Our dealers are where a lot of fabrication hours go — quartz, granite, marble, quartzite, onyx, and porcelain cut, edged, and installed to the tightest tolerances. One shop, one point of contact, from template to install.
Countertops and bath stone get digitally templated, cut, and installed by one company — so the seams, edges, and finish match across the whole project.
Most of the work that comes through this side of the shop starts with a template appointment at the job site — measuring cabinets, sink cutouts, and appliance clearances to a tolerance that a seamed countertop or a bookmatched vanity actually needs. From there it's the same company, the same CNC and waterjet equipment, and the same finish standard whether the job is a single kitchen island or a full remodel running kitchen, powder bath, and primary bath together.
Texas-area remodelers and showrooms send us everything from a single replacement countertop to a full-house material package, and it runs both ways: some jobs are a straightforward slab swap on an existing footprint, others involve a full cabinet reconfiguration where the stone has to be templated after rough-in but before the final walkthrough. Either way, one point of contact carries the job from first measurement to final polish — no handoff between a countertop company and a separate bath company.
Full-slab or seamed layouts, cut and polished to your cabinet line.
Vanities, tub decks, and shower stones cut to the same standard as the kitchen.
We don't sell loose slabs out of a yard. Either we supply the material as part of a turnkey job — sourced, fabricated, and installed by us — or you bring material you've already sourced and we fabricate it. We work both ways, on the same timeline, at the same standard.
We supply material as part of a complete job, not as a slab sale: quartz, granite, marble, quartzite, onyx, and porcelain sourced, fabricated, and installed by us. Send a photo of what your client already likes and we'll come back with comparable options. Material supplied through us carries a standard markup covering sourcing, handling, and freight, and because selections are made on the material's consistent characteristics, they don't have to be seen in person to be chosen.
Roughly 30% less material cost on a typical job. That isn't a discount, it's yield. SlabSmith digital nesting lets us lay your pieces out tight on the slab instead of leaving waste between them, so a job consumes less stone without changing the layout you sold your client.
Already sourced a slab through your own supplier, or ordered material a client picked out at a different showroom? Drop it at our dock or have your supplier deliver direct, and we'll template, cut, edge, and install it exactly as if it came off our own floor — no requirement to buy through us and no markup for fabricating material we didn't sell. We'll do a quick intake inspection for cracks, fissures, or resin issues before we cut, and flag anything that could affect the finished piece while there's still time to swap slabs.
Send us the job and we'll come back with material options and a quote.
It depends on scope and whether we're templating before or after cabinet install, but a standard kitchen — countertops, sink cutout, and backsplash returns — moves through template, fabrication, and install faster than a job that also includes a full bath package or a bookmatched feature wall — usually in about 2 weeks. We'll give you a real date at template, once we know the exact layout and material.
We lay out every job digitally before a single cut is made, showing seam locations, veining direction, and any bookmatch pairing against your actual cabinet dimensions. Nothing goes to the saw until your shop or your client has signed off on that layout — if a seam needs to move to avoid running through a vein or a sink cutout, that's the point in the process to catch it, not after installation. This process allows your client to be informed before we fabricate, eliminating issues before they start.
Our square-foot program of quartz, granite, and quartzite covers the categories most kitchen and bath jobs actually use, and the consistency of these materials means a standard job can usually be selected without waiting on a special order. If your client wants something outside our programs, we can source it — just build the extra lead time into your schedule.
Both. Some showrooms use their own install crews and just need fabrication — we'll cut, edge, and crate for your team to set. Others want us to carry the job through install. Either way, we template to the same tolerance and hand off a finished piece that's ready to set the day it arrives.
Fabrication and installation workmanship is warrantied against defects in the cut, edge work, and seam integrity we perform. Material characteristics inherent to natural stone — fissures, mineral variation, veining shifts — are disclosed at slab selection rather than treated as a fabrication issue, so your client knows what to expect from the specific slab before it's cut, not after it's installed.
That's your call. Some showrooms want us to stay entirely behind the scenes; others prefer we set up the template appointment directly with the client. We follow whichever way your shop runs the relationship.