Bloomday Granite and Marble

Hi Nick, We have many remnants available for purchase. That can be a great way to get a top of the line material for LESS. May I help connect you with one of our sales associates? Jennifer

In most instances, the process takes approximately 1 ½ to 2 weeks. At certain times during the year, our schedule may be modified due to the number of projects we have underway. This may increase the time it takes us to complete a project. We will communicate your template and countertop install date upfront so you can plan accordingly once the estimate is signed and you’re ready to move forward.

Stone counters weigh approximately 20 lbs per square foot. The span of a bar or island overhang can be very heavy. People tend to underestimate that weight and will stand or push on the surface. If the weight is not adequately supported, the counter overhang can break and cause damage or injury. Please discuss any overhangs or raised bars with your project manager to determine the proper supports necessary for you!

You should wait until after the countertop install to begin your tile backsplash. If there is an existing tile backsplash you wish to keep, it is necessary to cut the tile area to a width that allows room for the installation of the new countertop without leaving too much of a gap.

We will make every effort to accommodate any changes, however, we cannot guarantee these changes can be made after the day of the template appointment. We have a very strict timeline in which altering paperwork and drawings may affect your install date. Any changes must be made in writing and approved.

Natural stone countertops are a high cost investment in your home. Your countertop may be prone to chips and cracks if not installed properly, which means you could be paying for a replacement. We are experienced professionals who know how to get the job done right the first time. Let us take on the liability and responsibility. We offer warranties with every install. If we template and install the countertops, we are responsible if there are issues or if things do not fit properly. Please note that quartz and solid surface materials are not covered by warranty if we do not install them. Talk to your project manager about the details of your warranty.

Granite is 100% natural stone. It has a more coarse pattern and tends to have more natural variations within the slab. Granite stone countetops are generally less expensive than quartz at the entry-level. It does require a sealer, which Bloomday applies with every countertop install. Quartz, on the other hand, offers more uniform patterns, more solid colors, and no garnet. The surface tends to be smoother and does not require a sealant. Quartz does not react well to heat and can crack or break if it gets too hot.

Installation of stone on cabinetry more than 3/16 out of level has a higher risk for cracking and breakage. Bloomday has contacts available who will be able to level cabinets before installation. Please discuss this issue with your project manager for an answer specific to your situation. Here’s what to expect during the cabinet leveling process.

Quickly cleaning up spills and cleaning daily with warm water and mild dish soap are the best maintenance guidelines for daily use. Check out our dedicated maintenance page for a full look at keeping your countertops in tip-top shape!

Choosing your materials is an exciting part of the process! Quartz is generally ordered by samples from the manufacturer. On arrival, Bloomday Granite will call you to come view and approve your material. Please note that quartz goes through a manufacturing process in which moires can be present at the finish of the polish. This appears as a hazy surface and cannot be removed. With Granite, you can either approve your slabs before template or visit our suppliers directly to handpick your slabs in advance. If this material is placed on hold more than 2 weeks before the template, you may be asked to pay a deposit to continue to hold the material.

No. Bloomday prices on a per-job basis. Square footage certainly goes into the formulation for your estimate, however, that is not the only guideline we use. We consider install time, amount of cutouts, fabrication costs, template costs, taxes, and material charges. We’ll provide you or your client with one blanket cost to complete the project instead of listing out all “extra” costs for cutouts, holes, edge costs, etc. Check out our Pricing Page for more information!