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In part one of this two-part blog series, we looked at some of the initial areas you should be thinking about when choosing new countertops for your home. From arranging your basic details to getting started identifying your ideal countertop materials, there are a few important considerations that should be kept in mind as you… Continue reading New Countertop Selection: Height, Edge Profile and Accessories

If you’re in need of new countertops for any part of your home, and especially if you’ve never gone through this selection process before, you could be wondering where to start. Certain parts of the countertop world or their related terminology may seem foreign to you, and you may need a bit of guide in… Continue reading New Countertop Selection: Initial Tips for SLC Clients

In part one of this two-part blog series, we looked at some of the simple differences between marble and quartz for your countertop needs. These products are similar in some ways, but their differences are the areas you really want to focus on as you look to select the ideal countertop surface. At Creative Granite &… Continue reading Marble Vs Quartz Countertops: Durability, Maintenance, Costs

Those who are thinking about new countertops will often have a tough decision between two or more high-quality materials that have some of the same benefits, and a good example here is those choosing between quartz and marble products. While these products do have some similarities and even provide some similar benefits to clients, they… Continue reading Marble Vs. Quartz Countertops: Basics and Aesthetics

In part one of this two-part blog series, we went over some of the initial steps that will be followed during a standard stone countertop installation. From planning out the entire process to budgeting and taking the right measurements, there are a number of tasks to carry out before the actual countertops themselves will be… Continue reading Countertop Installation Steps: Slab Choice, Home Prep and Install

At Creative Granite & Design, we’re proud to not only offer clients a huge selection of stone countertops like granite, quartz and marble, but also to offer comprehensive installation services from our award-winning team. We have five installation crews throughout Utah, plus parts of Idaho and Wyoming, and we utilize state-of-the-art machinery to both fabricate… Continue reading Utah Countertop Installation Steps: Plan, Budget, Measuring Space

In part one of this two-part blog series, we went over some of the basics on how to clean and care for granite countertops in the kitchen or any other area of the home. Granite’s incredible visual appeal is promoted by proper cleaning and maintenance, and you’ll also help extend the lifespan of your granite… Continue reading Cleaning Granite Countertops: Drying and Stain Removal

Granite is one of the most visually appealing stone surfaces out there, but maintaining this beauty does require just a bit of care. In particular, occasional cleaning is important for granite — and performing the right tasks here, while avoiding certain off-limits areas, will keep your granite countertops looking fantastic for years to come. At… Continue reading Cleaning Granite Countertops: Materials and Basic Wiping

Among many common modern-day home design themes, the outdoor kitchen is exploding in popularity in recent years. There are several important features to consider if you’re making this sort of upgrade to your home, and one of these is which countertop material you’ll use for your outdoor space. At Creative Granite & Design, we’re here… Continue reading Why Granite is Ideal for Outdoor Kitchen Countertops

Whether you’re a small business owner, a Great British Bake-Off fanatic, or the proud owner of a sweet tooth, picking out a new stone countertop in Provo is a great opportunity to optimize your space for baking. At Creative Granite, we offer top-of-the-line countertops made from granite, marble, quartz, quartzite, and solid surface materials. But… Continue reading What Type of Stone Countertop in Provo Is Best for Bakers?