Policy

There is no warranty against shade variation, staining, scratching or wear on natural stone surfaces. All merchandise is sold in �????S IS�� condition and there are no warranties of any kind for natural stone. Normal housekeeping is the best way to maintain your granite. Clean your stone after each meal or countertop use. If a person cleans after each meal, there is very little possibility of ever staining the granite countertop. Clear warm water or a stone cleaner can be used to remove surface scum, food and/or any other deposits left on the surface. No other soaps, detergents, or cleaners should be used on the stone.
Oil is the enemy
Of particular hazard to stone are oils, fats, grease, and products containing these types of items. Extra care should be taken to avoid products with grease residues being exposed to your natural stone for prolonged periods of time. Please avoid water and other liquids to puddle on the countertop surfaces, which could leave rings or other marks.
Avoid acidic liquids Never allow acidic liquids such as vinegar, lemon juice, bathroom cleaners, or other household items to come in contact with your natural stone. Marbles, limestone, travertine, and onyx are espescially vulnerable to acids and can be damaged through etching. On certain materials this damage is irreversible and costly in cases where restoration can be achieved.
Heavy weight can stress countertops
Natural stone is not a structural support product. Avoid placing heavy weight on the countertops and especially placing stress on the thin strips in front of the cook top and sink. Never stand or sit on top of your stone counters. This can put too much stress on the material causing it to crack.