THE FABRICATION DESKGEORGIA · TRADE & CONTRACTOR SUPPLY

Capabilities & project gallery

The work, on camera.

No stock photography anywhere on this site. Every frame is real — our saw line, and the yards the stone is chosen from before it ever reaches a blade.

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On the saw line

BRIDGE SAW — WATER-COOLED CUT · AUGUST 2026
SAW LINE DETAIL — THE BLADE IN THE STONE
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Where the stone comes from

Material is picked off the rack, not out of a catalogue. Full slabs stand in the distributor yards we buy from, and a slab is looked at before it is bought — veining, movement, and the flaws a sample chip will never show you.

  • SELECTIONSlabs viewed whole, in person, before anything is cut
  • RANGEGranite, quartz, marble, quartzite and exotics on the racks
  • FABRICATIONCutting, edges and cutouts happen on our own floor
SLAB YARD — FULL SLABS ON THE RACK

Drag, or use the arrow — 8 of the slabs on the racks

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What we cut

  • MATERIALSGranite · quartz · marble · quartzite · cristallo · porcelain · exotic stone — reviewed where the material demands it
  • THICKNESS2 cm and 3 cm
  • EDGESEased · quarter round · bullnose · bevel · ogee · mitered profiles
  • MITERSFabricated miters with the 45° cut included — never billed as both
  • WATERFALLSWaterfall ends and mitered returns, vein-matched on request
  • CUTOUTSUndermount, drop-in and farmhouse sinks · cooktops · faucet holes · outlets — cut to the manufacturer's template
  • SEAMSPlanned on the drawing, prepped in the shop, placed where they belong
  • TURNAROUNDItemized quotes in 24 hours · fabrication on a date that holds