Granite Today

A Proud Sister Company to William Remodeling

With over 30 years in business, Granite Today is a trusted name in the world of high-quality countertops. As a family-owned and operated company, we share the same values of craftsmanship, integrity, and personalized service that define William Remodeling.

Granite Today specializes in premium countertops made from a wide variety of materials including quartz, quartzite, granite, and marble. Our expert team works closely with homeowners, designers, and builders to deliver custom countertop solutions that enhance the beauty and functionality of any space.

As sister companies, William Remodeling and Granite Today collaborate to offer a comprehensive suite of remodeling services — from kitchen and bath renovations to the perfect countertop installation. Whether you’re upgrading your kitchen with beautiful quartz countertops or transforming your bathroom with luxurious marble surfaces, we ensure that every detail is handled with precision and care.

Together, our companies provide a seamless, one-stop shop for homeowners looking to elevate their living spaces with exceptional design and craftsmanship. With decades of experience and a shared commitment to quality, we stand behind every project we complete, delivering stunning results that last for years to come.

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Natural Materials

Granite

Good Attributes:
- Durable and scratch-resistant
- Heat resistant, great for cooking surfaces
- Wide range of colors and patterns
- Unique, each slab is one-of-a-kind
- Adds value to your home
Considerations:
- Requires sealing to prevent stains
- Can be expensive
- Heavy, may need extra support for installation
- Can crack if subjected to extreme force

Marble

Good Attributes:
- Elegant, classic appearance
- Naturally cool surface, ideal for baking and pastry work
- Adds luxury to any space
- Available in a variety of colors and patterns
Considerations:
- Prone to scratching and staining, especially from acidic substances (like citrus)
- Requires regular sealing to maintain its look
- Can be very expensive
- Softer surface can result in chips or cracks

Quartzite

Good Attributes:
- Extremely durable and hard, more so than granite
- Heat and scratch resistant
- Beautiful, with natural veining patterns similar to marble
- Doesn’t require much maintenance compared to marble
Considerations:
- Can be expensive
- Requires professional installation due to weight and difficulty to cut
- Can discolor over time with prolonged exposure to UV light

Soapstone

Good Attributes:
- Very heat-resistant
- Naturally non-porous, making it resistant to staining
- Soft and easy to shape, ideal for creating custom designs
- Subtle, elegant look that ages well with use
Considerations:
- Can scratch and dent more easily than granite or quartz
- Needs to be oiled regularly to maintain its appearance
- Limited color options (mostly gray, green, or black)
- Prone to cracking under pressure

Manmade Materials

Quartz (Engineered Stone)

Good Attributes:
- Non-porous, resistant to stains and bacteria
- Extremely durable, scratch and heat resistant (though not as much as granite)
- Wide range of colors and patterns, including those that mimic natural stone
- Low maintenance, doesn’t require sealing
- More affordable than natural stone options
Considerations:
- Not heat-resistant, can be damaged by hot pots and pans
- Can be scratched by sharp objects like knives
- Heavier than granite, requiring extra support
- Limited to the patterns available from manufacturers

Concrete

Good Attributes:
- Customizable in terms of color, texture, and shape
- Can be cast to fit any space, including unusual shapes
- Durable and heat resistant
- Unique, industrial aesthetic that appeals to modern designs
Considerations:
- Prone to cracking, especially over time with heavy use
- Requires regular sealing to prevent stains and water damage
- Can be expensive, particularly for custom designs
- Heavy, may require additional support

Solid Surface (e.g., Corian)

Good Attributes:
- Seamless appearance, no visible seams when installed correctly
- Non-porous, resistant to stains and bacteria
- Easy to repair if scratched or damaged
- Available in a variety of colors and designs
Considerations:
- Can scratch or scorch easily (e.g., hot pots and knives)
- Not as durable as natural stone options like granite or quartz
- Limited ability to mimic natural stone looks
- Can become discolored over time with prolonged exposure to sunlight

Laminate

Good Attributes:
- Most affordable countertop option
- Available in a vast range of colors and patterns, including options that mimic natural stone
- Low maintenance and easy to clean
- Lightweight and easy to install
Considerations:
- Can scratch, chip, or dent easily
- Not heat or stain-resistant, can burn or discolor
- Does not add significant value to the home
- Shorter lifespan compared to natural stone options