Find the perfect countertops for your home

Granite countertops

Granite remains a timeless favorite because every slab is naturally unique. Rich mineral patterns and natural movement create a one-of-a-kind surface that adds character to any room.

When properly sealed, granite countertops offer excellent resistance to heat, scratches, and everyday wear, making them a dependable choice for active households.

Quartzite countertops

Quartzite delivers the luxurious appearance of marble with greater durability. This natural stone offers dramatic veining while providing excellent scratch resistance, making quartzite countertops a great option for homeowners who want elegance without sacrificing performance.

Porcelain countertops

Porcelain countertops have become increasingly popular thanks to their sleek appearance and exceptional durability. They resist stains, heat, UV exposure, and scratches while requiring very little maintenance.

Large-format porcelain slabs also create clean, modern designs with minimal seams.

Marble countertops

Marble offers timeless elegance that never goes out of style. Its distinctive veining creates a sophisticated focal point in kitchens and bathrooms alike.

Although marble countertops require periodic sealing and a little extra care, many homeowners appreciate their natural character and the patina they develop over time.

Soapstone countertops

Soapstone provides understated beauty with a smooth, natural feel. Unlike many natural stones, it doesn't require sealing and naturally resists bacteria.

Over time, soapstone countertops develop a rich patina that enhances their appearance, making them a favorite for homeowners looking for warmth and character.

Which countertop edge profile should you choose?

The edge profile is a finishing detail that can dramatically change the overall appearance of your countertops.

Simple eased, pencil, and beveled edges create clean, contemporary lines. Bullnose edges soften corners and are popular in family homes, while decorative ogee and waterfall edges create a more custom, elegant look.

Our design consultants will help you choose an edge profile that complements your cabinetry and overall design style.

What countertop colors are available?

Modern countertops are available in virtually every color imaginable.

Bright whites create an open, timeless appearance, while soft creams and warm beiges add comfort and warmth. Gray remains a versatile favorite that pairs well with almost any cabinet style, while black countertops provide dramatic contrast.

Natural stone introduces unique veining and movement, ensuring every installation is one of a kind. We'll help you coordinate your countertop with your cabinets, flooring, tile, and lighting for a cohesive finished design.

Which countertop finish works best?

The finish affects both appearance and everyday performance.

Polished finishes create a glossy surface that reflects light and enhances color. Honed finishes offer a smooth matte appearance that's ideal for contemporary and transitional spaces. Leathered finishes, available on select natural stones, add texture while helping disguise fingerprints and minor wear.

Choosing the right finish depends on your personal style and how you plan to use your countertops.

Your home for countertops in North Myrtle Beach, SC

Selecting new countertops is easier when you have experienced professionals guiding you.

Our personable showroom staff provides hands-on product selection while our in-house designers use advanced 3D design technology to help you visualize your completed project before installation begins. As a one-stop remodeling showroom, we manage design, material selection, scheduling, installation, and job coordination under one roof.

Combined with competitive pricing, quality products, personalized service, and a commitment to excellence, we make remodeling easier from start to finish.

Frequently asked questions about countertops

Which countertop material is easiest to maintain?

Quartz is one of the easiest materials to maintain because it doesn't require sealing and resists moisture, stains, and everyday wear.

Which countertop material is the most stain-resistant?

Quartz and porcelain are among the most stain-resistant countertop materials because their nonporous surfaces prevent most spills from soaking in. Natural stones can also resist stains when properly sealed and maintained.

Do natural stone countertops need sealing?

Granite, marble, and quartzite typically require periodic sealing to help protect against stains and moisture.

Can I place hot cookware directly on my countertops?

Granite, quartzite, porcelain, and soapstone offer excellent heat resistance. Quartz should be protected with trivets or hot pads to avoid damage from excessive heat.

How long do countertops last?

With professional installation and proper care, quality countertops can provide decades of beauty, durability, and everyday performance.