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Granite, quartz, quartzite, and marble countertops in Cleveland, Ohio

Samstone fabricates and installs natural and engineered stone for kitchens, bathrooms, fireplaces, hardscapes, and any countertop project. Pick the material that fits how you live, and we'll handle the rest.

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Our materials

Granite

Natural stone. Durable and one of a kind.

Granite is a classic for good reason. It stands up to heat and daily wear, and every slab has its own pattern, so no two countertops look the same.

Best forBusy kitchens, outdoor-facing spaces, and anyone who wants natural stone at a reasonable price
StrengthsHeat resistant, hard, and available in a wide range of colors and veining
CareNeeds periodic sealing. Clean with mild soap and water

Quartz

Engineered stone. Consistent and low maintenance.

Quartz is made from crushed natural quartz and resin, which gives you a uniform look and a non-porous surface. It's a popular choice for modern kitchens and family bathrooms.

Best forFamilies, rentals, and anyone who wants easy upkeep
StrengthsNever needs sealing, resists stains and bacteria, and comes in consistent colors and patterns
CareWipe with soap and water. Use trivets for very hot pans

Quartzite

Natural stone. Marble looks with extra toughness.

Quartzite is a hard natural stone that often has the soft veining of marble. It's a great option when you want a dramatic natural look that holds up to heavy use.

Best forStatement islands, high-traffic kitchens, and homeowners who love the marble look but want more durability
StrengthsVery hard, heat resistant, and highly resistant to scratching
CareShould be sealed. Clean with a pH-neutral cleaner

Marble

Natural stone. Timeless and elegant.

Marble is known for its soft glow and graceful veining. It brings a luxurious feel to bathrooms, fireplaces, and kitchens where beauty comes first.

Best forBathroom vanities, fireplace surrounds, baking areas, and accent pieces
StrengthsUnmatched natural beauty, and it stays cool to the touch
CareSofter and more porous than other stones. Seal regularly and wipe up acidic spills like wine and citrus quickly. Over time it develops a lived-in patina

Where we install

Whatever the space, we cut each piece to fit it exactly.

Kitchens

Countertops, islands, backsplashes, and bar tops built for everyday cooking.

Bathrooms

Vanity tops, shower surrounds, and tub decks in stone that handles moisture.

Fireplaces

Surrounds and mantels that turn the fireplace into the focal point of the room.

Hardscapes

Stone for outdoor kitchens, steps, and other hardscape features.

Any countertop project

Laundry rooms, wet bars, offices, and commercial spaces. If it needs a stone surface, we can build it.

How it works

1. Request a quote

Tell us about your project and we'll follow up to discuss your goals and budget.

2. Choose your stone

Visit by appointment to see materials and pick the slab that suits your space.

3. Measure and fabricate

We take precise measurements and cut your stone to fit.

4. Installation

Our team installs your new countertops and leaves the space clean.

Frequently asked questions

Which is better for a kitchen: granite or quartz?

Both work very well. Granite is natural, heat resistant, and unique, but it needs occasional sealing. Quartz is engineered, never needs sealing, and has a more uniform look. We're happy to show you both side by side.

What's the difference between quartz and quartzite?

The names are similar, but they're different materials. Quartz is engineered from crushed quartz and resin. Quartzite is a natural stone formed under heat and pressure. Quartzite is usually sealed and has natural veining, while quartz needs no sealing.

Is marble a bad idea for a kitchen?

Not necessarily. Marble is softer and can etch or stain, so it's best for people who accept some patina. Many customers use it for baking areas or bathrooms, and choose quartzite for the rest of the kitchen.

How much do countertops cost?

Pricing depends on the material, the slab, the size of the project, and the edge and cutout details. We provide free, no-pressure quotes, so contact us with your project details.

Ready to choose your stone?

Tell us about your project and we'll help you find the right material. Quotes are free.