Quartz Countertops
If you’re looking for a new custom quartz countertop, turn to Crowley’s. We offer superb quality, fast installation, and unparalleled customer service. To schedule a free in-home consultation, give us a call today!
Get your countertop installed in only 6 days after templating!*
*Exceptions include: Full Height Backsplash, complex edge details and countertops requiring laminated edges.
Quartz Countertop Installation
Quartz countertops are one of the most popular choices for kitchens and bathrooms and for good reason. They’re durable, low maintenance, and come in a wide range of patterns and colors sure to blend seamlessly with your home. At Crowley’s, we’ll work with you to create the quartz countertop that’s the exact look, feel, and size you want — and we’ll install it.
Benefits of Quartz Countertops
- Stain resistant: quartz isn’t a porous material so it’s resistant to water intrusion and stains. This quality also makes it better resistant to bacteria and germs.
- Durability: because quartz is made up of binding materials, it’s less susceptible to cracks. However, it can become damaged when exposed to high heat so trivets are recommended.
- Variety of color choices: while quartz already comes in a myriad of colors such as amethyst, tiger’s eye, and onyx, custom looks can also be created with added pigments.
- Easy maintenance: quartz is very easy to maintain. It just needs to be cleaned regularly using soap and water or a mild household cleaner.
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Quartz Countertop Cost
Cost per square foot can be a deceiving measurement for the cost of a quartz countertop. With a myriad of color selections, edge selections, sink options, and your specific layout, the cost can vary wildly. However, if you really need an idea of what it costs, you can expect somewhere between $5,000 and $8,000 for smaller kitchens, and around $8,000 and $10,000 for larger ones. If you’re interested in a more accurate cost, contact us. We provide free, in-home consultations and estimates with no obligation!
Quartz Countertops in Portland OR
If you’re replacing your kitchen or bathroom countertops with quartz countertops, turn to Crowley’s. We’ve been helping homeowners in the Portland area create incredible transformations for more than 20 years. We guarantee you’ll love your new countertops and exceptional customer service! Contact us today to get started! We provide free in-home consultations and free estimates.
Quartz Countertop FAQs
Quartz is a crystalline mineral made of oxygen and silicon atoms. The color and pattern of your slab is largely determined by the trace amounts of impurities it contains; for example, light pink options often contain small amounts of titanium or iron, while smokey black options usually contain a higher amount of aluminum.
Yes, quartz is a naturally occurring mineral. However, the slabs used in countertops also contain between five and seven percent resin, which classifies it as a man-made material. This manufacturing process allows us to offer more color and pattern options while maintaining the durability and natural beauty of quartz.
A standard quartz slab measures 4.6 feet by 10 feet with a thickness of 2-3 centimeters. However, if you need a custom size, don’t worry! Crowley’s specializes in custom countertops, so we can work with you to create the perfect countertop solution for your space and vision. If you want to learn more or get a free in-home estimate, call us today!
Quartz countertops are popular for their natural beauty, versatility, and long lifespan. They are very easy to care for and look gorgeous for decades, making them a great option for busy households or those who want to elevate the appearance of their home.
We guarantee a 6-day turn-around from template to installation at Crowley’s. This means, if you were to template your kitchen on a Monday, your quartz countertops would be installed the following Tuesday–guaranteed!
Quartz countertops are made from natural quartz and resin to increase durability. It’s also common to add pigments to quartz countertops to create a stunning finish. Once these materials are mixed, they’re pressurized, and heated.
The appearance of discoloration, dullness, and staining can be disheartening for those who’ve invested in granite and quartz countertops. Fortunately, the majority of discoloration, dullness, or staining issues are related to water and typically affect only the surface of the stone. These problems can be prevented with proper care and resolved with the right techniques.
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Quartz Countertop Maintenance
With the right cleaning and maintenance routine, your quartz countertops should last for decades to a lifetime. Though quartz is very easy to care for, there are a few tips and tricks that can help your counters look better for longer. Learn how to take care of your quartz countertops here!
Quartz Countertop Colors
Countertops encompass a large part of the room’s aesthetic. If you’ve already decided you want granite countertops, you’ll still need to select a color. With nearly an unlimited number of options, it can be overwhelming, so here are some ways to choose the granite colors for your countertops.
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“Crowley’s has installed both kitchen and bath counters for us. We could not be more pleased! Reasonable prices and real construction expertise. From design to template to installation the polite professional and prompt service we received is beyond noteworthy.”
Glenn
“Exceptional professionalism every step of the process. On this scale of a project, you want the work done right the first time. Crowley’s delivered!”
Craig
“Crowley’s turnaround was phenomenal and their attention to our edge details was as well. We would highly recommend Crowley’s.”
Margaret
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