Appalachian Tops

We often get asked of the difference between quartz, and granite. So we will take this space to educate, and hopefully save you some time in your decision process. Being so, requires periodic sealing to alleviate moisture intake and possible staining. Particularly with the lighter colors. We recommend resealing when you notice the liquid, not beading up as when the sealer was initially applied. Gr

anite is also priced in tiers, meaning, your color selection will determine the price per square foot. Quartz, on the other hand, a man made product, is not porous and does not require and sealing, Cambria is also not priced in tiers. Meaning that for many of their colors, there is no price difference. Cambria is also a slightly softer material, enabling us to offer four different edge choices for no additional charge. In over ten years of our experience, we have more demand for Cambria than granite by a margin of five to one. If you place an order with us by the end of the calendar year, we will pass along to you special pricing of 10% off on Cambria now being offered by our fabricator. Slabs are very limited, so time is of the essence with this special offer.