It's hard to believe that quartz and granite countertops can make such a difference when it comes to selling your home. The reason why many people find it hard to stand out with their quartz countertops is because they know that quartz is one of the most resistant materials available. 

You don't have to worry about the proper sealing of your quartz, while quartzite needs to be re-sealed 1-2 times a year. Granite is a natural stone that needs to be sealed once a year, but costs less than quartz and provides you with a "natural stone storage." Granite does not require maintenance, although it needs to be sealed, granite needs maintenance and quartz. 

Although quartz worktops are very tough, wear and tear can lead to chips and cracks over time, and the sealant is hit hard. Quartz may be harder, but it's not necessarily the quartz that could be at stake. The stone is not indestructible, so there can still be chipping, scratches and cracks.

The other problem with quartz is exactly what makes it so durable, and that is actually harder than granite. Neither granite, concrete nor quartz have the same durability, but both are much more durable than concrete and concrete. 

Quartz is more durable than marble and granite, but it can also crack, break, scratch and even be formed by resins and other artificial elements. Quartz countertops are made of real stone and have properties similar to granite. Quartz is also made to look like granite, so you can get all the benefits of its granite appearance, but with unique properties that differ from those of granite. Although quartz is made of natural stone, most of it is still scratched, cracked or broken because it is resin or another man-made element.