Adding quartz counter tops to your kitchen or bathrooms can bring the total value of your home up and add tons of natural beauty to your home. Selecting what company to go with can be a challenge though, just a basic online search of “Quartz Countertops MN” brings up hundreds of options. I would suggest narrowing your search to your own local area, unless of course you have received a recommendation from a friend. Of course, you always have the options on granite counters as well. Some companies you will see install both quartz and granite, while others only install one or the other. If you decide to go with granite you can search “granite countertops mn” instead, or narrow down to your own local area.
In the process of deciding which company and which counter top to go with you should keep in mind quality, not just price. You will want to be sure that your counters will be sealed prior to installation, and remember they will need to be sealed again sometime down the road. Also remember while granite can withstand very high temperatures not all quartz counter tops are designed to do so. At the same time though certain quartz counter tops are actually stronger than granite making it less prone to chipping and cracking than granite during transportation and installation.
You will also want to decide on color, if you are replacing all your cabinets as well you will obviously have more freedom to choose exactly how you want your kitchen or bathroom to look. If you are keeping the cabinets you already have be sure to think about how the counter top will look with the cabinets. If you are having trouble imagining what you want or how your counters will look with your cabinets search for pictures online.
Just remember granite and Quartz Countertops MN are expensive and you will not want to hate your new kitchen as soon as the installers have finished their work. Think carefully before buying and take advantage of the fact that most companies will allow you take samples of granite or quartz home with you as well to check how the color will look with different cabinets.
