Stoneworks is a fully-integrated manufacturer, fabricator and distributor of natural stone products.
Stoneworks is a fully-integrated manufacturer, fabricator and distributor of natural stone products.
We work with homeowners, commercial customers, kitchen and bathroom dealers, and home builders.
Yes, the customer or a designated decision-maker over the age of 18 must be present during the entire installation process. We want to meet all your expectations, and the best way to do so is by keeping open lines of communication.
Yes. Stoneworks guarantees our products for one year from the date of installation that the material will be free from fabrication and installation defects. Stoneworks will repair or replace, at its option and without charge, the material if it fails during the warranty due to any fabrication or installation defect. This warranty does not include damage caused by settling of the structure, improper use or maintenance of the material and chips that occur after installation.
The time will vary based on the scope and complexity of the project. Most projects can be accomplished in 10 to 14 business days.
Plan on calling us once all the walls and cabinets in the space are secured in their final location.
Yes, we can arrange for a licensed plumber or electrician to complete this portion of the project.
Yes, we offer a variety of high quality sinks and faucets.
Yes, we can remove the old countertop and can dispose of it.
Cleaning and maintenance will differ depending on the material. Check out our guides on taking care of granite, quartz and marble and be sure to talk to your Stoneworks designer for more specific information on the products we recommend to help you.
You should never put a hot pan or skillet directly on a natural stone surface. Instead, use hot pads or trivets to help keep the heat off the surface.
Your choice of material is as individual as you are. Ask a designer at Stoneworks about it and they’ll be able to tell you which is best based on your usage, care and other factors.
Under mount sinks get that name because they are mounted below the countertops and usually have little to no edge. Top mount sinks will lay down into the counter and have a segment that overlaps the countertops.
Countertops can have many edge profiles, depending on your tastes. Take a look at the many you may choose from and use our handy visualizer to see what it will look like when you have your new countertops in place.
Our edge is what we can do for you. Stoneworks uses precision equipment and an experienced workforce combined with lower material costs to bring you the countertops you’ve been dreaming about.
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