Granite Concepts

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Frequently Asked Questions on Granite Countertops in El Paso

Granite Concepts offers granite countertops in El Paso for new construction, kitchen countertops  for remodeling, bathroom  remodeling and commercial remodeling. 


Below are some frequently asked questions


Q.  Where does natural stone such as Granite come from?


A.  Natural stone is formed when mineral sediments are exposed to millions of years of heat and pressure.  These minerals make up the variety of colors and patterns that give the stone its unique characteristics. 


Q.  Will my Granite Concepts kitchen countertops look like the samples provided?


A.  Probably not.  Since granite is natural and a unique product, It will vary in color, tone, granularity, and patterns.  These variations are expected and are the characteristics that will give your home its exceptional beauty.  


Q.  Can Granite be used on the exterior of homes?


A.  Absolutely.  With proper installation, the possibilities of putting granite in your home are endless.


Q.  Can I choose my own slab?


A.  Yes!  We are happy to have you approve the slabs we install in your home or project.


Q.  How thick are the slabs?


A.  Granite is generally available in 2cm and 3cm thickness.  Different thickness may be appropriate for different projects.  Consult with Granite Concepts today for your project.


Q. What do Granite countertops cost?


A.  Cost varies upon the type of slab your choose.  Exotic slabs are typically more expensive than standard slabs.


Q.  Do you have any remnant pieces of slabs for small projects?


A.  At Granite Concepts we generally sell and install projects that requires us to cut full slabs.  On occasions there maybe remnant pieces of slabs for your small projects. 


Q.  Can Granite scratch or chip?


A.  Granite is one of the hardest stones available.  It cannot be scratched in ordinary use and will actually dull knives.   The only materials that can scratch granite are tools specifically made to cut it.  Chips can occur when impacted with a hard tool such as a hammer.