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Jef A.
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What do you do with old granite counter tops?

Jef A.
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What options are available for granite counter tops that are being replaced? I am remodeling a kitchen that has nice granite countertops and was wondering if there was companies that repurposed the counter tops in any way. Hoping that I can sell the counter tops for $$ instead of throwing them away. 

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Bill B.#3 1031 Exchanges Contributor
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I’d try Craig’s list or Facebook for selling. Otherwise I’d look for some like habit for humanity’s “Re-Store” where they sell donated building supplies. If you don’t have one near you you could always drop off at a goodwill or desseret donation center. 

Ps. Depending on the neighborhood you may also just be able to put out on the curb asking for money or donating. I’m sure they would be gone within a day. 

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