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These days, plenty of busy homeowners are looking for low-maintenance countertops for their kitchens. Apart from being easy to clean, they also don’t require post-initial installation. Here are four low-maintenance kitchen countertops you should consider.  

1. Quartz
Quartz, also known as engineered stone, is a favorite countertop choice among homeowners. It’s an attractive material that has the look and performance of stone, such as marble, without the drawbacks and weaknesses. It also does not stain and is non-porous. Quartz is a very versatile countertop material that you can also use for your bathroom vanity.

2. Laminate
Many benefits await you if you choose a laminate countertop. In addition to its durability, it comes in a wide variety of colors and patterns. A laminate countertop is not just easy to clean, but also doesn’t require sealing or refinishing. Since it’s a non-porous material, you don’t have to worry about moisture seeping into it as well. In terms of aesthetics, this countertop material is designed to mimic other materials, including granite.

3. Stainless Steel
Like laminate, a stainless steel countertop does not have to be sealed or refinished. After all, foods and spills don’t easily stain the material. It can also withstand hot pots and pans in the kitchen. To clean your stainless steel countertop, all you need is mild soap and water.

4. Solid Surface
A solid surface countertop is very easy to maintain and can be easily cleaned with soap and water. There is a wide variety of solid surface types, including Corian® and Soapstone countertops. These low-maintenance resin countertops are resistant to staining and can withstand heat and impact as well. If lightly scratched, the affected area can be sanded out, restoring its appearance.

If you’re interested in purchasing new kitchen countertops, talk to our experts at Granite Works. We are more than glad to help you find the best countertop that fits your home. To learn more about our cheap granite countertops, call us today at (301) 640-5010. You may also fill out our contact form to request a quote. We proudly serve homeowners in Washington, DC, and Maryland.