Bespoke Granite & Quartz Worktops
Quality Granite and Quartz Worktops in Cirencester
Only 70 Miles From Our Showroom
Cirencester has plenty of the property mix we are used to working with, a run of older terraces, newer estate housing, and the odd barn conversion or new build development. Quartz tends to suit the larger open plan kitchens that come with newer builds, since the colour and pattern stay consistent across a big run of worktop. Granite works well in older or more traditional kitchens, where the natural veining and depth of colour fit the character of the room. We talk homeowners through both options honestly rather than pushing one over the other, and we can put a price against each so you can compare properly before deciding. New build show homes in Cirencester are almost always finished in quartz, since it photographs consistently and needs no ongoing maintenance.
Whole experience from initial contact to completion / installation has been excellent. David and Lucie from Passion for Granite have been very helpful & responsive and they go above and beyond in their advice, communication and in getting the job done. Everything about the service and product has been of the highest quality and good value.
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Cirencester Worktop Supply, Fabrication and Fitting
Passion for Granite is run out of a workshop in Biggleswade, and Cirencester sees us on a regular basis for granite and quartz worktop projects. We keep the whole process in house, from templating your kitchen or bathroom, through fabrication, to the final fit. That means one point of contact throughout rather than several different companies handling different stages. Our customers in Cirencester include homeowners, small businesses, property developers and trade contractors, and we treat each job on its own terms. We regularly quote for landlords preparing rental properties in Cirencester, as well as homeowners simply replacing a tired old worktop.
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Keeping granite in good condition just means resealing it once a year, which stops staining from oils, wine and general use. Quartz is lower effort still, requiring nothing beyond a normal wipe down with warm soapy water. For commercial premises or households with heavier daily use, that can make quartz the more sensible pick, although granite still wins out for customers who want the individual character of real stone. Quartz resists most common stains without any extra effort on your part.
- breakfast bar and kitchen island surfaces, supported properly and finished flush so there is no lip between sections.
- non porous, sealed vanity tops and bathroom surfaces, made to drawing and finished to a standard that suits a modern or period bathroom.
- staircase and hallway surfaces in matching stone for a consistent look through larger properties.
Request A Free Quotation For Your Cirencester Project
However you’d like to send information over, drawings, a rough sketch, or just measurements and photos, we’ll use it to put together a clear, itemised quote for supply, fabrication and fitting. Lead times are confirmed before work begins, not guessed at. A visit to our Biggleswade workshop is also worth doing if you’d rather choose your slab in person than from a small sample. For larger or commercial projects we can put together a phased quote if that suits your budget better.