Granite, Quartz & Marble Countertops in South Jersey

What you will find here

Countertop store for Atlantic and Cape May County

Stone never looks quite the same on a screen as it does in your kitchen. That is why Rye Marble & Granite is a countertop store with a showroom at 7034 Black Horse Pike in Pleasantville, open Mon to Fri 10am to 5pm, Sat 10am to 2pm, Sun closed. Come in to see granite, quartz and marble in person, compare colors and edge options like built-up and waterfall edges, and talk through what suits your kitchen or bath. Homeowners and general contractors from Atlantic and Cape May County, up the shore into Ocean County and inland to Camden and Burlington County start here. Estimates and consultations are free. See our countertops and South Jersey service areas.

Granite supplier for kitchens and baths

Cook a lot and want a top that handles heat? Granite is a natural stone, so every slab has a one of a kind pattern, and it stands up very well to heat. Because it is natural it is porous, so it should be sealed now and then. That is a quick task, not a chore. We source granite through suppliers like Leadstone, Stone Park USA, Alleanza Quartz and Earth Stone and Tile, so you have a broad selection of colors and patterns to choose from. If you have a slab or a photo in mind, bring it and we will help you find the closest match. See our granite and quartz countertops.

Marble supplier for baths, fireplaces and backsplashes

Love the look of marble but worried it will stain? That is a fair question. Marble has the soft, classic look many people picture in a fine bath or around a fireplace. It is softer and more porous than granite or quartz, so lemon, wine and tomato sauce can etch and stain it with daily kitchen use. We help you weigh where marble suits your home and where another stone will serve you better. Marble is a favorite for fireplace facades, mantels and hearths, for full height backsplashes, and, sealed and cared for, for a shower seat. See our stone fireplace surrounds, stone backsplashes and shower seats and thresholds.

Natural stone supplier, plus engineered quartz

Quartz and quartzite sound alike, and they are not the same thing. Quartz is engineered. It is ground natural quartz bound with resin, which is why it is non-porous and never needs sealing. Quartzite is a natural stone quarried in slabs like granite. It is harder than granite and very resistant to scratching, with veining closer to marble. Because it is natural it is porous and should be sealed. If you want the look of marble in a kitchen that actually gets used, quartzite is usually where people land. We go over care tips for whatever material you choose. Compare all four on our quartz and quartzite countertops page.

Stone fireplace facades, mantels and hearths

Tired of looking at a 1970s brick fireplace? A stone fireplace is three pieces doing three jobs. The facade is the face around the opening, the hearth is the floor in front of it, and the mantel is the shelf, designed around the firebox rather than chosen first. Refacing is the request we hear most: slab stone goes over the dated brick, the mantel and hearth are rebuilt to suit it, and the living room changes character without a demolition. Natural marble and granite take the warmth off a firebox without complaint, and we keep quartz clear of direct high heat. See our stone fireplace facades and mantels.

Stone backsplashes, shower seats and thresholds

Hate scrubbing grout behind the stove? A full height backsplash runs from the counter to the underside of the wall cabinets, and cut from the same slab as the countertop, the veining carries straight up the wall with no grout line to clean. In the bath, a stone shower seat is one solid bench with no grout in the wettest part of the room, and a threshold cut to the exact opening and pitched toward the drain keeps the water in the shower. Granite asks the least of you in a wet space, and sealed marble gives the spa look. See our stone backsplashes and shower seats and thresholds.