Do you want to add beauty and value to your home? When you want to upgrade your home in Sussex county, natural stone is the way to go. There are plenty of options to choose from, including granite, quartz, and marble. Marble Concepts can help you decide on a dark granite or a cool white marble or something else. Take a look at our range of services and materials, so you can decide which options are best for you.

Granite is an excellent material in terms of hardness and beauty. There is little granite cannot do. You can find granite in a range of earthy tones to accent the cabinets and flooring in your kitchen, bathroom, or finished basement. Although granite countertops do require maintenance throughout the year, including annual resealing, it is resistant to mold and bacteria growth. Plus, granite rarely gets scratched or stained.

If you love entertaining, why not make a granite countertop the centerpiece of your space? It can carry the weight of heavy cooking, charcuterie boards, and even chilled mugs.

Unsure of which color or edging to pick? The experts at Marble Concepts can help you choose. From slabs to templates for your new countertop, we make your remodeling projects a breeze. Once you have decided on your granite slab, our team will take the measurements, fabricate the granite countertop, and then install and prep it for immediate use.

Quartz is an ideal material for those families who want countertops that require the minimal amount of maintenance. Not to be confused with natural quartzite, quartz is a manufactured material that uses a blend of polymers, powdered quartz, and pigments to produce a nonporous countertop that will last for years. While quartz may not be as heat-resistant as granite, it is extremely durable and will not stain.

Since pigments are added in during fabrication, you can get a quartz countertop in whatever color you wish.

Used for centuries, marble is often considered the height of luxury. In kitchens and bathrooms, marble brings sophistication and elegance and even warmth. Available in colors like white, gray, and even black, brown, and red, marble can soften or intensify the atmosphere. The stone stays cool to the touch, making it the countertop of choice for those who routinely bake breads and pastries.

Marble may be less resilient than quartz and granite, and it will get etched and scratched, but that does not detract from the beauty of this stone. You will need to reseal your marble countertops and wipe up any spills as soon as they happen to prevent any damages. That said, this stone will bring unparalleled value to any space.