Blog Tag: quartz

Countertops can lose their look and function over time, showing issues like cracks, stubborn stains, dull finishes, separated seams, or mold around edges. These problems often mean it’s time for professional repair or refinishing to protect the stone and extend its life. GMS Werks offers expert services to restore beauty, durability, and ease of maintenance for granite, marble, quartzite, and other natural stone surfaces.

In humid spaces like bathrooms and spas, natural stone offers durability and beauty—if you choose the right type. GMS Werks highlights top options like granite, quartzite, slate and marble, each suited for specific uses. With proper sealing and care, these stones resist moisture and wear. GMS Werks helps you select and install the perfect surface for long-lasting, stylish results.

Although quartz and quartzite sound similar in name, they are actually in fact different from each other, oftentimes confusing retailers when they have to make a decision. Here, we discuss the differeneces between these two countertop materials. 

Learn the advantages of using quartzite surfaces in your home!

When it comes time to update your bathroom countertops, you may be overwhelmed with all of the options to choose from. Luckily at GMS Werks, our natural stone professionals know the pros and cons of each type of natural stone countertops. Below, we discuss some of the best natural stone countertops that will look good and perform great in your bathroom!

 If you are considering installing new quartz countertops in your home, be sure to check out this guide to learn everything you need to know about quartz!

Thinking of adding new stone countertops to your home? Here's everything you need to know about the most popular stone countertop materials. 

A new year calls for new home trends! Check out what kitchen designs experts are predicting to trend in 2022!

Learn the benefits of using natural quartzite in your kitchen and bathroom deisgn!

To protect your natural stone surfaces, regular sealing may be needed. This blog explains how often you should be sealing your natural stone!