East Lansing has every kind of kitchen, from family homes in the older neighborhoods to condos and rental houses near Michigan State. The right stone depends on who uses the kitchen and how hard.

For rentals and busy households, quartz is the easy choice. It is nonporous, so it never needs sealing, and it shrugs off the coffee, wine and cooking oil that stain softer surfaces. Owners of rental property often like that one color can carry across several units.

For homeowners who want something one of a kind, granite gives you natural pattern that no two slabs share, and it handles a hot pan better than quartz. We walk you through both before you decide.

Our shop on Sloan Hwy is about nine miles from East Lansing. Once your cabinets are in, we come out to template the space, plan the seams and cutouts with you, cut and polish the pieces in our shop, and bring them back to install. If you are scheduling around tenants or a closing date, tell us when you request a quote.

From our Lansing shop to your East Lansing home

Every countertop we install in East Lansing is templated in your space, cut and polished in our shop on Sloan Hwy, and set by our own crew. Compare granite, quartz and limestone, or read our stone guide.