Andino White
Natural Stone - Slab
The look of marble with the strength of granite — a hard, dense natural stone built for real kitchens.
Natural quartzite
Quartzite countertops in Knoxville, TN have quickly become a favorite for homeowners who want the elegant, light, veined look of marble with far more durability. Quartzite is a natural stone formed when sandstone is transformed under intense heat and pressure, creating a hard, dense surface that resists scratches and heat.
It's an ideal choice for busy kitchens that want a high-end, statement look without the softness of marble. Choose your slab in our Knoxville showroom and we'll handle expert fabrication and installation.
Natural Stone - Slab
Natural Stone - SQFT
Granite
Natural Stone - Slab
Natural Stone - Slab
Natural Stone - Slab
Natural Stone - Slab
Natural Stone - SQFT
Natural Stone - SQFT
Natural Stone - Slab
Natural Stone - Slab
Natural Stone - SQFT
Natural Stone - SQFT
Natural Stone - Slab
Natural Stone - Slab
Natural Stone - Slab
Natural Stone - Slab
Granite
Granite
Natural Stone - Slab
Natural Stone - Slab
Natural Stone - Slab
Natural Stone - Slab
Natural Stone - Slab
Granite
Natural Stone - Slab
Natural Stone - Slab
Natural Stone - SQFT
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Granite remains one of the most popular countertop surfaces in Knoxville — and for good reason.
Highly scratch- and heat-resistant for everyday use.
Light tones and dramatic veining without the softness.
A genuine stone — every slab is one of a kind.
Sealed quartzite stays beautiful with simple care.
How quartzite compares to two surfaces it's often confused with.
| Feature | Quartzite | Granite | Quartz |
|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Natural stone | Natural stone Engineered | |
| Hardness | Very hard | Softer | Hard |
| Heat | Excellent | Good | Use trivets |
| Sealing | Periodic | Periodic | Never |
Serving Knoxville, Farragut, Karns, Powell, Maryville, Oak Ridge, Lenoir City, Clinton, Hardin Valley, and surrounding areas.
No. Quartzite is 100% natural stone; quartz is engineered from ground stone and resin. Quartzite has natural veining and is very hard and heat-resistant.
Yes — quartzite is much harder and more scratch- and etch-resistant than marble, with a similar light, veined look.
It's dense but benefits from periodic sealing for maximum stain resistance. We seal it at installation.
Installed quartzite typically ranges from about $80 to $150 per square foot. See our price guide and book a free measure.