Yes, it's necessary. However, all our stone comes already sealed. Contact Lone Star Granite & Floors today to get started with a sealed marble countertop in Ft Worth, TX or surrounding areas.

The best product to clean granite is Pledge Multi-Surface. Reach out today to learn more about maintaining your granite countertop in Ft Worth, TX or surrounding areas.

Only if you want to ruin your expensive knives. Granite is harder than knife blades and will likely dull the knife. If you need service for your granite countertop in Ft Worth, TX or surrounding areas, give us a call today.

You can, but we do not recommend it. Why take a chance? Use a hot pad instead. For more tips on caring for your granite countertop in Ft Worth, TX or surrounding areas, contact us today.

Generally, granite does not stain. When it comes to taking care of a granite countertop in Ft Worth, TX, we're the experts, and we're happy to help.

No. In fact, granite continues to be used in food and medical applications. Do you need a granite countertop in Ft Worth, TX or nearby areas? If you do, reach out to us today.

It's tough to damage granite, but it can be repaired with epoxy and ground-up granite chips if it does become damaged. For insight on maintaining your granite countertop in Ft Worth, TX or surrounding areas, contact us today.

Under normal use, it's unlikely your quartz countertop will chip. However, edges are more susceptible to chipping than the middle of the surface. To learn more about your quartz countertop in Ft Worth, TX or nearby areas, reach out today.

Quartz is man-made, offers consistency in color and patterns, and is non-porous. According to Save on Crafts, around 90% of a quartz countertop is built from ground-up quartz, with the remaining 10% containing resins, polymers, and pigments. On the other hand, granite is a natural stone. If you need advice on your quartz countertop in Ft Worth, TX or surrounding areas, we're here to help.

No. Common factors that affect the price are the company, pattern, thickness, edge treatment, and color of the material, among others. Contact us today to get started with a granite or quartz countertop in Ft Worth, TX or surrounding areas.