Quartz, quartzite and granite all show up in the same kitchens across the Phoenix metro, and from a few feet away they can look nearly identical. The decision usually comes down to how the material is made, not just how it looks.
Granite and quartzite are natural stone, cut from the earth — every slab is genuinely one of a kind, and both hold up well to heat. Quartzite in particular is one of the hardest countertop materials available. Both need periodic sealing, since natural stone is porous.
Quartz is engineered — crushed stone bound with resin — which makes it non-porous and effectively maintenance-free, with far more consistent color and pattern from slab to slab. It's a strong choice for a busy kitchen where sealing isn't something you want to keep up with.
Not sure which is right for your kitchen or bathroom? Call VM Stoneworks at (480) 352-9122 — we'll walk you through samples and give you a written quote.
