Sealing
Reseal granite when water no longer beads on the surface. Busy kitchens: every 1–2 years. Ask us for a sealer matched to your color and finish.
Care for your granite with confidence — after install too.
Quick guidance for cleaning, sealing, heat, and daily use so your prefab granite looks great for years.
Heat
Granite handles hot pans, but sudden extreme shifts can stress any stone. Use a trivet for very high-heat cookware to protect the sealant.
Daily cleaning
Mild dish soap and warm water on a soft cloth. Avoid abrasive powders, vinegar, lemon, and generic bathroom cleaners — all can dull the polish.
Scratch & stain care
Granite is hard, but use cutting boards to protect both knives and stone. Wipe spills quickly — especially oil and wine — to protect unsealed or honed surfaces.
Finish-specific care
The finish changes how you care for it.
- Polished
Most forgiving; easiest to wipe and re-polish. Shine dulls only with repeated harsh cleaner use.
- Honed
Matte surfaces can etch slightly with acids. Mild soap and water keep it calm; reseal when needed.
- Leathered
Low-glare and fingerprint-resistant. Periodic resealing keeps the texture looking rich and hides everyday marks.
Ready when you are
Let's plan your granite project.
Send us your project type, granite pick, and any measurements or photos — we'll confirm fit, edges, and install.