How It Works

Our process begins after digital templating or upon receiving field measurements. From there, our team reviews the drawing, assesses any special job site notes, and ensures all necessary details—such as sink cutouts, faucet locations, and cooktop cutouts—are included. We then create a build-to drawing including all specific details needed for production. For clients who require it, we also generate individual piece labels to ensure efficient tracking.

Next, we move on to the material layouts, following specific client instructions. If maximizing yield is a priority, we begin by utilizing remnants before moving to full slabs, unless the client has already selected material for the project. After completing layouts—typically using SlabSmith—we generate Cut Sheets or Slab Programs for CNC saws and/or WaterJet machinery, accounting for any material overages required for profiling.

The final step in the process is CNC router programming, where we specify tooling sequences to ensure proper edge detailing for the countertops or stone. Once all steps are completed, we update the client's job tracking software and prepare for the next job.