MC Granite Charlotte

Ten years of kitchens, bathrooms, and projects we've gotten to be part of. We wanted to mark it with something more than a thank you post.

Saturday, July 11th, our Westport Road showroom turns into a celebration. Food, drinks, and a few surprises for anyone who stops by, including a shot at winning new countertops for your own kitchen!*

Whether you're a homeowner, a builder, or a designer we've worked with over the years, this celebration is for the whole community that's been part of our story.

See you soon!

- Terms and conditions apply to raffle prizes.

The hardest part of any renovation isn't choosing, it's wondering if you'll regret the choice later.

It's easy to fall in love with a sample when you're holding it in your hand.

Seeing how materials interact with your cabinets, lighting, and layout is where the real clarity happens.

Granite staining is almost always a sealant problem, and the fix is simpler than you'd think.

Natural stone is porous, without a protective coat of sealant, spills work their way in and stains follow. Resealing once a year is all it takes to keep that from happening.

Mild soap and water is all you need for day-to-day cleaning. We apply the first coat of sealant on every project we install. After that, once a year keeps your stone in good shape.

Every middleman in the supply chain adds a cost. By the time that stone reaches a regular showroom, you've paid for all of them without knowing it.

We import directly from quarries around the world. The stone comes to us, we fabricate it, and we install it.

When you compare our prices to other places in Charlotte, you'll see the difference.

Three stones that offer very different personalities for your kitchen or bathroom.

Jessica from our Hickory showroom shares her top 3 picks, and the way she describes them makes it hard to choose just one.

Natural stone comes in a wide variety: rustic, soft, bold, dramatic. The best way to find yours is to see them in person.

Which one was your favorite?

Picking a stone company goes beyond finding a color you love.

The process behind the product is what separates a smooth project from a stressful one.

Who fabricates your stone, who installs it, what happens if something goes wrong, and how long you’ll be without a functioning kitchen are all things worth knowing before you commit.

These three questions will give you a clear picture of any company. Bring them to your next showroom visit.