Quartz Countertops | B&B Laminates

Engineered quartz gives you consistent color and pattern across the whole top, with performance that explains why it has taken over the modern kitchen.

Why quartz

All the good looks, none of the yearly upkeep.

Quartz is non-porous, so it resists stains and moisture without ever needing sealing. It is highly resistant to scratches, cuts, chipping, and heat — resistant, not invincible, which is why the care list below is so short.

Never needs sealing

Non-porous through and through — no yearly ritual, no worrying about wine, coffee, or beet juice.

Consistent by design

Engineered stone means the sample you pick is the top you get, edge to edge.

Five lines to browse

Cambria, Daltile, Hanstone, MSI Q, and Viatera — samples at both showrooms.

Undermount stainless sink in a white quartz countertop with shaker cabinets

Edges, sinks, and the details that finish the job.

We fabricate quartz with any of our standard top-edge profiles, and we can match the bottom edge to the top on request.

⅛″ eased round, ¼″ pencil round, ½″ half-bullnose round, or bevel edge
Undermount stainless steel or granite composite kitchen sinks
Porcelain vanity sinks, or we can install a sink you supply

Colors & patterns

Browse the lines, then come touch the samples.

Browse the quartz lines online, then stop by either showroom to see the samples in person.

CambriaBrowse quartz colors DaltileBrowse quartz colors HanstoneBrowse quartz colors MSI QBrowse quartz colors ViateraBrowse quartz colors

Pick it from a sample, love it on the island.

Because quartz is engineered, what you see in the showroom sample is exactly what arrives in your kitchen — no surprises between the sample chain and the install.

Not sure between quartz and granite, or quartz and laminate? Ask for priced options in your quote and compare with real numbers.

Quartz island countertop in golden morning light with fresh bread

Living with it

Quartz care fits on an index card.

The everyday routine

Clean with plain soap and water — that maintains the original gloss and sheen.
Wipe spills promptly, especially fruit and vegetable debris, to prevent any discoloration.
Use cutting boards and trivets; quartz handles normal cooking exposure, but skillets and crock-pots straight off high heat deserve a pad.

Worth avoiding

Abrasive cleaners and anything containing bleach.
Strong chemicals and solvents — paint strippers, nail polish remover, oven and drain cleaners, permanent markers, and other high-alkaline products.
Cutting directly on the surface, or dropping and dragging heavy objects across it.
Sudden extreme temperature swings, prolonged or instant.

Email your dimensions. Get a real quote, with real options.

Send us your project measurements — even a rough sketch on paper works — and we’ll draw up a free quote. Want to compare materials or edge upgrades? Tell us, and we’ll price the options right in the quote.

Email us your dimensions or call (608) 798-4733