Decatur Countertop

📢 Holiday Weekend Hours Update

Decatur Countertop will be CLOSED Saturday, May 23rd through Monday, May 25th so our team can enjoy the holiday weekend with their families. We will reopen Tuesday, May 26th during normal business hours.

Fresh Colonial White Granite Countertops installed for a customer this week!

If you need a countertop update give us a call at (217) 429-2729 or stop in the showroom located at 2729 N 22nd St Decatur!

✨ Before & After! ✨

Check out this countertop install we completed earlier this week — turned out fantastic. Outdated laminate replaced with sparkling quartz!

Looking to upgrade your kitchen, vanity, or even a table? Contact us or stop in the showroom!

📞 (217) 429-2729
📍 2729 N. 22nd St. Decatur, IL

Customer brought in a shattered marble countertop and asked "what can you do." Our answer was "bring it back to life."

If you have a similar repair give us a call at (217) 429-2729 or visit our shop with the piece at 2729 N 22nd St Decatur!

Repaired by: Foster Schroat

⬛️ Blue Dunes Granite we installed for a customers kitchen and island. One of the biggest islands we have ever installed! Took our entire team and help from the homeowner to get this one in the house and set up properly.

🟪 If you are looking for a new countertop to start the year fresh look no further than us! Give us a call at (217) 429-2729 or visit our shop at 2729 N 22nd St Decatur, IL 62526

‼️Christmas Hours Update‼️

December 24th: 8:00am-11:00am
December 25th: Closed
December 26th: Closed
December 27th: Closed

We wish everybody a safe and joyous Christmas!

Comparison between Granite and Quartz:

Composition: Granite is a 100% natural stone, while quartz is an engineered stone made of 93% to 95% crushed natural quartz and resins.

Appearance: Granite has unique patterns and colors due to its natural formation, while quartz offers a more uniform appearance due to its manufacturing process.

Durability: Both materials are durable, but quartz is generally more resistant to stains and scratches due to its non-porous surface. Granite holds up to heat better than quartz. Remember, never put a hot pot DIRECTLY onto a quartz countertop as it can ruin the finish.

Cost: Granite typically ranges from $60-$80 per square foot, while quartz ranges from $75 to $120 per square foot, making quartz generally more expensive.

Maintenance: Granite can require periodic sealing to maintain its appearance. Quartz is more low-maintenance and does not require periodic sealing to maintain it's appearance.

These differences can help you decide which material is best for your needs.

Happy Small Business Saturday!
Here is a black velvet laminate install for Kurent Safety.

Granite Kitchen Install
Snowfall by Stoneland

Quartz Kitchen Install
Absolute White by Triton Stone Group