• Skip to main content
Get a Free Estimate
Menu
  • Home
  • About Us
    • Our Team
    • Customer Testimonials
    • Write Us a Review
  • Our Products
    • Granite Countertops
    • Marble Countertops
    • Quartzite Countertops
    • Engineered Quartz
    • Dekton Countertops
  • Our Services
    • The Process
    • Specialty Edges
    • Stone Care Common Questions
    • Countertop Installation
  • Gallery
    • Installation Gallery
    • Porcelain Gallery
    • Residential Projects
    • Commercial Countertops
  • Contact Us
(503) 235-9240
Get a Free Estimate

Aug 17 2020

Portland Marble is a Fabricator for CaesarStone Quartz Surfaces

Portland Marble is very proud to that we have been an authorized fabricator of CaesarStone Quartz Surfaces since 2000.   Of the many brands of engineered quartz there are, CaesarStone is the leader in quality and reputation.  We like CaesarStone for its ease of fabrication and warranty service.  Designers and Architects like it because it is versatile and functional with endless design capabilities and is available in a large palette, rich in color and texture – including a collection that emulates limestone and marble. Most importantly to us, CaesarStone stands behind their product with great customer service.  That’s why we feel this is a great fit for us at Portland Marble.  

Written by Tom Stacy · Categorized: Quartz Countertops · Tagged: blog, CaesarStone, Quartz

Take It From Our Customers

We Do A Marvelous Job!

(503) 235-9240

Portland Marble Works has a team committed to delivering with consistency

Since 1985, our goal on every project is to provide exceptional service which is balanced with knowledge and high level of craftmanship expertise. Our level of service sets us apart because we take the time to listen to your needs and connect you to the optimal solution.

Get My Free Estimate
Call (503) 235-9240

Get Started On Your Quote

Fill out this form below and we’ll get back to you shortly.

"*" indicates required fields

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
Consent