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Custom countertops we have fabricated and installed
From our own project photos. Every one of these was measured, cut and installed by Slabricators.
We are the fabricator — there is nobody in the middle. Most countertop quotes pass through a kitchen dealer first. Ours do not: you are talking to the shop that cuts the stone and the crew that installs it.
Free estimate, no obligation. The more you can tell us, the more precise the number.
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From our own project photos. Every one of these was measured, cut and installed by Slabricators.
This is not a slogan on our site, it is the structural reason our numbers come out where they do. Here is the difference laid out plainly.
| Through a dealer or showroom | Direct with us | |
|---|---|---|
| Who quotes you | A salesperson who then asks a fabricator for a price and adds a margin to it. | The shop that will cut it, pricing its own work. |
| Who measures | A subcontracted templater you meet once, reporting to someone else. | Our own measurer, who hands the numbers straight to the saw. |
| Who you call when something is wrong | The dealer, who calls the fabricator, who calls the installer. | Us. Same number, same people, whole job. |
| Slab choice | Whatever that showroom stocks or has a relationship with. | Sixteen distributors and manufacturers. Name a brand and colour and we source it. |
| What you are paying for | Fabrication, plus a layer of coordination and retail margin on top. | Fabrication. |
Custom countertops for any room, cut to your layout. Said plainly so you do not spend a phone call finding out.
Usually three different companies. Here they are one.
We do one thing and we would rather be honest about the edges of it than take a job we are not the right shop for.
Anyone can cut a rectangle. These are the situations where having the fabricator on the phone instead of a salesperson changes the outcome — each one described by a customer on our HomeStars profile.
“The angles of my walls made this job not for anyone. I am very satisfied with Slabricators and the choices offered by them for a customized job on a budget.”
“We were amazed at how accurate the measurements were especially with the large L-shaped counter slab, it came all in one piece, no cut or seams at the corner section!”
“Our last job was complicated (dekton & porcelain can be tricky to work with) and these guys nailed it… if you’re a contractor and you’re looking for someone to do your counters, just know we trust them with all of our work.”
“I did a renno on my kitchen island to get rid of the raised eating bar and instead have a quartz waterfall with overhang… the installation was lightening fast and the installers courteous and very tidy!”
Nobody can quote stone from a web page, but you should know what you are being quoted on before you talk to anyone — to us or to anyone else.
We fabricate all of them, so we have no reason to push you toward one.
| Material | What it is | Sealing | Heat | Choose it when |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quartz | Engineered — crushed stone bound with resin. Consistent, predictable pattern. | Never; non-porous | Lower — use a trivet | You want the least upkeep of anything we cut and no surprises in the pattern. |
| Granite | Natural stone. Every slab different — you choose the actual slab. | Periodic resealing | Very high tolerance | You want real variation, and you cook without thinking about the counter. |
| Quartzite | Natural stone, harder than granite. Often looks like marble. | Periodic resealing | Very high tolerance | You want marble’s look with far more durability. |
| Marble | Natural stone, softer and porous. Etches with acid, permanently. | Regular sealing | High tolerance | You want the real thing and accept a surface that ages visibly. |
| Porcelain | Ultra-hard sintered slab. Large format. Technically demanding to cut. | Never | Very high tolerance | You want a heat-proof, large-format surface — and a shop that has cut it before. |
Sixteen distributors and manufacturers. Already fallen for a specific colour somewhere else? Give us the brand and the name — we will source that slab and quote it. You don’t need to buy or move it yourself. One customer in June 2024: “we wanted a specific slab we found a few years back and there was zero hesitation, he said I will get it.”
Room, rough size, the material you are leaning toward. Bring a contractor’s plan, a phone photo, or nothing but a room and an idea.
We go through slab options against your budget, then take exact measurements and settle edge profile, seam placement, cutouts and what the install actually involves at your place.
Everything agreed in writing before anything is cut — the slab, the seams, the edge, the date.
Cut, shaped and finished in our shop, then installed by our own countertop installers — the people who made it. Concept to execution in 30 days.
The GTA is home, but we fabricate and install well beyond it. We also do commercial work. If your town is not on this list, ask — the answer is usually yes.
Verified on HomeStars, where homeowners review the job after it is installed — not testimonials we selected ourselves.
“Aside from coming in significantly cheaper than our other quotes, these guys were a pleasure to deal with. Thanks for our tops, they’re awesome!”
“Dealing directly with the owner was a pleasure. He was able to accommodate a tight timeline, and was responsive and helpful. The installers were clearly experienced and overall we were very impressed with the quality of work.”
“My countertop was completed in a timely manner from start to finish… communicated clearly and met my expectations with the ideal product and excellent workmanship. No job is too big or small for them.”
“Measuring and installation were quick, well-organized, clean and easy. Quality was top notch. The entire process was simple and worry-free.”
It removes a layer, not a fixed percentage — so we will not put a number on it here. What we can say is that you are quoted by the shop that does the work rather than by someone reselling it, and that one customer’s summary in October 2023 was “significantly cheaper than our other quotes”. Get two or three quotes. That is the honest advice.
No, and most people don’t at first. Tell us how you cook, whether you want to think about maintenance, and roughly what you want to spend, and we will narrow it down. We fabricate all five, so there is no material we need you to land on.
Yes. A trade customer put it on HomeStars in November 2023: “if you’re a contractor and you’re looking for someone to do your counters, just know we trust them with all of our work.”
Yes — residential and commercial countertops, both.
It depends on the slab more than anything else, and the range runs from entry level to very high-end. Any headline number we published here would mislead you. Instead we will tell you which factor is driving your quote so you can adjust it. Quoting is free.
No. Rough dimensions and a photo are enough to give you a real sense of the number. Our own measurer takes the numbers that actually get cut from, and nothing happens before you have signed off on them.
Tear-out and disposal is separate work we can include in the quote. Tell us what is there now — laminate comes out easily, old stone is a bigger job.
We work to concept-to-execution in 30 days. Where you land in that window depends on slab availability and how quickly measurements and scope get confirmed. If your timeline is tighter than that, say so up front rather than hoping.
Yes. Fabrication and installation are the same shop — the crew that installs is the crew that measured and cut the stone.
We cover southern Ontario, residential and commercial. The towns listed above are examples of where we have worked, not the limit of where we will go.
Send what you have. We will come back with either a quote or the two or three questions we need answered to give you one.
We’ll be in touch with you shortly.
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