Cape Cod Marble Countertops – Custom Fabrication & Installation

Bring timeless elegance to your Cape Cod kitchen or bath with custom marble countertops fabricated right here in Hyannis. We source premium slabs, handle every cut and finish in-house, and install throughout the Cape — from Sandwich to Provincetown.

Why Homeowners Choose Marble for Cape Cod Kitchens & Baths

Marble is a timeless favorite on Cape Cod, delivering natural elegance and distinctive veining that perfectly complements coastal interiors. While it requires proper care, marble develops a beautiful patina over time — a look many homeowners love for both kitchens and bathrooms.

Premium Marble Selections Available on Cape Cod

We carry a curated inventory of top-grade marble slabs including Carrara, Calacatta, Statuario, and rare exotics. Every slab is hand-selected for color and movement. Visit our Hyannis showroom to see full slabs in person and pick the exact piece for your project.

Cape Cod Marble Care in Coastal Environments

Cape Cod’s salt air, humidity, and busy family kitchens can challenge natural stone. We provide expert sealing recommendations and maintenance routines so your marble stays stunning for decades.

Our Local Cape Cod Marble Fabrication & Installation Process

All fabrication happens in our Hyannis workshop — templating, precision cutting, edge polishing, and professional installation across the entire Cape. One team, one point of contact, flawless results.

The Unique Beauty of Cape Cod Marble

Marble can give your home that timeless beauty that comes from the uniqueness of each slab. It comes in a wide variety of colors, and is prized for its natural elegance.

Durability of Cape Cod Marble Countertops

Although marble may be a soft stone, it is surprisingly durable. However, be wary that it can scratch, crack, chip or become etched more easily than other natural stone surfaces.

Why Marble Is Easier to Work With Than Granite

Marble is softer than other natural stones like granite, making it much easier to work with. You’re less likely to get chipping when cutting a stone like marble.

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Cape Cod Marble Care & Maintenance Guide

With easy routine care, marble can be the perfect choice for natural stone countertops. It’s as durable as it is beautiful.

EVERYDAY CLEANING

You can easily clean marble countertops with just a bit of dishwashing liquid mixed with warm water. You will never have to deal with dull, yellow-looking patches that make you scrub. For tougher-looking stains, a paste made of baking soda and water cleans like magic.

PROTECT THE SURFACE

Always use trivets, coasters, and cutting boards to avoid scorching, scratches and etching. In the bathroom, it is best to use a decorative tray to hold toiletries that may damage your marble surfaces. If using marble for your flooring, be sure to protect high traffic areas from abrasion by using runners or door mats.

PROTECT FROM ETCHING

Protect your marble from etching by using a sealant when needed. Marble is very sensitive to acidic substances like wine, coffee, fruit juices, tomato sauce, and various toiletries, which can dull or etch the surface. Always clean up spills quickly and never use acidic or abrasive cleaners.

Frequently Asked Questions About Cape Cod Marble Countertops

Is marble a good choice for kitchens in Cape Cod homes?

Yes — marble is popular on Cape Cod kitchens because its light color and natural veining complement coastal design styles. While marble can etch or stain if not cared for properly, regular sealing and simple day-to-day habits keep it looking great. Many Cape homeowners prefer marble for its timeless, upscale appearance.

How often should marble countertops be sealed in a coastal environment?

Most Cape Cod homeowners benefit from sealing marble once a year. Because coastal humidity and frequent cooking can increase wear, annual sealing helps protect against stains, etching, and moisture absorption.

Does marble hold up well in beach houses or rental properties?

Marble can work well in second homes and rentals as long as guests follow basic care guidelines. If a property has heavy turnover and you want a low-maintenance option, we may recommend marble with a honed finish or suggest comparing marble to quartz or granite. We can help assess the right stone for your property.

What’s the difference between honed and polished marble?

Polished marble has a shiny, reflective finish that enhances veining but can show etching more easily. Honed marble has a matte finish that hides surface wear better and is often preferred in busy Cape Cod kitchens. Both finishes are beautiful — the right choice depends on the look and maintenance level you prefer.

Can marble stain or etch easily?

Marble can etch when exposed to acidic foods (like lemons, vinegar, or wine) and can stain if spills are left for long periods. Using cutting boards, wiping spills promptly, and keeping your marble sealed significantly reduces these risks. Many Cape homeowners appreciate the natural patina that develops over time.

What edge profiles work best for marble countertops?

Marble can be fabricated with a variety of edge styles, including eased, bevel, bullnose, and ogee. For Cape Cod homes, eased or bevel edges are most popular because they offer a clean, contemporary look and work well with both modern and traditional designs.

Do you fabricate marble countertops locally?

Yes — all templating, cutting, polishing, and finishing are done in our Hyannis fabrication shop. We install marble countertops throughout Cape Cod, ensuring a precise fit and high-quality finish.

Can I see the marble slab in person before I decide?

Absolutely. You can visit our showroom to view full marble slabs, compare veining patterns, and choose the exact material that will be fabricated for your project.

How long does the marble countertop process take from template to installation?

Most Cape Cod marble countertop projects take 1–2 weeks after template, depending on the complexity of the design and current fabrication schedule. Rush timing may be available — just ask!

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