I love the way wood looks but I am concerned about deforestation.
Heritage Wood offers many sustainable options for countertops. All of our reclaimed wood is certified by Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) as eco-friendly. Heritage Wood reclaims wood from original US sources including barns, factories and gristmills. We offer a range of stunning options, each with its own unique characteristics and history.

Is wood a good surface choice?
Absolutely. Wood is a traditional and classic countertop choice that has found it’s time with new generations of chefs and home cooks. Wood is ideal as a counter top surface. Available in many colors and grain patterns wood is durable, beautiful and gains charm with time.

Are wood counter tops food safe?
Wood countertops are safe for food preparation and food contact. Inherent properties prevent bacterial build-up. Heritage Wood is finished with an organic tung oil listed by the FDA as food-safe when dry.

Is wood stain or heat resistant?
Both! Wood countertops resist red wine, mustard and other substances that usually stain and are extremely heat resistant as well.

Are wood countertops easy to maintain?
Wood provides an extremely low maintenance countertop. It is simple to clean and disinfect with a simple vinegar/water solution as well as periodic oilings.

I’m not sure which countertop I should choose for my home. What are the advantages of each material?
Choosing a new countertop is a big investment, so it is important to research the various countertop materials before making your decision. For your convenience, we have included a Countertop Buying Guide to aid in choosing the perfect countertop for your home.

What is Artisan Group?
Artisan Group is a national group of granite, quartz and wood fabricators with the shared vision of bringing the highest standards possible to the countertop industry.

Where can I find an Artisan Group fabricator?
Artisan Group members are located across the US, from Hawaii to Maine and Canada as well. Most major industrial markets in the U.S. have an Artisan member to handle your countertop needs. Click here to find a fabricator near you.

What does MIA accreditation mean?
The Marble Institute of America (MIA) is the leading trade organization of the natural stone countertop industry. In order to achieve the distinction of an MIA Accredited Fabricator, one must abide by the highest standards in the industry. Experience in the industry, financial stability and quality of work are all required to achieve this distinction. All Artisan Group fabricators are MIA-accredited or applying for MIA accreditation.