Stone Care Guide for Every Surface

Granite

Once your brand new natural stone countertops are installed, you must begin caring for them! First off, DO NOT use abrasive chemical cleaners on your countertop. This could potentially damage your stone and void your warranty. We recommend using soapy warm water and a microfiber cloth for daily cleaning.

We also recommend using the cleaner/sealer of your choice about every 6 months. These can generally be found at most hardware stores.

Quartz Care

Care is different for each Quartz manufacturer and for that reason we recommend that you visit the manufacturer's guide for your stone.

Alleanza Quartz

https://alleanzaquartz.com/how-to-clean-quartz-countertops

Cambria
https://www.cambriausa.com/customer-care/care-maintenance

Caesarstone
https://www.caesarstoneus.com/customer-care/faq

Cosentino Dekton

https://www.cosentino.com/dekton/maintenance

Cosentino Silestone

https://www.silestoneusa.com/silestone-maintenance

Hanstone
https://www.hanstonequartz.com/pages/care-maintenance

Mont Surfaces
https://www.montsurfaces.com/selection/stone-care

Optra

https://www.optrasurfaces.com/images/Care_And_Maintenance_of_OPTRA_Quartz_Surfaces.pdf

Q by MSI
https://cdn.msisurfaces.com/files/downloads/q-care-and-maintenance.pdf

Viatera
http://www.lgviaterausa.com/pages/30/care-and-maintenance

Vicostone
https://us.vicostone.com/en/product-care

Marble

IMPORTANT: This stone is susceptive to acid etching and therefore it's important to keep marble sealed.

Soapstone

Put a few drops of dish soap into a bucket of warm water.
Using a clean sponge, wipe your soapstone countertops completely.
Rinse the sponge or use a clean cloth to wipe any excess soap from the countertop.
Allow to dry.

If you have any questions about caring for your countertops always feel free to give us a call and we'll help you as best we can.