​GLF ENTERPRISES - Limestone Granite and Marble in Santa Cruz
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Marble

For centuries, marble has been the undisputed symbol of luxury and sophistication. From ancient palaces to modern high-end homes, its beauty is iconic.
With its dramatic, sweeping veins and a luminous, glowing quality, a marble surface is more than a countertop—it's a timeless work of art. No man-made material has ever truly replicated its classic, natural elegance.
Why Choose Marble?
  • Unmatched Beauty: Its distinctive, soft veining creates a look of elegance that is instantly recognizable and always in style.
  • Natural Brightness: Marble, especially in lighter tones like Carrara or Calacatta, has a unique luminosity that can brighten any room.
  • Cool to the Touch: It's naturally cool, making it a classic choice for baking stations and islands.
  • Adds Significant Value: Marble is a premium, high-end investment that immediately signals quality and luxury in a home.
A Note on Living with Marble
Part of marble's beauty is that it is a "living stone." Unlike granite, it is a softer, more porous material. This means it requires a bit more awareness, and absolutely requires professional installation.
  • Etching: Marble can be "etched" (a dulling of the polish) by acidic liquids like lemon juice, wine, or vinegar.
  • Staining: As a porous stone, it can absorb spills if they are not wiped up.
This is where our expertise is essential. At GLF Enterprises, we have decades of experience with this delicate stone. We ensure it is fabricated with precision and, most importantly, protected with a high-grade professional sealer upon installation to make it highly resistant to staining.
We'll also give you the simple care instructions (like using coasters and non-acidic cleaners) to ensure your marble stays beautiful. For many clients, any subtle marks it gathers over decades become part of its character and story, like a fine leather or wood piece.
Common Marble Applications:
  • Statement Kitchen Islands
  • Luxury Bathroom Vanities
  • Fireplace Surrounds & Hearths
  • Full-Height Backsplashes
  • Shower Walls & Tub Surrounds
Bring the classic, luxurious beauty of marble into your home. Contact GLF Enterprises for a consultation.

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What Our Clients Are Saying

​"I recommend these guys to a lot of my customers. They do great work and seem to really take the time to do the job right. If you are looking for someone to install a slab or remodel your bathroom or kitchen in tile or stone, look no further."

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(831) 234-0877

[email protected]

  • Home
  • About
    • Our Story
    • Testimonials
  • Services
    • Fabrication and Installation
    • Repair and Restoration
    • Residential and Commercial
  • Products & Materials
    • Natural Stone >
      • Granite
      • Limestone
      • Marble
      • Quartzite
      • Onyx
      • Soapstone
      • Slate
    • Quartz
    • Tile
    • Cabinetry
    • Cantera Collection >
      • Project Gallery
      • Material Selection
      • Fireplaces
      • Fountains & Gardens
      • Flooring
      • Architectural
      • Range Hoods
  • Gallery
    • Kitchen and Bathroom
    • Kitchen Hoods
    • Flooring
    • Fireplace
  • Resources (Info)
    • Blog
    • Stone Care
    • Customer FAQ >
      • Top Ten Biggest Mistakes
      • Types of Edge Details
      • Choosing Stone Color
  • Contact