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Welcome To Our Pallet of Granite Countertop Colors

About Granite

Granite is a popular choice among Great Lakes Granite & Marble customers due to its durability and unique, natural beauty. We stock over 250 color patterns and hues of premium product surfaces in our large showroom, with Designers and Project Managers available for consultation to help you choose the right fit. Whether you’re looking to improve your kitchen, bathroom, or other living space, you’ll find the best granite countertops for your home.

Care & Maintenance

Granite will last for years with proper cleaning and maintenance. Make sure to blot spills right away to ensure acidic substances, like wine or coffee, don’t stain the surface. Use a sponge or soft cloth and hot water for quick cleanups, and a natural granite cleaner to protect the sealed surface. Use coasters under glasses and cups, and hot pads when placing cooking equipment on the surface of your granite countertops.

Countertop Comparisons

When choosing countertop materials, it’s helpful to compare the pros and cons of each. Granite countertops are similar to quartz in that they are very durable and long-lasting with proper cleaning and maintenance. Both materials are resistant to heat, scratches and stains, so they’re ideal in kitchens and bathrooms. While granite countertops may be costly, especially compared to laminates or some types of tile. However, they will give you the longevity and durability associated with their price.

Marble is not quite as tough as granite, but it shares a key quality: Both are made of genuine, natural stone. Each slab will, therefore, be unique and act as a focal point in any room. Marble is more porous than granite and requires sealing on a regular basis, making granite the lower maintenance option.

Contact Michigan’s Premium Supplier of Granite Building Materials

At Great Lakes Granite & Marble, our showroom features a premium selection of quality granite products for any room in the house. Plus, our team of professionals is available to consult with you on selecting the right materials to suit your needs and design tastes. Please check out our product catalog to view our granite, quartz and marble products, or call us to request a quote.