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I BELIEVE THAT IF YOU GIVE SOMEONE YOUR WORD, YOU KEEP IT OR DIE TRYING


Signature Countertops Incorporated was formed with the idea of providing an unparalleled countertop buying experience through passionate commitment to every customer, project, and detail. Our team of countertop experts has been hand selected and has received some of the industry's most advanced training. Each and every team member understand the importance of their role and is passionate about serving our clients.

I look forward to helping build the project of your dreams.

Owner - Chris Garten
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GRANITE, MARBLE, QUARTZ, SOAPSTONE AND RECYCLED GLASS FOR YOUR COUNTERTOPS

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WHAT IS MARBLE?

Marble is metamorphosed sedimentary carbonate rock. Limestone or dolomite (carbonate rocks) are the typical base minerals. The recrystallization of the carbonate minerals result in Marble.

Often, the original structure of the carbonate rocks are modified during the metamorphism to render the marble unrecognizable from its original state. The swirling and veins in marble often result from mineral impurities which are in layers in the original limestone or dolomite.

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WHAT IS GRANITE?

Granite is normally a coarse grained igneous rock that is comprised of quartz, feldspars and micas. The quartz will be the lighter color minerals with the remaining consiting of feldspars and muscovite. The dark minerals are hornblende or biotite.

Granite is by far the most common rock found in the outer crust of the planet. Granite is formed by the cooling of magma in the ground. Granite is an outstanding material for countertops.

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WHAT IS Quartz?

As the name implies it is a countertop product that is made of quartz and resins. Before granite slabs were resined, Engineered Stone had one major advantage over its natural counterpart, it was difficult to stain. Now with the advent of resined slabs that advantage is gone. The primary difference is the appearance. Man made products come in a large range of consistent colors which do not occur naturally in nature.

You often see engineered stone being used in commercial settings or contemproary ones. You get to decide which look is best for your project.

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WHAT IS SOAPSTONE?

Soapstone is a metamorphic rock composedx of talc, quartz, mica, calcite & iron oxides. It's soapstone's talc content that makes it smooth and waxy to the touch, and water resistant. Soapstone has incredible durability and striking beauty.

Soapstone's unique color palette and artistic veining patterns give it a unique quality.

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WHAT IS RECYCLED GLASS?

Composed of 85% recycled glass and a binder of cement, recycled glass surfaces are smooth just like polished granite.

Recycled glass slabs are truly a work of art with a sophisticated color palette. A great environmentally sustainable choice for your countertop.