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Rachel from Colorado Springs writes: "What should I know in comparing quartz to quartzite countertops?" Thanks Rachel. Those who love natural stone are often hard-pressed to choose between two of the most popular materials available ... quartz...

Are you a fan of the "juice of the grape"? Doctor Granite certainly is (in moderation, of course)! Do any of these apply to you: Stashing your growing wine collection in available kitchen cabinets and under your wet bars is becoming a challenge. You've...

My Mom who lives here in Colorado Springs writes: "Son, why are you writing about soapstone and sanstone? Don't you know we all want to know what's best for countertops ... granite or quartz?" "And will you be coming over for dinner Sunday...

With my recent advise on less-often-used natural stone countertops, Doctor Granite would be remiss in not mentioning one of my personal favorites ... slate! I'm a bit prejudiced, but I think all of the stone surfaces stocked here in Going Granite's...

Betty from the Black Forest Subdivision in Colorado Springs asks a follow-up question: "Thanks for your quick response to my sandstone kitchen countertop question. In your reply, you mentioned 'soapstone'. Can you tell me a little bit about it as a...

Betty from the Black Forest Subdivision in Colorado Springs asks: "Your Countertop Replacements webpage shows a sandstone counter. It's gorgeous! The illustrated use seems to be a bar or dining counter. I'm wondering if sandstone is durable enough for...

Andy from Colorado Springs asks: "You installed my new black granite countertops last month. They look great and I get lots of compliments. My old cabinetry, which we didn't replace, barely gets noticed. Thanks!" "How should I best clean my new counters...

The polishing I'm discussing here gives your granite (or other stone countertop) an entirely new surface. It removes a small layer of granite; the layer that is dull, scratched and/or stained; to reveal fresh, smooth, gleaming stone beneath. How often...