Insignia Stone & Tile
Distinctively Crafted Granite and Natural Stone
Distinctively Crafted Granite and Natural Stone
Granite & Natural Stone
Why Granite?
Homeowners are rediscovering its beauty and appreciating its durability. It's easy to maintain and can fit into any decor: classic, country, or contemporary.
Natural Stone is incredibly durable, easily maintained and will add value to your home or business.
About Granite
Granite began as a hot mass of magma or molten rock. The magma rose upward and came to rest and solidified into granite. The granite has been pushed upward, and the land above it has been removed by erosion. The result is a granite deposit that lies just beneath the earth's surface where it can be easily quarried. Granite is the hardest rock.
Because granite countertops are composed of natural materials, they are subject to variations in background colors, veining distribution and veining pattern. Fissures and pitting are naturally occurring features in granite and should not be considered a defect.
Cleanliness
The Hospitality Institute of Technology and Management shows granite is second only to stainless steel in cleanliness. Granite is over 150 times more bacteria resistant than plastic, concrete tile or wood.
Homeowners are rediscovering its beauty and appreciating its durability. It's easy to maintain and can fit into any decor: classic, country, or contemporary.
Natural Stone is incredibly durable, easily maintained and will add value to your home or business.
About Granite
Granite began as a hot mass of magma or molten rock. The magma rose upward and came to rest and solidified into granite. The granite has been pushed upward, and the land above it has been removed by erosion. The result is a granite deposit that lies just beneath the earth's surface where it can be easily quarried. Granite is the hardest rock.
Because granite countertops are composed of natural materials, they are subject to variations in background colors, veining distribution and veining pattern. Fissures and pitting are naturally occurring features in granite and should not be considered a defect.
Cleanliness
The Hospitality Institute of Technology and Management shows granite is second only to stainless steel in cleanliness. Granite is over 150 times more bacteria resistant than plastic, concrete tile or wood.
