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Matt – thanks! I think hearing about what fabricators are doing is really interesting, and I’m glad other folks think so, too.
Harry,
Do you visit all these fabricators? If so, it must be fascinating going to all parts of the country.
United Marble Fabricators in Boston, MA chooses the most demanding and customers. They specifically look for high-end builders.
Here’s how they make those builders super-happy:
Sorry for the long silence… we’ve been working hard on making the software better, attending trade shows, and generally being busy.
Hamid Sharifi started Ashco in 1984, and the company keeps innovating with both design and customer service. Here’s how:Here’s how Distinctive Marble & Granite (in Powell, OH) grew their sales by 50%, by focusing on making their business more efficient:John Vaccaro has tried his hand at plumbing, ostrich farming, and construction. But now, he’s building a business as a countertop fabricator.(yes, ostrich farming)The Granite Guys in Calgary, AB focus on the retail market and have a strategic relationship with a plumbing company. Here’s how they’ve grown & dealt with competition in the booming Alberta market:
Here’s how Crowe Custom Countertops has continued to grow over the last decade. One hint: they’re using lots of internet marketing.
Here’s how Mitch Makowski at Solid Surfaces, Inc. in upstate New York went from being a guy who happened to have the right saw to one of the largest fabricators in the area:
http://www.moraware.com/2013/07/16/…r-profile/Here’s how Billing Marble & Granite does business, even they’re in “the middle of nowhere”:Blasius, Inc. in Vassar, MI focuses exclusively on their wholesale countertop business. But, they also make maple syrup!Posted By Harry Hollander on 13 Aug 2013 10:31 AM
Blasius, Inc. in Vassar, MI focuses exclusively on their wholesale countertop business. But, they also make maple syrup!They did a countertop for This Old House. TOH contacted me about finding a fabricator. We were able to track them down and they did a nice job.
TheFabNet and Blasius was named at the end of the show. Kinda cool.Imagine moving to a new country because of an opportunity with a countertop material. That’s what Axel and Carmina at AMC Countertops did. Here’s more:
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