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Quartz combines the timeless beauty of natural stone with superior strength and durability.
Why homeowners choose Quartz
Quartz is engineered from ground natural quartz bound with resin, which makes it non-porous: it never needs sealing, it will not absorb wine, coffee or cooking oil, and everyday cleanup is soap and water. For a busy family kitchen, it is the lowest-maintenance surface we install.
Because it is manufactured rather than quarried, color and pattern stay consistent from slab to slab — an advantage on large kitchens that need two or three slabs to match. We stock Cambria, Caesarstone, MSI, Corian Quartz, HanStone, Pental and Cosentino, with in-stock slabs ready for fast turnaround.
Built to last
Resists abrasion, scratching and everyday wear better than most solid surfaces.
Its non-porous surface keeps coffee, wine, oil, and juice from soaking in, so spills wipe right off.
Quartz never needs sealing or resealing, so there's no yearly maintenance to remember.
With no pores for moisture to get into, quartz resists bacteria and mildew, which makes it a smart choice for food prep.
Pattern repeats slab to slab, which keeps big multi-slab kitchens looking intentional.
Quartz keeps its color and finish for years with nothing more than mild soap and water.
Granite gallery
A look at recent quartz installs across the South Sound — from quiet neutrals to dramatic movement.
Countertop & slab materials
We work with every local supplier in the South Sound to put your perfect surface within reach.
Engineered for style, low-maintenance living and lasting stain resistance.
Durable, affordable natural stone with timeless beauty and heat resistance.
Luxurious natural stone with unique veining and remarkable strength.
Smooth, non-porous and heat-resistant — a favorite that ages beautifully.
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Read through our Countertop Buying Guide to learn about materials, edge styles, fixtures and much more before you ever step into the showroom.
Design before you commit
Get a feel for your remodel — materials, colors and textures — with the free MSI visualizer, then visit our Lacey design center to see the real slab.
Good to know
Straight answers about sealing, durability, grades and cost.
Quartz countertops are engineered stone. They’re made from about 90–93% ground natural quartz, bound with resins and pigments. This gives you the strength of natural stone with a consistent color and pattern, including styles that look like marble or concrete.
Granite is a natural stone cut straight from the earth, so every slab is one of a kind, with its own veining and color. Quartz is engineered, so its look is more uniform and predictable. Granite is porous and needs to be sealed from time to time to resist stains. Quartz is non-porous and never needs sealing. Granite holds up better to direct heat and sunlight, while quartz is more resistant to staining and needs less upkeep day to day.
Quartz is non-porous, so liquids like wine, coffee, and oil can’t soak in. That makes it resistant to stains and bacteria, and you’ll never have to reseal it.
We don’t recommend it. Quartz is durable, but the resins that bind it can scorch or discolor under high heat or a sudden temperature change. Use trivets or hot pads under pots, pans, and appliances like slow cookers.
For daily cleaning, use warm water, a mild dish soap, and a soft cloth or sponge. Stay away from harsh chemicals like bleach, oven cleaner, and abrasive scrubbing pads, because they can dull the surface. Wipe up spills quickly and use a cutting board, and your quartz should keep looking new for years.
Quartz reading
Most people think quartz countertops are just like granite countertops; simply cut, polished, and ready for installation. The truth is very different. Quartz countertops are engineered, not quarried. They’re created by crushing raw quartz, blending it with resins and pigments
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