Baumhardt Builders
Ohio Natural Stone, LLC
Granite, Marble, and Stone Countertops
Using natural stone for your
If you’re not operating on a shoestring budget and you want a countertop that looks elegant and will last for ages, marble is the ideal choice for you. However marble requires that you care for it properly in order for it to look its best. Marble is not affected by heat, but is susceptible to stains and is porous. It needs to be treated with a special stone sealer that will reduce its porosity, and this will prevent water from penetrating the surface. You must make it a point to wipe up wine, fruit juice and other acidic food spills to prevent staining.
Soapstone is non porous which means that leaks and spills on your countertops will remain on the surface and not penetrate deep down onto the material. For best results, apply a coating of mineral oil to soapstone to help protect it further from acid and stain attacks. If you’d like to install marble or granite countertops, custom granite countertops, cultured marble countertops, marble tile countertops, stone and slate countertops, quartz and limestone countertops, and beyond, we can connect you with contractors in the Cleveland area who help you get your project off the ground. Get up to four FREE estimates from professionals!
Recent Requests
I would like an estimate on several countertops in my kitchen, thank you. Randy
Randy H
Kitchen counters 1. With stove top in middle is 25 inches by 95 inches and has one exposed end. 2. with sink in middle is 25 inches by 80 inches and no exposed ends.
Terry B