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Starting in the 1960’s as “Carpet, Vinyl and Countertops” we have been in business for almost 60 years. With decades of experience you can rest assured that your project will be done right the first time. You can “Trust” that we will do our best to be “Reliable” and “On Time” with each job.

Referrals are at the top of our marketing strategy and we have one of the highest referral rates in the area. Please give us the opportunity to make you a Hornaday Countertops word-of-mouth advertiser by letting us install your next kitchen and bath countertops.

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Benefits of Granite Countertops

Granite counters add value to your kitchen
Granite countertops are durable
Granite is an earth friendly material
Granite resists bacteria and dirt
Granite is easy to fix in the event that it does scratch or chip
Granite is a family friendly kitchen countertop material
Granite countertops are perfectly flat.

Pros

Granite countertops don't depreciate in value
A one-of-a-kind, natural surface that has an almost luminous look
Granite adds value to your home
Sanitary - bacterial contamination is not a problem with granite
Formed by heat and pressure, it can take the heat of a pan

Edge Options

Granite Colors

Uba Tuba

Luna Pearl

Moonlight

New Caledonia

Venetian Gold

Benefits of Quartz Countertops

Quartz countertops are homogeneous and nonporous ridding them of defects that can weaken natural stone slabs and eliminates the need for sealers. Quartz countertops are more sanitary, making them an ideal choice for kitchens and bathrooms.

Quartz is a factory-made composite material that is harder and more durable than granite and is nearly indestructible. Unlike granite, quartz is nonporous and easy to keep clean and relatively bacteria-free.

Cons

Heat easily damages quartz countertops. Excessive heat will quickly damage a quartz countertop.
They can be very expensive. Quartz countertops may cost upwards of $100 per square foot.
Sink options are limited. Integrated sinks are not incorporated into a quartz countertop.

Bathroom Countertops

While any common type of countertop, Granite, Quartz, Formica, for example, will serve well as a bathroom countertop, the majority of homeowners are opting for the natural look of stone. The same thought applying to the bathroom as the kitchen, stone or composites add value, beauty and safe functionality to your bathrooms.

A few things to consider when choosing a countertop for your bathrooms are:

Who Is Going to Be Using It, and How
Proportion and Size, Measuring Is Key
Evaluate Your Sink Needs
Review the Number of Sinks You Need
Prioritize Storage and Easy Cleaning
Examine Your Existing Plumbing
Don't Neglect the Faucet
Determine Your Sink Style

Bathroom Sink Options

Oval

Rectangle

Sink Options

The most common sink found in kitchens today is Stainless Steel, and for good reason:

Stainless steel sinks

Are the easiest to keep clean and sterilized – which explains their use in hospitals, restaurants and other public facilities.
Are non-porous, so they are stain resistant and do not hold on to food debris.
Are durable and long lasting, even with a higher gauge, but a thicker sink with a lower gauge may be less likely to dent.
Stylish and beautiful – Stainless Steel has been a favorite for businesses and homeowners for many decades and will never go out of style.

60x40 Split Left

40x60 Split Right

50x50 Split

Large Single

Hornaday Countertops, 103 Green Meadows Road, W.Columbia, S.C. 29170, 803-309-2552

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