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Granite & Quartz Slabs – Timeless Beauty for Your New Home

Capell Flooring & Interiors provides high-quality granite, quartz, and quartzite slabs for new construction projects. Explore stunning options from Francini, Arizona Tile, and others!

Premium Granite & Quartz Slabs for New Construction

If you’re building a new home, choosing the right countertops is essential for both style and durability. At Capell Flooring & Interiors, we provide premium granite, quartz, and quartzite slabs for new construction projects, ensuring your kitchen, bathroom, or workspace is both stunning and functional.

We partner with Francini's Lucastone Quartz and Arizona Tile’s slab selections to bring you a variety of colors, patterns, and finishes—from elegant natural stone to modern engineered quartz.

🔹 Please note: At this time, we offer slab sales and fabrication for new construction projects only.

While we don’t have an online catalog, you can browse real-life installations below and use the links to view live inventory from our trusted suppliers in Boise.

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Granite & Quartz Counters Capell Flooring and Interiors

Capell Flooring & Interiors offers premium granite, quartz, and quartzite slabs for new home construction in the Treasure Valley. Visit our showroom in Meridian.

Why Choose Granite, Quartz, or Quartzite?

✔️ Durability – Resistant to scratches, heat, and everyday wear.
✔️ Timeless Beauty – Available in a variety of colors and patterns to match any design.
✔️ Low Maintenance Options – Quartz is non-porous, making it stain-resistant and easy to clean.
✔️ Perfect for Kitchens & Bathrooms – Elevate your space with premium natural or engineered stone.

Please call and talk us, so we can't talk through the best way for you to select your slab counters and the process at 208-288-0151

Explore Our Slab Options

We offer stunning selections from:

🛠 Francini – High-end Lucastone Quartz and natural stone options.
🛠 Arizona Tile – A diverse selection of premium granite, quartz, and quartzite slabs.

Visit the live inventory links above to see current availability at their Boise locations!

Slab Counter Gallery - Capell Flooring

🔹 Please note: At this time, we offer slab and fabrication services exclusively for new construction projects.

Granite & Quartz Counters from Capell Flooring and Interiors Meridian Idaho Floorcoverings Store

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Granite, Quartz & Quartzite FAQ Section

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1. What’s the difference between granite, quartz, and quartzite?

☑ Granite is a natural stone that’s extremely durable and heat-resistant.
☑ Quartz is an engineered stone made from natural quartz and resin, offering a non-porous, low-maintenance surface.
☑ Quartzite is a natural stone that looks like marble but is much harder and more resistant to etching.

2. Which countertop material requires the least maintenance?

Quartz is the easiest to maintain since it's non-porous, meaning it resists stains, bacteria, and doesn’t need sealing. Granite and quartzite require regular sealing to prevent moisture absorption.

3. Are granite and quartz heat-resistant?

Yes, granite and quartzite can handle high heat. However, quartz is more heat-sensitive due to its resin content, so we recommend using trivets for hot pots and pans.

4. Do quartz and quartzite look the same?

No, quartzite has natural veining, similar to marble, while quartz is engineered and comes in a variety of patterns, colors, and finishes, including designs that mimic quartzite or marble.

5. How often do granite and quartzite countertops need to be sealed?

Granite and quartzite should be sealed at least once a year to maintain their stain resistance. Quartz never needs sealing since it's non-porous.

6. Can I cut directly on a granite or quartz countertop?

While granite and quartz are very durable, we recommend using a cutting board to protect your knives and prevent minor surface damage over time.

7. Is quartz more expensive than granite?

It depends on the style! Some high-end quartz options may be more expensive than granite, but in general, they are similarly priced. Rarer granite slabs can be more costly due to limited availability.

8. Can I use quartz or granite for outdoor kitchens?

Granite is ideal for outdoor kitchens because it’s naturally resistant to UV rays and weather conditions. Quartz is not recommended for outdoor use, as direct sunlight can cause discoloration over time.

9. How do I clean and maintain my countertops?

☑ Granite & Quartzite – Use a pH-neutral stone cleaner and reseal annually. Avoid acidic cleaners.
☑ Quartz – Clean with a mild soap and water—no sealing required! Avoid harsh chemicals or excessive heat exposure.

10. What’s the best way to choose the right stone for my home?

Please visit our showroom to see quartz samples in person! If you want to start by looking online. You can also explore live inventory from Francini & Arizona Tile to find the perfect slab for your new construction project. Please call Capell Flooring and we can talk you through our process to go look at the actual slabs in person!