Sondos Stone · Greensboro, North Carolina

Quartz made for real life.

Consistent color, easy everyday care and custom fabrication by one experienced local team serving Greensboro and the North Carolina Triad.

Brittanicca Gold Warm quartz slab Engineered Quartz Collection
Marquina Midnight quartz

Light to dramatic movement

73 Quartz colors online
No sealing Low routine maintenance
Custom Fabrication and edge work
Local NC Triad installation team
Calacatta Miraggio Cielo quartz surface
73 Colors ready to explore

Made for everyday living

Beautiful movement. Easier maintenance.

Quartz combines natural quartz minerals with resins and pigments to create a strong, nonporous surface with more consistent color and movement than most natural stone. It is a practical option for kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms, offices and commercial interiors.

Consistent appearance Patterns are easier to coordinate with cabinets, flooring and backsplashes.
No routine sealing The nonporous surface does not require the periodic sealing associated with many natural stones.
Wide design range Choose subtle whites, warm neutrals, bold dark colors and marble-inspired movement.
Custom fabricated Every project is measured, cut, finished and professionally installed for its specific space.

Why homeowners choose quartz

Designed to handle busy spaces.

Quartz offers dependable everyday performance with the clean, coordinated appearance many modern projects need.

01

Easy daily cleaning

Mild soap, warm water and a soft cloth are usually all that is needed for normal everyday care.

02

Nonporous surface

Quartz resists moisture absorption and does not require routine sealing.

03

Predictable patterns

Engineered movement provides more consistency between the sample, slab and finished space.

04

Made for your layout

Sink openings, cooktop cutouts, seams, edges and overhangs are fabricated around your project.

Choose your direction

Three quartz looks. Completely different spaces.

01 · Marble inspired

Calacatta movement

Strong or delicate veining creates a refined focal point for islands, perimeter countertops and full-height backsplashes.

02 · Bright and clean

White and light quartz

Lighter surfaces keep the room open and provide a flexible base for painted, stained or natural wood cabinets.

03 · Bold contrast

Gray and dark quartz

Deeper colors create contrast against light cabinets and add visual weight to islands, bars and commercial spaces.

Simple long-term care

Keep quartz looking its best.

Quartz is low maintenance, but a few simple habits help protect its finish and appearance for years.

01

Use mild soap and water

Clean everyday messes with warm water, mild soap and a soft cloth or nonabrasive sponge.

02

Wipe spills promptly

Quartz is stain resistant, but strongly colored liquids and food should still be cleaned up without unnecessary delay.

03

Protect it from high heat

Use a trivet or heat pad under hot cookware and heat-producing appliances to protect the resin in the surface.

04

Avoid harsh chemicals

Do not use highly abrasive cleaners, strong solvents or chemicals that are not approved by the quartz manufacturer.

From selection to installation

One team. Every major step.

01

Choose your quartz

Browse colors and identify the patterns that work with your cabinets, flooring and lighting.

02

Review the project

Share measurements, layout details, sink information, edge preferences and removal requirements.

03

Field measurement

Our team confirms final dimensions, overhangs, cutouts, seams and other project details.

04

Fabrication and installation

Your quartz is cut, finished, delivered and professionally installed for your space.

Compare the two popular choices

Quartz or granite?

Feature
Quartz
Granite
Material
Engineered surface
Natural stone
Appearance
More consistent color and movement
Unique variation in every slab
Sealing
No routine sealing required
Periodic sealing is usually recommended
Heat
Use trivets to protect the resin
Very good natural heat resistance
Best for
Consistency and easier maintenance
Natural movement and one-of-a-kind character

Quartz countertop questions

Straight answers before you choose.

Do quartz countertops need to be sealed?
No. Quartz is nonporous and does not require routine sealing.
Is quartz good for kitchen countertops?
Yes. Quartz is popular for kitchens because it is nonporous, available in many colors and easy to clean during everyday use.
Can hot pans be placed directly on quartz?
A trivet or heat pad is recommended. High or prolonged heat can damage the resin used in the quartz surface.
Is quartz better than granite?
Neither is automatically better. Quartz provides more consistent patterns and no routine sealing, while granite provides natural, one-of-a-kind slab variation.
Can quartz be used in bathrooms?
Yes. Quartz works well for bathroom vanities, shower ledges, tub surrounds and other interior surfaces.
What edge profiles are available?
Options can include eased, beveled, demi bullnose, full bullnose, ogee and mitered edges. Availability depends on the design and selected material.
How long does the countertop process take?
Timing depends on material availability, project size, field measurement, fabrication requirements and the installation schedule.

Find the quartz color that completes your space.

Explore all 73 colors or contact our team for help comparing the best options for your kitchen, bathroom or commercial project.