Quartz Countertops in Michigan, Northern Ohio & Northern Indiana
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Quartz countertops are a practical choice for busy kitchens and bathrooms because they look polished, hold up well, and do not require much from you day to day. For homeowners who want a durable surface without the maintenance that comes with some natural stone, quartz offers the right balance of style and performance.
MKD Kitchen & Bath fabricates quartz countertops in-house at our Marshall, MI, facility rather than outsourcing the work. That means the same company that measures and specs your project also cuts, finishes, schedules, and installs the material, which keeps the process more consistent from start to finish. Our licensed, insured, and background-checked installation teams serve homeowners across Michigan, Northern Indiana, and Northern Ohio.
Features & Benefits
The Best Quartz Countertops
Benefits of Quartz Countertops
We love engineered quartz for its dynamic, luxurious practicality. It’s the material that gives you everything you need. Here are a few more reasons why quartz is at the top of our list.
Offering the same durability as granite and concrete, quartz has the advantage because it doesn’t crack or chip as easily. Warm, smooth, and seamless, quartz lets you choose among many colors and offers a luxurious appearance you just can’t get with other materials.
It's Durable
- Quartz is resistant to scratches and staining
- Certain materials can be up to 2x stronger than granite
Maintenance Free
- Quartz countertops never need to be sealed or polished
- Will maintain the same appearance overtime
Non-Porous
- The non-absorbent material of quartz resists staining
- Harmful bacteria cannot penetrate quartz
Modern Aesthetics
- Modern, versatile, and simplistic design options
- Consistent patterns are great for oversized projects
Quartz Countertops Style & Design
Quartz gives you more design flexibility than many homeowners expect. The color range includes bright whites, warm neutrals, soft grays, deep charcoals, and natural stone-inspired patterns.
You can also choose from polished, honed, and textured finishes depending on the look you want. A polished finish creates a clean, reflective surface, while honed and textured finishes can give the countertop a softer or more understated feel.
Edge profiles add another layer of customization. A simple edge can keep the design modern and streamlined, while more detailed profiles can give the countertop a traditional look. You can browse available edge profiles or check out our design guide for direction on material and finish combinations.
Lyra
by Silestone
Et. Calacatta Gold
by Silestone
Pietra
by Silestone
Everest
LG Viatera
Aria
LG Viatera
Quartz Brands We Carry
MKD works with respected quartz manufacturers so you can choose a color, pattern, and finish that fits your home and your budget.
Available quartz brands include:
LG Viatera
Caesarstone
MSI Quartz
Silestone
Cambria
If you're specifically exploring Cambria, our Cambria quartz page covers that line in more detail.
One of the main reasons quartz countertops are our best-selling surface materials is the fact that they require very little and simple care and maintenance. To get the most out of these antibacterial surfaces we recommend the following countertop care instructions:
Caring For Quartz Countertops
Although quartz will resist permanent staining when exposed to liquids like wine, vinegar, coffee, lemon juice, soda, and so on, it’s important to wipe up spills immediately, before they have a chance to dry. Quartz surfaces should be wiped clean with a damp soft cloth, such as a microfiber cloth or paper towel. Carefully dry the surface to remove any food residue, crumbs, or other soils. For best results, we recommend wiping any liquids from your quartz surface immediately to prevent damage.
You can create a disinfectant solution with an 8:1 ratio of clean water and rubbing alcohol. To do so, you will combine 1/4 cup of rubbing alcohol and two cups of water in a spray bottle. We recommend adding 1-2 drops of an essential oil of your choice – lemon, lavender, etc. to give you a smell-good clean! When using the solution make sure an even layer is sprayed on the surface – the mixture will need to sit for 2-3 minutes to be most effective.
You should always refer to the manufacture’s guidelines for the specific product of quartz you own, however, here are a few tips we can offer:
Routine Soils: Use a mild soap and clean warm or cool water to wipe clean the area with a soft cloth. After washing the area with soap make sure to rinse clean with cool water and dry thoroughly.
Set-In Soils: For tough stains like cooking grease, nail polish, gum, and more, cleaners like window cleaner, Formula 409, and other common household cleaners may be used. Simply spray the area down and let the product sit for 2 minutes then scrub with a non-scratch pad (e.g. Scotch-Brite)
Quartz Countertop Pricing: What to Expect
Quartz countertop pricing in Michigan generally ranges from $46 to $82 per square foot. Your final cost depends on the slab you choose, total square footage, edge profile, layout, and installation complexity.
Financing is available for quartz countertop projects, including options such as 12 months no payments and no interest. Many homeowners use financing to move forward with the surface they really want while spreading the cost over time.
Where We Serve Across Michigan, Northern Ohio & Northern Indiana
MKD fabricates quartz countertops from our Marshall, MI, facility and installs them across a wide Midwest service area. In Michigan, we serve communities including Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, Grand Rapids, Lansing, Ann Arbor, Troy, and the greater Metro Detroit area. We also serve customers through our Costco partnership locations throughout the state.
Outside Michigan, our quartz countertop service area extends into Northern Indiana, including South Bend and Fort Wayne, and Northern Ohio, including Toledo and Perrysburg. Our Battle Creek and Kalamazoo design centers support local customers, but you do not need to live near a design center to work with MKD.
For a full list of cities and counties covered, visit our service areas page.
Frequently Asked Questions
You may be surprised to know that man-made engineered premium natural quartz countertops are priced very closely to that of their granite surfaces, which are natural stone countertops. On average, quartz can range anywhere from $46-$82 a sq.ft. while granite ranges from $40-$80, with some more exotic stones priced at $100 or more a sq.ft. However, a number of factors will impact the total countertop price, such as edge profile, design choice, surface finish, and the size of your project.
Quartz and granite are both durable countertop materials, but they differ in maintenance and appearance. Quartz does not require sealing and offers more consistent patterning. Granite is a natural stone, so every slab has its own variation and typically requires periodic sealing. Our granite countertops page offers a deeper comparison if you are weighing both options.
With most quartz retail pricing the cost of install is going to be included in the cost per square foot. However, you will want to keep in mind the additional costs that will need to be factored into your countertops install, including removal and haul away of your existing countertop, sink and range cutouts, plumbing disconnects and reconnects, edge profile upgrades and more. We offer a complimentary online quoting tool that will help you get an estimate for a new quartz countertop.
We do not recommend placing hot pans on quartz countertops as it could damage the surface. Instead, we suggest placing hot pots and pans on pot holders or trivets in order to protect the quartz countertop.
Yes! At MKD, we offer financing options for your new quartz countertop! You can get 12 months no payments, no interest if paid in full during the promotional period with our most popular plan. Learn more about our financing here.
Quartz is one of the hardest countertop materials available and performs well in active kitchens. Normal food prep, dishes, and daily household use do not typically cause visible wear. For families with children or kitchens that get used every day, that durability is one of the main reasons homeowners choose quartz.
The timeline depends on slab availability, project size, layout, and scheduling. MKD manages the process from measurement through ordering, fabrication, and installation, so you do not have to coordinate between separate fabricators and installers.
Quartz Countertops Designed For Your Michigan Home
Your countertop project starts with a free in-home consultation. MKD will come to your home, measure the space, review quartz options, discuss your goals, and provide an estimate based on the actual scope of work. There is no pressure and no obligation.
For 75 years, MKD Kitchen & Bath has served homeowners across Michigan and the surrounding Midwest with practical remodeling solutions, in-house fabrication, and installation managed by a team that knows the work from start to finish. Whether you are updating a kitchen, replacing bathroom vanity tops, or planning a larger remodel, we can help you choose a quartz countertop that fits your home, your style, and your budget.
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