All She Wants For Mother’s Day Are New Countertops

Mother’s Day is almost here. If you still don’t know how to surprise her on May 12, we may have an idea for you. Brand new kitchen countertops will give your kitchen a new modern look and you know she will love them. All you have to do is decide which ones to get.

Quartz

Quarts is currently one of the most durable kitchen countertop materials. It is rather expensive, but pretty much indestructible. However, edges can chip and you’ll need to hire a professional to repair them. The material which is a combination of mineral, color and raisin comes in a variety of colors.

Favorite countertop material

Granite

Granite is very a tough material which is very heat resistant. It also can chip and  then needs to be repaired professionally. Oil can seep into the countertop if it is not sealed properly. The material is a natural stone, so your countertop may not look exactly like the sample and seams sometimes can be hard to hide.

marble has veining

Soapstone, Limestone, and Marble

Soapstone is very resistant to heat damage. Small scratches can be repaired by sanding. Limestone has a natural-stone look and it’s also resists heat. Soapstone chips and scratches easily. Limestone and marble share those features and heat can damage marble.

Tile

Tiles come in a wide variety of colors and styles which means you can completely customize the look.  The material is tough, heat resistant and easy to clean. Ceramic tiles aren’t very expensive, but tiles can crack if something heavy drops on them. A broken tile needs to be taken out and replaced.

Carr Stone & Tile

Contact Carr Stone to consult with our expert sales staff or our in-house design coordinators to help you determine which stone or tile is the best application for your project at (504) 835-8453. We are located at 3200 Andover Street in Jefferson, Louisiana. Our showroom and display area are open daily, Monday through Friday, from 9am to 4pm. Samples are available upon request. Visit https://carrstone.com for some design ideas.

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