Granite Fabrication
Slabs cut and finished to your exact layout, templated on-site so seams land where they should and the fit is right the first time.
Granite fabrication and installation services.
Everything we do happens under one roof and with one crew — from picking the slab to sealing the finished counter.
What We Do
Everything that goes into a finished countertop.
A countertop is only as good as the details around it. Granite, marble, quartz, quartzite — we handle the whole surface either way: the cut, the edge, the sink, the seams, and the install. See it in our recent projects.
Countertop Installation
Kitchens, baths, islands, and bar tops set level and sealed, with old tops removed and hauled away when you need it.
Backsplashes
Full-height stone backsplashes cut from the same slab for continuous veining, or a complementary material if you prefer contrast.
Sinks & Fixtures
Undermount and workstation sink cutouts, faucet and soap dispenser holes, drilled and polished to fit your hardware.
Edge Profiles
Eased, bullnose, bevel, ogee, and mitered waterfall edges — finished by hand and matched across every piece.
Repair & Refinishing
Chip and crack repair, seam correction, re-polishing, and resealing to bring existing stone back to life.
Marble, Quartz & Quartzite
Engineered stone or a softer marble look, fabricated by the same crew to the same standard as everything else we cut.
How It Works
Four steps from first call to finished counter.
No mystery, no runaround. Here is exactly what working with us looks like.
Step 01
Free Estimate
Send your project details or call. We talk through scope, material, and budget, then get you a written quote — typically within one to two business days.
Step 02
Pick Your Slab
We take you to the yard to choose the exact slab. Natural stone varies piece to piece, so you see the real veining before anything gets cut.
Step 03
Template & Fabricate
We measure your space precisely, then cut, shape the edges, and polish in our own shop. Seam placement is planned around your layout.
Step 04
Install & Seal
Old tops out, new stone in, level and sealed. We clean up behind us and walk you through caring for the surface before we go.
Materials
Which stone is right for your kitchen?
We fabricate all four, so we have no reason to push you toward one. Here's the honest difference.
Granite
Natural stone, quarried in slabs. Every piece is one of a kind, and it handles heat better than anything else on this list — you can set a hot pan down without thinking about it. Porous, so it wants sealing now and then.
Most heat resistantQuartz
Engineered from crushed stone and resin. Non-porous, so it never needs sealing and shrugs off stains. Very consistent pattern, which some people love and others find too uniform. Less tolerant of direct heat.
Lowest maintenanceMarble
Softer, brighter, and unmistakable — the classic veined look. It etches and stains more readily than granite, so it rewards people who don't mind a surface that ages and shows a little history.
Most classicQuartzite
Natural stone that often looks like marble but behaves closer to granite — harder, more scratch resistant, less prone to etching. A good middle ground if you want the marble look with fewer worries.
Marble look, tougherStill deciding? The FAQ covers the granite-versus-quartz question in more depth, or just call and we'll talk it through.
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