request
Our rarest quartzite — translucent enough to backlight, so a backsplash, island, or vent hood glows from within. Crystalline veining and glass-like clarity with the hardness of natural quartzite. The surface for a room you want people to remember.
- DurabilityExcellent — very hard
- Heat resistanceExcellent
- CareSeal periodically
- Best forBacklit features, statement islands
Granite
Tough, heat-resistant, and quarried with veining no two slabs share. A surface option for hardworking kitchens. Use cutting boards and trivets, and follow the supplier’s care instructions.
- DurabilityExcellent — very hard
- Heat resistanceExcellent
- CareFollow supplier sealing guidance
- Best forBusy kitchens, islands
Quartz
Non-porous, stain-resistant, and never needs sealing. Consistent color and pattern, and almost no upkeep. The easy answer when you would rather not think about your counters.
- DurabilityExcellent
- Heat resistanceGood — use trivets
- CareSoap & water, no sealing
- Best forLow-maintenance kitchens
Marble
Classic Calacatta and Carrara. Soft, cool, and quietly elegant. Marble takes on a lived-in patina over time, which is exactly why people who love it, love it. Best in baths and statement islands.
- DurabilitySofter — patinas
- Heat resistanceExcellent
- CareSeal regularly
- Best forBaths, statement pieces
QuartziteLuxury
The movement of marble with the hardness of granite. Natural, dense, and built to last. The one to reach for when you want drama and resilience in the same slab.
- DurabilityExcellent — very hard
- Heat resistanceExcellent
- CareSeal periodically
- Best forHigh-traffic + high-drama
PorcelainIndoor · Outdoor
Large-format porcelain offers a range of colors and finishes. Ask about the exact product’s edge appearance, care instructions, and approval for outdoor exposure before choosing it for your project.
- DurabilityExcellent — very hard
- Heat resistanceOutstanding
- CareSoap & water, no sealing
- Best forOutdoor kitchens, high-UV
Arrange your material-selection visit.
We’ll help you choose.
Bring a cabinet door, a paint chip, or a few photos. We meet you at the slab yard, hold real samples against your finishes, and tell you plainly how each stone holds up to the way you cook and host.
Torn between options? Read our honest granite vs. quartz vs. quartzite guide. Want a number first? Our estimate gives you a range in under a minute.
At the Slab Yard