Bespoke Granite & Quartz Worktops
Corby Kitchen Worktops in Granite and Quartz
Corby 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. Larger detached homes around Corby sometimes go for a mix, granite in the main kitchen and quartz in a utility room or boot room.
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We needed a worktop for the utility room and contacted Passion for Granite. They were very helpful and managed to cut and fit a piece of quartz within a few days. Fantastic workmandship and competitively priced. Planning to use them for the kitchen next!
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Supplying Corby Homes and Commercial Projects
Passion for Granite has been supplying granite and quartz worktops from our Biggleswade workshop for years, and Corby is a regular part of our working area rather than a one off trip. We template every job properly, whether that’s a home visit, a video call, or working from architect drawings, then fabricate and fit the stone ourselves. Homeowners across Corby use us for kitchen refits and bathroom upgrades, while developers, landlords and trade contractors come to us for larger or repeat projects. Builders and project managers working on Corby developments know they can rely on us to turn jobs around without chasing us for updates.
How a Corby Project Runs From Start to Finish
We are out working in Corby on a regular basis, so fitting your project in is straightforward rather than a special trip. Templating can be done from a site visit, a video call, or from drawings if you already have them from an architect or kitchen designer. Once the stone has been cut and finished at our Biggleswade workshop, we agree a fitting date with you directly, so you are not left guessing when we will turn up. Homeowners, landlords and small businesses in Corby all go through the same process. We’ll always flag if a particular stone or finish needs a longer lead time before you commit to booking.
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Looking After Your Worktops
Granite worktops hold up well with an annual reseal, which guards against staining from oil, wine and daily kitchen use. Quartz needs no such upkeep, staying low maintenance with a simple wipe down. For commercial spaces or larger households where the surface sees more use, that can make quartz the more practical option, while granite continues to appeal to those who want a natural, one of a kind finish. Heat resistance is good on both, though direct contact with very hot pans should still be avoided.
We also make
- scratch and heat resistant worktops, fabricated to spec and delivered ready to fit, with no on site cutting and no need for a second visit.
- hob and sink cut outs measured against your actual appliances rather than a generic template, so everything sits flush.
- outdoor kitchen worktops built to handle the weather, so summer cooking areas hold up over several years.
Nearby areas we also cover: Kettering, Rushden, Wellingborough and Northampton. See all the areas we cover in Northamptonshire.
Request A Free Quotation For Your Corby Project
Whether you send full drawings or just a few photos and measurements, we’ll turn it into an itemised quote covering the stone, fabrication and fitting, with lead times agreed before we book anything in. A visit to our Biggleswade workshop is a good option too, if you’d rather pick your granite or quartz slab in person, and there’s no obligation attached to coming down. If timescales are tight, let us know early on and we’ll be upfront about what’s realistic.