Marlton Countertop Installers

MARLTON, NJ

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Marlton Countertop Installation Articles

SBA winners include well-rated Angie's List businesses

Three people named top business owners in their states are also highly rated on Angie’s List. They are contenders for the U.S. Small Business Administration’s 2013 national award, part of Small Business Week.

How much do recycled glass countertops cost?

Save money by combining higher-priced recycled glass countertop material with a less expensive solid surface for work areas. (Photo courtesy of Angie's List member Kane M. of Petaluma, Fla.)

Depending on the size of recycled glass bits and the rarity of color, material for recycled glass countertops can cost as much or more than other countertop options, say highly rated kitchen remodelers.

Are recycled glass countertops a good granite alternative?

Recycled glass countertops from Vetrazzo evoke the look of terrazzo flooring. (Photo courtesy of Angie's List member Kane M. of Petaluma, Fla.)

Recycled glass countertops can be a good alternative to granite if you want an attractive, durable and environmentally sustainable option, say Angie’s List members and highly rated kitchen remodelers.

Are granite countertops right for you?

Text and photos by Lindy Keyser

Indianapolis homeowners seem to be following a new trend to trade in their quartz and tile countertops for much more durable granite. Dan Marsh, co-owner of A-rated Classic Stone in Carmel, says 75 percent of his countertop installations involve granite, a stone that not only withstands extreme heat but also doubles as a kitchen cutting board because it's nearly impossible to scratch. "As far as durability is concerned, granite far surpasses solid and laminate countertops," he says.