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Stone Nation Granite & Marble
4.8(19 reviews)
Certified by Stone Nation Granite & Marble • Apr 26, 2026
Business Details
30 SW Front St, Milford, DE
19963, United States
Certified by Stone Nation Granite & Marble • Apr 26, 2026
(302) 405-0049
Certified by Stone Nation Granite & Marble • Apr 26, 2026
http://stonenationde.com
Certified by Stone Nation Granite & Marble • Apr 26, 2026
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Certified by Stone Nation Granite & Marble • Apr 26, 2026
Countertop Store
Stone Nation Granite & Marble provides countertops to the Milford, DE area.
Location
Certified by Stone Nation Granite & Marble • Apr 26, 2026
Hours
Certified by Stone Nation Granite & Marble • Apr 26, 2026
Monday9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
SundayClosed
Reviews
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- TCTodd CulottaApr 17, 20265.0Folks at Stone nation do a great job and provide real value and quality in their work. I have worked with them on multiple occasions and every time it's been a pleasure. I would recommend them every time
- KLKathryn LynnApr 13, 20265.0I worked with Biri and she was exceptional. I had a great experience with Stone Nation for our custom home build and would recommend them highly.
- VLVicki LentzApr 8, 20265.0Great business. Easy to work with.
- BSBetty StewartFeb 3, 20265.0Excellent to work with, installed quartz countertops and backsplash, cleaned up and hauled away the old countertops, very happy with my countertops, would use again if needed.
- SCSandra CulottaJan 13, 20255.0This company does outstanding work and they stand behind their products and workmanship. The owners always go above and beyond.
Frequently Asked Questions About Stone Nation Granite & Marble
What is the difference between granite and quartz?
Granite, marble, and soapstone are natural stones that are quarried from the earth and cut into blocks and then slabs. Engineered stone, also referred to as quartz, is a man-made material consisting of quartz (a mineral found in natural stone), resin, and color pigment mixed and then formed into a slab.
What is templating?
Templating is when our skilled field team physically confirms the final dimensions of your project using various methodologies. It is during this visit that the final details will be confirmed and signed off on including sink details, faucet information, backsplash, etc.
Are my countertops sealed?
Granite countertops are porous and are recommended to be sealed. Our company offers a commercial-grade sealer. The porosity of quartz is minuscule and therefore the industry currently states sealer is not required.
Can I cut food directly on my granite or quartz countertop?
Granite and quartz are scratch and stain-resistant but not scratch and stain-proof. We recommend utilizing a cutting board and a hotplate as a heat protector to prolong the life and image of your finished design.
What is the average cost of quartz, granite, or marble countertops?
All materials like marble, granite, and quartz have a range of price points. Traditionally marble tends to be the most expensive. Granite and quartz are similarly priced, again with a wide range from entry-level price points to more exotic stones that carry a higher price point. Understanding our customers' styles and budgets can help to tailor the right stone for each project.
Is marble appropriate for high-traffic areas?
Yes, marble since ancient times has been used in all areas of home from furnishings to floors. Marble has proven as durable as materials traditionally considered to be sturdier with the added benefit of creating a warm welcoming atmosphere. For a comprehensive look at selecting the right stone for your project, visit us now.
Do natural stone countertops increase resale value?
Yes, natural stone is known for its longevity and durability.
Is granite recommended for the kitchen?
Yes, granite is a great natural stone to use in the kitchen. Granite is very durable and easy to care for. It is heat-resistant and not likely to stain, etch, or dull. It is also safe to prepare food on, even though it is always recommended to use a cutting board when preparing food. Using cutting boards protects your knives and countertops as best as possible.
How do you care for granite?
Caring for granite is easy! It is very simple to care for. Protect your natural stone countertop by using a recommended cleaner, a cutting board, and protective pads for hot pans and trays. Although granite is heat-resistant and not likely to stain, you will definitely not hurt your countertops in an effort to protect them.
What is quartzite, and how is it different from quartz?
The biggest difference is quartzite is 100% natural while quartz is a manufactured product. Quartzite is a metamorphic rock. It started out as sandstone and then it transformed into what we see today due to prolonged exposure to heat and pressure below the earth's surface.
Quartz is a manufactured stone that is molded and baked into slabs. Quartz is non-porous, so it repels water and most stains. Quartzite is porous, so it needs to be sealed to prevent staining.
Why should I choose granite over synthetic materials?
The choice is really up to you. Granite is a natural stone, so it has natural strength. The surface may be porous, but it is easy to seal to protect it for long-term use. Mostly, granite is simply unmatched in terms of look. Synthetic materials simply don't compare.
What types of stone countertops does Stone Nation Granite & Marble specialize in?
Stone Nation Granite & Marble specializes in granite, quartz, marble, and quartzite countertops.
What is the difference between granite and quartz countertops?
Granite is a natural stone quarried from the earth, while quartz is an engineered stone made by mixing quartz mineral with resin and pigments.
Is it necessary to seal granite and quartz countertops?
Granite is porous and recommended to be sealed with a commercial-grade sealer. Quartz has minuscule porosity and generally does not require sealing.
How does the templating process work at Stone Nation Granite & Marble?
Templating involves a skilled field team measuring final project dimensions and confirming details like sink and faucet placement before fabrication.
Can I cut food directly on my granite or quartz countertop?
It's recommended to use a cutting board since granite and quartz are scratch-resistant but not scratch-proof to protect both the countertop and knives.
What are Stone Nation Granite & Marble's operating hours?
They are open Monday to Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM, Saturday from 8 AM to 1 PM, and closed on Sundays and on the holiday 2025-11-27.
What payment options are accepted at Stone Nation Granite & Marble?
They accept American Express, cash, check, Discover, MasterCard, and Visa.
How can I contact Stone Nation Granite & Marble?
You can call them at +1 302-405-0049, or email info@stonenationde.com. They are located at 30 SW Front St, Milford, DE 19963.
What nearby places can I visit along with Stone Nation Granite & Marble in Milford?
Nearby you can visit Riverwalk Gifts & Toytopia for shopping by the river, Milford Tavern for dining and drinks, and Mispillion Riverwalk Park for a relaxing outdoor experience along the water.
Are there nearby religious or community organizations close to Stone Nation Granite & Marble?
Yes, nearby places include TDHC Holiness Church, Iglesia Pentecostal Soldados De La Luz, Tabernacle Of Faith, and Women of Worth Women’s Ministry, which can be of interest to community members.
Is there a local market or grocery store near Stone Nation Granite & Marble?
Yes, Farmacy Market is a nearby farmers market and specialty grocery store, ideal for picking up fresh and specialty groceries before or after visiting the countertop store.
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