Minnesota Granite Company Offers Tips on Saving Money with Granite Remnants

Aug. 24, 2015 - PRLog -- Universal Stone, Inc., a professional granite countertop fabricator and installer, provides granite remnants for smaller home improvement projects in Minnesota.

Granite remnants are smaller remaining pieces of larger slabs of granite. Usually, the large slab was cut for a specific project, and the remaining piece is then sold as a remnant. Granite remnants are typically less expensive since installation companies like Universal Stone want to use them up rather than continue to store them or throw them out.

For small home improvement projects, granite remnants allow homeowners to get smaller pieces of granite for a reduced price. This allows them to get the style and look of granite without the high cost normally associated with this natural stone.

Rather than purchasing part of a granite slab, homeowners can choose from all the remnant pieces to complete their home improvement project for less. Of course, the options will be somewhat limited to the granite remnants in stock; however, the cost savings will be much easier on the budget.

Replacing a bathroom vanity, adding a back splash in a kitchen or dressing up a fireplace surround are just a few ways to use granite remnants. Other options are for table tops, bar tops and even patios. Different remnant pieces can be mixed and matched for tiling work to give any project a unique look. Many people have created their own ways to use granite remnants, including pieces of art!

Universal Stone sells a variety of granite slabs and therefore carries several granite remnants. It’s best to stop by their showroom in Shakopee to see what they have in stock. If they don’t have what you are looking for one day, check back in a week or two as more granite remnants will continue to be added. You can also let them know what color or style of granite you may be looking for, and they can inform you when something of that type is available.

Universal Stone fabricates and installs granite, marble and quartz in and around the Twin Cities, Minnesota, area. They provide a wide variety of granite remnants for you to choose from when doing your next home improvement project. To learn more about granite remnants and what they have available, visit http://www.universalstone-inc.com/granite-remnants-minnesota.html.