High-Quality Materials for Stunning Surfaces in Sarasota

At Sarasota Granite & Quartz, we specialize in transforming spaces with premium materials that deliver durability, beauty, and style. From timeless granite to modern engineered stone, each material in our collection is carefully selected to meet the needs of residential and commercial clients across Sarasota, FL. Explore our range and find the perfect match for your next project!

Granite


Granite is a natural stone celebrated for its unique beauty and remarkable strength. As the most abundant plutonic rock in the Earth’s crust, granite forms deep within the planet as magma cools over millennia. Each slab is a testament to nature’s artistry, with distinct patterns and colors that make every piece one of a kind. Nearly as hard as a diamond, granite is incredibly durable, making it perfect for countertops, flooring, and outdoor applications. Its resistance to heat and scratches ensures longevity, while its natural elegance enhances any space.

Granite is a natural stone that is made out of some main components, such as:

Silica (65%)

Natural Quartz (5%–35%)

Feldspar (10–30%)

Small Amounts of Mica and Biotite.

Granite Pros & Cons


  • Pros

    • Natural Design
    • Durable
    • Heat Resistant
    • Scratch Resistant
    • Cost Effective
  • Cons

    • The Material Must Be Sealed At least Once a Year
    • Hard To Get White in Material

Marble


Marble exudes timeless luxury and elegance. This metamorphic rock forms when limestone undergoes intense heat and pressure, resulting in a material that radiates sophistication. Its light-reflective surface enhances brightness, creating a sense of openness and luxury. However, marble’s softness requires care to maintain its beauty, making it ideal for areas where style and impact matter most. 

Marble Is a Natural Stone That Is Made Out of Some Main Components, Such As:

Clay Minerals

Mica

Quartz

Pyrite

Iron Oxides

Graphite

Marble Pros & Cons


  • Pros

    • Material Can Have Some White
    • Beautiful Looks
    • Natural Stone
    • Each Bundle Is Unique
    • Increase Home Value When Properly Cared
  • Cons

    • It Can Get Scratched
    • It Can Get Cracked
    • It Must Be Sealed More Often
    • Not Recommended for Kitchens

Quartz


Quartz offers a seamless blend of beauty and practicality. Its uniform appearance and availability in a wide array of colors and patterns make it a versatile choice for modern designs. Chemically inert and highly durable, quartz withstands daily wear while maintaining its striking visual appeal. Whether for a kitchen countertop or a commercial space, quartz is a smart and stylish investment.

Quartz is a man-made material that consists of:

Crushed Quartz

Polymer

Resins

Pigments

Quartz Pros & Cons


  • Pros

    • No Need To Seal
    • Hard To Scratch
    • Material Can Be Very White
    • Hard to Chip
  • Cons

    • Not Heat Resistant
    • Looks Very Artificialerial

Quartzite


Quartzite is a powerhouse of durability and elegance. Formed when sandstone rich in quartz undergoes metamorphism, this natural stone is known for its extraordinary hardness and resistance to heat and chemicals. Its natural veining and neutral color palette make it a favorite for creating luxurious yet functional spaces. Quartzite retains its beauty under heavy use, making it an excellent choice for kitchens, bathrooms, and high-traffic areas. Let quartzite bring a blend of strength and sophistication to your next project.

Quartz (98%)

Rutile

Zircon

Magnetite

Quartzite Pros & Cons


  • Pros

    • Hard Material
    • Light Colors
    • Hard to Chip
    • Hard To Scratch
  • Cons

    • It Tends To Be More Expensive
    • It Weighs More Than Others

Dolomite


Dolomite is a sedimentary rock prized for its versatility and subtle beauty. Dolomite offers a softer aesthetic compared to granite or quartz, making it perfect for creating a calming and contemporary atmosphere. Its durability and ease of maintenance make it a practical choice for residential and commercial use. Whether you’re designing countertops, vanities, or backsplashes, dolomite provides a seamless balance of style and function.

Dolomite is mainly composed of:

Calcium Magnesium

Zinc

Copper

Dolomite Pros & Cons


  • Pros

    • Hardness Vary Looks Like Marble
    • Each Bundle Is Unique
    • Can Increase Property Value When Properly Cared Material
    • Can Be Used in a Kitchen (When Properly Cared For)
  • Cons

    • Needs To Be Sealed
    • Softer Material Than Granite
    • Can Scratch
    • Can Chip
    • Can Stain

SLEEK Porcelain


Porcelain is a modern material that combines elegance with exceptional durability. Made from refined clay and fired at high temperatures, porcelain is non-porous, resistant to stains, and incredibly hard-wearing. Its sleek, polished finish makes it an attractive option for countertops, tiles, and accent walls. Porcelain’s versatility extends to its design options, with colors and textures that mimic natural stones or stand out with bold patterns. Whether for a minimalist look or a statement piece, porcelain delivers beauty that lasts.

DISTINCTIVE Calcite


Calcite is a natural stone known for its translucent properties and unique textures. Its soft, luminous appearance adds a touch of elegance and artistry to any space. While calcite is less durable than granite or quartz, its distinctiveness lies in its ability to create dramatic visual effects when used in lighting or decorative features. Ideal for backsplashes, feature walls, and low-traffic areas, calcite transforms ordinary spaces into extraordinary showcases of design.

Innovative Engineered Stone


Engineered stone offers the perfect marriage of natural materials and cutting-edge technology. Engineered stone is non-porous, making it highly resistant to stains and bacteria, and it’s available in a variety of colors and finishes to suit any design aesthetic. Perfect for both residential and commercial projects, engineered stone provides the look of natural stone with enhanced performance and minimal maintenance.

Let Sarasota Granite & Quartz help you find the ideal material for your next project. Call us today at (941) 379-6774 or visit our showroom to explore our extensive collection!

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