1. Handcrafted, NOT factory made.
2. Long Term Value.
3. Endless Design
4. Indoor and Outdoor.
5. Low Maintenance.
- Concrete countertops are for people who want something unique, hand-crafted and reflects the individual’s personality. Unlike factory-made countertops, concrete countertops are custom made! This allows you to be involved in the customization of color, finish, size and shape. They also have a natural, organic look and texture, rather than a synthetic, manufactured appearance.
2. Long Term Value.
- Concrete countertops will serve you well for decades -- both functionally and aesthetically -- and are unlikely to ever need replacement. Under normal use, your concrete countertop will often last the life of your home. This not only conserves materials and eliminates waste, it saves you the expense and hassle of ripping out worn, outdated countertops.
3. Endless Design
- Concrete countertops allow you to create colors and finishes not possible with other countertop materials. We can create any color you desire. Finishes can range from rustic, contemporary or smooth with marble-like veining, and it doesn't stop there.
4. Indoor and Outdoor.
- Concrete is naturally weather resistant, it’s the ideal material for outdoor countertops and can often withstand freezing better than granite or tile when properly sealed. Concrete countertops also have no grout lines, making them easier to keep clean and dry.
5. Low Maintenance.
- Concrete is a durable, long lasting product with low maintenance. You always want to avoid using harsh cleaners (bleach), and don’t use the countertop as a cutting board. But with soap and water or your everyday go to cleaner, you won’t have to worry about the effects it will have with everyday use. You can also remove a hot pan from the stove and place it on the countertop without concern. This always raises eyebrows when the subject of maintaining concrete is brought up. I have personally tested my own countertops and can safely say they are the easiest surface to clean and maintain.
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