Herb LePage Jr. and Richard Eaton have been in the granite business for over 25 years. They started out as a small monument company, and have grown into a granite countertop incorporation who's top priority is quality.
They use state-of-the-art equipment to cut, shape and polish the granite in their recently constructed 3,300 sq.ft. building.
The whole process starts with a vacuum lifter which is suspended by the overhead crane. It transfers the granite slab to the saw table where they cut the 'rough draft' of your template.
The granite slab is then transfered to the 'edge-polishing' machine where we design the edge that you have chosen. Next, it is lifted to the hand-polishing tables where the workers cut out & polish the sink hole, drill holes for the faucets and complete the final touches to your countertop. Finally, it is loaded onto the truck and delivered to your home.