Quartzite Countertops
Custom Quartzite Countertops in Jacksonville, FL
The soft, marble-like look homeowners love, with the everyday durability marble can't match. Custom-fabricated and installed for Jacksonville homes.
Why Choose Quartzite — And Where It Shines
The Marble Look, Without the Fragility
Exceptionally Heat- and Scratch-Resistant
Exceptionally Heat- and Scratch-Resistant
Quartzite gives you that soft, veined, marble aesthetic homeowners love — but it's a much harder, more durable natural stone underneath.
Exceptionally Heat- and Scratch-Resistant
Exceptionally Heat- and Scratch-Resistant
Exceptionally Heat- and Scratch-Resistant
As one of the hardest natural stones available, quartzite stands up to daily kitchen use — hot pans, knives, and heavy traffic — better than marble or even most granite.
A Rare, Premium Choice
Exceptionally Heat- and Scratch-Resistant
Best Used: Statement Kitchen Islands
Quartzite is quarried in smaller quantities than granite or quartz, so it tends to run at the premium end — a distinctive choice for homeowners who want something less common.
Best Used: Statement Kitchen Islands
Best Used: Bathroom Vanities & Showers
Best Used: Statement Kitchen Islands
Quartzite's dramatic natural veining makes it a favorite for kitchen islands and counters meant to be the focal point of the room.
Best Used: Outdoor Kitchens & Patios
Best Used: Bathroom Vanities & Showers
Best Used: Bathroom Vanities & Showers
As a natural stone with excellent heat and weather resistance, quartzite holds up beautifully in outdoor kitchens and covered patio spaces.
Best Used: Bathroom Vanities & Showers
Best Used: Bathroom Vanities & Showers
Best Used: Bathroom Vanities & Showers
The marble look with real durability makes quartzite a popular choice for primary bathroom vanities and shower surrounds.
Quartzite Care & Maintenance
Daily Cleaning
Wipe up spills right away and clean with warm water and a few drops of mild dish soap. Avoid vinegar, bleach, ammonia, and abrasive scrubbers, which can dull the finish over time.
Sealing
Like granite, quartzite is a natural stone that needs to be resealed periodically to resist stains — a quick water-droplet test tells you if it's due. We'll go over your slab's specific sealing schedule at installation.
Heat & Scratch Protection
Quartzite is one of the hardest natural stones and handles heat and scratches exceptionally well, but using trivets and cutting boards protects the sealer and keeps knife edges sharp.
Preventing Stains
Oil, wine, and acidic foods can etch or stain unsealed quartzite. Use coasters and cutting boards, and clean up spills before they sit.
Fabrication & Edge Care
Our precision fabrication and polished edges are built to last. Avoid standing or sitting on overhangs, and if a chip or crack ever appears, give us a call rather than trying to repair it yourself.
Download Our Full Care Guide
Want these tips on hand in your kitchen? Download our free Quartzite Care & Maintenance PDF for an easy-to-follow reference you can keep.