Proudly Certified: Our Commitment to Safety with OSHA SHARP Stone Masters Inc. is proud to announce that we have officially completed our certification for OSHA’s SHARP program (Safety and Health Achievement Recognition Program). By voluntarily enrolling, we have chosen to go far beyond basic regulatory requirements to ensure our workplace maintains the highest quality and […]
Ann Marie and Ashley DiTomaso: Now Certified CEU Speakers As long-time, proud members of the Marble Institute of America (MIA), we are thrilled to announce that both Ann Marie and Ashley DiTomaso have successfully completed the MIA’s rigorous accreditation process to become Certified CEU Speakers. What This Means for Our Industry Partners With this new
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Experience the Stone: Why Seeing is Believing There is truly no substitute for seeing and feeling a stone product in person when you’re planning a remodel. While online photos are great for gathering inspiration, they don’t always capture the intricate details, texture, and natural variations that make each slab unique. To help you in your
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How to Properly Seal Your Stone Countertops Sealing your stone counter is a simple task—if you can wash a car, you can seal stone! However, it is important to first note that not all surfaces require a sealer. For example, Quartz is non-porous and does not need to be sealed, and Soapstone also does not
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When Should You Seal Your Stone Countertop? Not all natural stones are porous, and only a few give natural stone a reputation for staining. Every stone processed at Stone Masters is sealed with a high-quality sealer. To determine if your stone needs to be resealed, you can perform a simple test: when dry, stone is
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How to Clean Your Stone Countertop Keeping your natural or engineered stone countertop looking its best is simple if you follow the right routine. Here are the best practices for maintaining your stone surfaces: Cleaning Best Practices The Best Method: Clean your stone surface using only warm water and a soft cloth. Using Soap: If
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