Myths about Natural Stone

For years, natural stone has been used in kitchens, bathrooms, businesses, and almost anywhere you think of! Natural stone has its own unique characteristics that can’t compare to any kind of man-made surface. With the rise in popularity and all of the use it’s gotten over time, it’s no wonder a few myths have come about. These myths are busted and shouldn’t stop you from investing in natural stone. Read below to learn why these myths are busted! 
Top 3 Myths About Natural Stone 
  • Myth #1 Easily Stains: This is one of the most common myths about natural stone. Homeowners will avoid purchasing natural stone all based on a common misunderstanding: natural stone will stain and will be unrepairable. Depending on the stain, it can take some work more than others, however, all stains can come out of natural stone. 
  • Myth #2 High Maintenance: Some people like to say Natural Stone is too much up-keep in your home and requires too much maintenance. However, with some easy tips, you won’t have to do any maintenance at all! First off, natural stone isn’t that much upkeep. Secondly, by simply using a cutting board or a coaster, you can prevent wear and tear of your countertops or other stone surfaces. With the right amount of natural stone sealing from a great contractor, you can feel confident that your natural stone won’t break or need a lot of maintenance. 
  • Myth #3 Outdated & Out of Style: Natural stone isn’t out of style and is actually on trend! It all comes down to your individual taste. Colors and styles will always fade in and out of the trends, but regardless a beautiful slab of natural stone will come out on top for the perfect kitchen countertops.

Don’t let the myths fool you and start thinking about what kind of natural stone your home needs today! Based in Valdosta, GA, Paramount Granite & Marble fabricates, templates, and installs natural stone and quartz countertops for kitchens, bathrooms, showers, and fireplaces. We also fabricate unique jobs at the customer’s request. The entire fabrication process is completed in our shop. We stock over 100 various colors from common colors to exotic materials - from countries all other the world. If you are looking for a professional team that fabricates the best countertop stonework, rely on us. For more information visit our website at www.paramountgranitemarble.com. 



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