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Ripano blends a careful, experienced hand with state of the art cutting and polishing technology to produce the finest fabricated countertops. We earned our leadership position in the granite and stone industry by taking care of the most minute details of every job we produce. How do we know? Our repeat customers and referral business are the proof.
Dedicated Staff
Our employees have a tremendous work ethic and take pride in producing your hand finished countertop. Many of our employees have been working for us for over a decade.
Modern Equipment
We utilize state of the art fabricating equipment from the leading manufacturers in the world to craft the finest countertops – granite, marble or quartz.
History
Ripano was founded in 1987 and our attention to detail and focus on customer satisfaction has forced us to expand our facilities three times. Our new Nashua home is one of the largest and most modern facilities in New England and houses every phase of the countertop process under one roof.
Countertop Showroom
Browse our showroom that features hundreds of stone samples of all types. Including:
· Granite
· Marble
· Limestone
· Soapstone
· Zodiaq
· Caesarstone
· Cambria
· Hanstone
· Technistone
Countertop Warehouse
No two pieces of granite, even if they are from the same quarry, are alike. If you want to be sure that the piece you’ve selected is the one installed in your kitchen or bathroom, you need to see and select the exact stone. There’s no other location in Nashua, Merrimack, Windham, Milford or anywhere in the southern New Hampshire region where you can walk through a climate-controlled warehouse and choose from over 500 slabs quarried from around the world.
Production
From design to layout to cutting to polishing, we’re using the latest technology to create the finest countertops. But don’t think we have forgotten about craftsmanship. Every countertop is finished by hand to give it the quality look that people have come to expect from Ripano.
Environmental Stewardship
When we moved to Nashua, we retrofitted an older building instead of constructing a new site. We upgraded the heating systems to an infra-red system and replaced existing lighting to energy efficient T8 fluorescent lamps. Most important, since all of our cutting and polishing processes involve water, we installed a close-loop 100% water recycling system that saves approximately 30,000 gallons a day. We’ve been able to significantly reduce our energy usage.
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