Countertop Installation in San Antonio, TX

Common options include quartz, granite, marble, and quartzite, each with different looks, porosity levels, and maintenance needs. Quartz is non-porous and needs no sealing, while granite, marble, and quartzite are natural stones that benefit from periodic resealing to stay stain-resistant.

Yes, natural stone surfaces like granite, marble, and quartzite are porous and should be sealed at installation and resealed periodically to protect against staining. A simple water-drop test tells you when it is time to reseal: if water soaks in quickly rather than beading up, the surface needs attention.

Quartz is an engineered surface made from ground stone and resin, so it is non-porous and does not require sealing. Granite is a natural stone slab that is porous, giving each piece a unique pattern, but it does need periodic sealing to stay protected against spills and stains.

A countertop installer measures, fabricates if needed, and fits the surface to your existing cabinets in both kitchens and bathrooms. BPM Construction Group serves Boerne and handles countertop installation in both rooms as part of the same project.

Yes, BPM Construction Group offers cabinet installation as a separate service alongside countertop work in New Braunfels. Coordinating both through one contractor keeps measurements consistent and avoids gaps or overhangs between your cabinets and new surface.

For natural stone surfaces, wipe up spills quickly, use a stone-safe cleaner, and avoid acidic products like vinegar that can etch marble or limestone. Retest the surface with a few drops of water each year: if it absorbs rather than beads, it is time to reseal the stone.