Designed to Inspire.
Made to Endure.
ABOUT US
Located in Ohio’s Amish country—which is known for its skilled craftsmen—Expression Countertops pays homage to those pillars of superior workmanship: attention to detail, consistency and pride in work.
We have a hand, quite literally, in the entire project, from design to installation. We start by providing design inspiration and help you pick the best material for your specific space. Then we carefully measure and template your project. We digitally cut quartz and granite and polish each stone to perfection, completing the process with expert installation.
A local, family-owned business, we love what we do and enjoy meeting clients one-on-one in our showroom to help guide them in choosing the best countertop for their homes or businesses.
COUNTERTOPS
Both functional and pretty to look at, countertops are a central feature in kitchens, bathrooms, outdoor living areas and other spaces.
The right countertop will pull together the entire space, complementing cabinets, tile and flooring. So whether building a new space or remodeling a current room, let us educate you and show you all of the different material options—from quartz, granite and natural stone—to transform your space with countertops that combine style, durability and functionality.
Granite
Natural Stone
Quarried from large igneous stone deposits found around the world, granite is a natural stone that begins as molten magma that flows into other rock structures and cools slowly—leading to stunning coloring and design in which no two slabs are the same. With a 6 to 8 rating on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness, granite is very durable and scratch and heat resistant.
Quartz
Man-made stone
Engineered for superior durability, quartz crystals found in nature are ground into small particles and sand, then combined with resins and binders to create a hard, strong material ideal for countertops. Pigments are added to give the countertops endless color and pattern options, from solid neutrals to bold veined design. Quartz offers an excellent blend of natural beauty and modern performance.
Gallery
Browse our collection of finished rooms to find inspiration for your own project.
VISIT OUR SHOWROOM
See product colors firsthand and feel the varied textures to narrow in on your design preferences. Then bring home samples to see them in your actual room so you will be confident in your final selection.
SOME OF OUR CLIENTS
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FREquently Asked Questions
What materials do you offer?
We offer a variety of materials, including Quartz (engineered stone), Granite (natural stone), Soapstone (natural stone), Solid Surface (e.g., Corian), and Laminate.
What is the most maintenance-free countertop?
Those made from non-porous materials that resist stains, scratches and heat are the most maintenance-free. Topping the list are quartz (engineered stone) and solid surface (such as Corian).
Does granite need to be sealed?
It depends on how porous the specific granite is, but oftentimes granite should be sealed to maintain its appearance and durability. Without sealing, it can absorb liquids, become stained or harbor bacteria over time. Sealing is relatively simple process that typically involves a spray-on or wipe-on sealer that is easy to apply and buff off.
Will I be able to feel the seam?
It depends on the material. With quartz and granite, you may be able to feel the seam slightly. With solid surface, you will not be able to feel the seam.
When buying new countertops, do you remove and dispose of the existing countertops?
Yes, but it is an additional charge.
Do you hook up the plumbing after the countertops are installed?
No.
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