When it comes to strength, character, and timeless beauty, nothing compares to natural granite. At Central Carolina Countertops, we custom fabricate and install granite countertops built to last a lifetime for homeowners across Burlington and the Triad.
Granite is one of the hardest natural stones on earth — resistant to scratches, heat, and daily kitchen wear.
No two granite slabs are identical. Your countertop will be one-of-a-kind, adding natural character to your home.
Granite countertops are a top return-on-investment upgrade for kitchens and bathrooms across the Triangle.
We carry a wide selection of granite slabs in our Burlington showroom. Browse popular styles below, custom orders also available.
Bold, sleek, and timeless. A favorite for modern kitchens.
Versatile mid-tone gray with subtle veining. Works in any style home.
Light, airy tones with subtle movement, perfect for bright spaces.
Sweeping waves of gray, cream, and tan in one versatile stone. A perfect fit for almost any home.
Warm earthy tones that complement traditional and farmhouse kitchens.
Deep, dramatic, and luxurious, a showstopper for kitchen islands.
Answers to the questions Burlington homeowners ask most often about granite countertops.
Granite is one of the best returns on investment you can make in your home, durable, timeless, and resale-friendly. It's also one of the more affordable premium countertop options on the market.
Absolutely. Granite is heat-resistant, easy to clean, and built to handle the daily demands of a busy kitchen. It's one of the most practical and beautiful natural stone options available.
Granite is a natural stone quarried directly from the earth, while quartz is an engineered man-made material. Both make excellent countertops and we carry both, so we can help you decide which is right for your home.
Granite is naturally stain-resistant, but sealing it adds an extra layer of protection against everyday spills and dulling. A professional fabricator applies a high-quality sealer at installation, so just use a granite-safe cleaner to keep it performing its best.
Granite is naturally heat-resistant, so a hot pan set briefly on the surface won't damage the stone itself. We still recommend using a trivet to protect the sealant, which is more vulnerable to heat than the granite underneath.
Granite is hard enough that cutting on it won't damage the stone, but it will dull your knives fast. We always recommend using a cutting board to protect both your tools and your countertop edges.
Granite is mined from quarries around the world, with major sources in Italy, Brazil, and beyond. Once quarried, it's cut, polished, and fabricated to fit your exact countertop dimensions.
