Cutting Edge Kitchens grew to become what it is today from rather humble beginnings: a cabinet guy and a side project. The owner, Ben Kalkman, was managing a cabinet-shop crew at the time and had made a few granite countertops on the side for various customers.
When he realized that the "countertops on the side" gig was taking more time and reaping more profits than his actual job, he took the plunge into full-time granite work and bootstrapped the business from essentially nothing.Over the years, Cutting Edge Kitchens has grown into a top-tier countertop business and collected a stellar crew of dedicated employees.
When he realized that the "countertops on the side" gig was taking more time and reaping more profits than his actual job, he took the plunge into full-time granite work and bootstrapped the business from essentially nothing.Over the years, Cutting Edge Kitchens has grown into a top-tier countertop business and collected a stellar crew of dedicated employees.
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At Cutting Edge Kitchens we take great pride in our reputation for quality work. We go the extra mile for our customers and are always striving to stay at the very peak of our industry. Cutting edge is more than our name, it's our brand and way of life. With over 9 years in the industry we've got the skills and experience to give you the best service from an experienced and authoritative viewpoint.
Natural Stone
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The term "granite countertops" or "stone countertops" can refer to a number of different materials, each with different characteristics and applications. Generally speaking, stone countertops fall into two categories - natural materials, and synthetic materials. Natural stone is anything that has been mined out of the ground, sliced into slabs and polished for use as a finished countertop in the home.
Quartz
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Quartz is the most common synthetic countertop material we handle, quartz is manufactured by combining a ground-up mineral aggregate (usually quartz and glass, hence the name) with a resin binder and pressing into a slab-shaped form to cure.
Quartz is one of the strongest countertop materials out there; it can withstand bending and impact forces that would shatter a natural stone, and will resist scratches, stains, cleaners and general household wear better than the expensive white marbles it's often designed to imitate (though not quite as well as granite).
Quartz is one of the strongest countertop materials out there; it can withstand bending and impact forces that would shatter a natural stone, and will resist scratches, stains, cleaners and general household wear better than the expensive white marbles it's often designed to imitate (though not quite as well as granite).
Porcelain
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A relative newcomer to the countertop industry, porcelain slabs are made of a furnace sintered ceramic material which has a high-detail image or pattern printed and sealed onto the surface. It is stronger and more abrasion-resistant than almost any other countertop material, as well as lighter due to being sold in a variety of thicknesses.
Basic Care & Maintenance
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When considering everyday maintenance for a new set of countertops, the volume of information available from different (and sometimes conflicting) sources can certainly be overwhelming. The specifics do vary a bit based on the nature of the material used, but as a general rule, be gentle and treat them like anything else you'd want to keep clean.
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