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Free Quartz Countertop  With Any Complete Kitchen Remodel. $15,000 Job Minimum. Good Till June 1st, 2019

FREE Seamless Rain Gutters With Any Roofing Job. $10,000 Job Minimum. Good Till June 1st, 2019

KITCHEN REMODELING

Free Quartz Countertop  With Any Complete Kitchen Remodel. $15,000 Job Minimum. Good Till June 1st, 2019

BATHROOM REMODELING

FREE Heated Floor  With Bathroom remodel over $10,000. Till June 1st, 2019

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FREE Turbine Instillation For every complete roofing job 

FREE Tankless Water Heater For every complete Re-piping job

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Bathroom Remodeling

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Exterior Remodeling

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One thing’s for sure, if you’re remodeling your kitchen, choosing the right countertop material can be a daunting prospect.

Aside from choosing the right color scheme, you also have an abundance of options to choose from when it comes to the different types of materials available.

So we’ve pulled together list of the top 4 stone countertop surfaces mostly used in kitchens.

Granite

This 100 % natural stone produces colorful hues via its mottled appearance and is incredibly durable; knife nicks and heat are no issue to granite. It is removed from the ground as one large chunk of stone, then smoothed and cut to shape. Since it is a natural stone, there may be variations in color and pattern.Granite does have to be sealed periodically to prevent staining and dulling of its shine. It is also extremely heavy, so will require strong, durable cabinetry beneath it.

Quartz (Engineered Stone)

Quartz countertops, also known as engineered quartz is made of about 90% natural quartz crystals, crushed and mixed with anywhere from 5-10% polymer resins (clear liquid plastic product) which is where the name “engineered quartz” came about. Because it is mixed and shaped in a factory, it can be easily made into any shape and color imaginable, as well as, offering many choices for edging, allowing it to conform to all styles of a home.

Engineered quartz is becoming extremely popular due to its similarity to natural stone, extreme durability, and unlimited color choices, making it a perfect choice for all styles of high traffic kitchens. It is also non porous which keeps this countertop 99.9% bacteria free, easy to clean, and maintenance free. It never needs to be sealed, or polished and will look shiny and new, for many years, as it did the day it was installed. One downside of quartz to be aware of, is they may change color when exposed to light. So if you have sunlight from a window beaming on part of the quartz for long periods of time, be aware that it may change color over time, in comparison to the part that isn’t exposed to direct light.

Marble

A very traditional choice; this stone exudes style and elegance and whose radiance cannot be matched by any other surface. Marble is also the least expensive of the solid natural hard surface materials such as granite or courts. Marble has no problem with heat where a lot of baking is done. But marble, however, does need to be sealed. Even when sealed properly, marble can stain, if acidic foods such as red wine or tomato sauce is spilled and left on for a period of time, even if it has been sealed properly.

Slate

A nonporous, natural stone that is echo friendly and all natural. You may be used to seeing slate used in flooring, or roofing and other exterior areas. But, this stone has a lot of great qualities, allowing to be used in the Kitchen. Slate actually does not soak up stains as marble does, nor does it chip or crack easily, is heat resistant and needs very little maintenance. So it’s great to use in the kitchen. There aren’t as many color choices as granite or quartzite though. Usually, the shades of slate are black, gray, blue or brown. Also know that there aren’t many choices for edging, as there are with Quartz (Quartzite). Due to the rough edges of slate, there aren’t many options for edging for countertops. Mostly they are shaped in a standard square edge, with the edges being softened up. Also, be sure to check a sample of the particular slate you may purchase, and test it with foods, chemicals, and wear and tear before choosing to purchase, as not all slate sones are the same.

Each stone is unique. To consult with Joe Grimberg, licensed engineer and remodeling contractor to Los Angeles for the past 24 years with State Wide Construction and Remodeling  to find the right materials to use in your new kitchen, call him directly at

818-633-5462 for a free consult.

Statewide construction offers comprehensive Water and Fire Damage Restoration Services for residential and commercial properties throughout the Greater Los Angeles.

Most of the time, water damage goes unnoticed due to not being seen, which is why many are noticed leading to more costly issues.  Luckily, Everything is covered under your home owners insurance. You pay nothing from start to finish!!  We take care of ALL types of Water and Fire damage restoration services at NO COST TO YOU. We contain and clear the water/Fire damaged area and takes care of all the remodeling and renovation to your home.

Water damage can originate from different sources such as: plumbing leaks, broken pipes, leaking roof, dishwasher leakage, washing machine overflow, clogged toilet, and bad weather (snow, rain, floods). Flooded indoor areas are unsafe and prolonged flooding will cause serious structural damage.

We provide prompt and professional attention to the project from start to finish.

If you notice that your home is flooded by water or had damage from a fire in your home, please give us a call as soon as possible. We will come to your home for FREE and will take care of all the paperwork for you.  We will work to get YOU the most money from your home owners insurance so you will be able to get your home back, clean, safe and remodeled.  We represent You the home owner, NOT the insurance companies.

Call us today at 1800-840-5377, or Contact CSLB Licensee Joe Grimberg directly at 818-633-5462