Custom Stone Fabrication for Your Home & Business
Quartzite, granite and marble, plus large-format porcelain from Dekton, Neolith and Inalco. Cut in-house on a robotic waterjet and installed by our own crew, with 20+ years of combined experience behind it.
- Licensed, bonded & insured
- Sealer included on delivery
- 500+ porcelain slabs cut
Our Craftsmanship
Quartzite, granite and marble alongside large-format porcelain from Dekton, Neolith, Inalco, Daltile and Stile by MSI. Fabricated for kitchens, baths and commercial spaces.
Our MaterialsBACA Robo SawJet
One of the few Pacific Northwest fabricators equipped with robotic waterjet technology for precision cuts and complex custom shapes.
See Our ProcessLicensed & Insured
A fully licensed WA contractor (PT Builders LLC), bonded and insured on projects of any size, residential or commercial.
About Us
Local Craftsmanship, Built On Precision
Based in Everett, Washington, Custom Touch Granite has been crafting custom stone surfaces for homes and businesses throughout the Puget Sound for over 20 years. Operating under PT Builders LLC, we’re a hands-on fabrication shop that pairs traditional craftsmanship with modern waterjet precision.
From kitchen islands and bathroom vanities to large commercial installations, we handle the whole job in-house: consultation, templating, fabrication and installation. The people who quote your work are the people who build it.
Quartzite, Natural Stone & Porcelain (Sintered Stone) Specialists
Custom Touch Granite fabricates and installs both natural stone and sintered stone. They are very different materials, and they call for different tools, different techniques and years of hands-on experience. Most of what leaves our shop is quartzite or large-format porcelain, and both punish a fabricator who is guessing. We built our Everett shop to handle them at the highest level, in-house, start to finish.
Quartzite, Granite & Marble Fabrication
Quartzite is what most of our clients end up choosing. It has marble’s veining with a surface hard enough to scratch glass, and acid resistance that survives a real kitchen. We also fabricate granite and marble. Every natural stone slab is hand-selected, templated and cut in-house, then finished and sealed before it leaves our Everett shop. That first coat of sealer is included on every delivery.
- Quartzite: marble looks, granite-beating hardness
- Unique veining & color in every slab
- Naturally heat resistant
- First coat of sealer included on delivery
Large-Format Porcelain Fabrication
Sintered stone, also called large-format porcelain, is manufactured under extreme heat and pressure into an ultra-dense, non-porous slab. Brands like Dekton, Neolith, Inalco, Daltile and Stile by MSI resist scratches, stains, heat and UV fading better than natural stone or quartz. It is also far harder to cut cleanly. That is why our BACA Robo SawJet is central to this work, and why we have run over 500 porcelain slabs through it.
- Non-porous & stain resistant
- UV stable, so it will not fade outdoors
- Scratch & heat resistant
- Large slabs mean fewer seams
Every Room, Every Material
Our team transforms raw quartzite, granite, marble, quartz and sintered stone (porcelain) slabs into finished surfaces for every room in the house, and every corner of your business.
Gallery
A look at kitchens, baths and commercial installations completed by Custom Touch Granite across Western Washington.
Reviews From Real Jobs
Every one of these was left by someone whose countertops we templated, fabricated and installed. The link goes straight to the listing so you can read the rest without taking our word for it.
This crew did an amazing job on our kitchen and pantry countertops. Bart started with the onboarding and always communicated with us throughout the process. Roman exercised exceptional professionalism during the templating and then Vlad topped it with the excellent installation. The mitered edges were seamless. Will definitely use them again and strongly recommend Custom Touch Granite.
These boys are rockstars...attention to detail and job well done
Excellent service, installation high quality, very professional work. I have worked with this company on several house projects and the results were wonderful. I highly recommend them.
This company is all about quality. QUALITY SERVICE, QUALITY ITEMS, QUALITY GUIDANCE, AND SKILL FROM THE STAFF. Highly recommend this company.
We had an amazing experience working with Bart and his team on our countertops—not once, but twice! The first time, they did a fantastic job, and we’re still loving the results. When we worked with them again, they were incredibly flexible and accommodating as we figured out the right material. Their professionalism, skill, and customer service are top-notch. Highly recommend!
Was searching for a place to get a remnant cut for a vanity top for a remodel project and shopped around a bit on price. I had requested quotes from several fabricators, but Bart provided great followthrough and a great quote, so I decided to go take a look at what they had. Bart was super helpful and went out of his way to make sure I got to see a good selection of remnants. Considering this is such a small job I was grateful for how much time and effort these guys put into finding me what I wanted. I would definitely recommend checking them out for any stone fabrication project; their communication and attention to their clients is really top tier.
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Our Stone Fabrication Process
Visit Our Shop
Start with a visit to our Everett shop, or a walkthrough at one of our trusted material partners’ showrooms across Everett & the Greater Seattle area. Explore our selection of natural stone, quartz, and porcelain, handpick the perfect slab, and choose your edge profile, backsplash stone, and sink to complete your design.
Template Appointment
After your order is placed, we’ll schedule a template appointment at your home or job site. We laser measure the space so your countertops are cut to fit it exactly, down to the fraction of an inch.
Fabrication
In our Everett fabrication shop, our team cuts your selected material to size on our BACA Robo SawJet robotic waterjet, creating precision cut-outs for sinks, cooktops, and more. We then polish every edge and hand-inspect each countertop before it leaves our shop.
Installation
Our own crew takes it from there: delivering your finished countertops, setting and leveling them in place, securing under-mount sinks and, on natural stone, sealing the surface before we leave.
Why Choose Custom Touch Granite?
Licensed, Bonded & Insured
Full WA contractor credentials and insurance coverage on every project, residential and commercial.
Waterjet Precision Technology
BACA Robo SawJet fabrication for superior accuracy and complex custom designs.
Porcelain Specialists
Experienced with today’s leading large-format porcelain brands and installation methods.
20+ Years Experience
A proven track record serving residential and commercial clients across Western Washington.
First Coat Of Sealer Included
Every natural stone top leaves our shop already sealed. It is included on every delivery, not an upsell.
Full-Service, In-House
Consultation, templating, fabrication and installation, all handled by one team.
The BACA Robo SawJet Advantage
Custom Touch Granite is one of the few fabricators in the Pacific Northwest equipped with robotic waterjet technology. It changes what is possible on your project: tighter tolerances, cleaner edges, and shapes a bridge saw alone cannot hold.
- Precision cuts, fraction-of-an-inch tolerances
- Complex curves & custom shapes
- Faster turnaround without cutting corners
- Clean, chip-free edges
- Less material waste
- Consistent quality, every project
Large-Format Porcelain (Sintered Stone) Specialists
Sintered stone requires specialized equipment most fabricators don’t have. Our robotic waterjet lets us cut this ultra-hard, ultra-durable porcelain cleanly, with the design flexibility of today’s leading brands.
The Edge Is Where Fabrication Shows
The profile you choose changes how a countertop reads, and how much machine time and hand polishing it takes. Here is what we cut, what comes as standard, and how the upgrades are priced.
Eased, included on every project
An eased edge is a square edge with the sharp top arris taken off, just enough that it feels comfortable under a forearm and will not chip in normal use, without drawing attention to itself. It is applied to every project as standard and it is included in your price. On a thin, modern slab it is usually the right answer anyway; nothing competes with the stone.
Anything beyond an eased edge is charged by the linear foot, and the rate depends on the profile you pick. A bevel is close to the base rate. Shaped profiles like an ogee or a dupont take more passes on the machine and more hand polishing, so they cost more per foot. A mitered build-up is the most involved of all. We quote the exact rate against your drawing before anything is cut, so nothing lands on the invoice that you have not already seen.
Mitered vs. laminated: what actually differs
Both make a countertop look thicker than the slab actually is, by adding a strip of stone under the front edge. They are not the same thing, the difference is visible from across the room, and it is worth knowing which one you are being quoted.
Mitered edge
The two pieces are cut at 45° and folded together like a picture frame, so the joint sits right on the corner.
- The veining runs over the edge and keeps going, so it reads as one solid piece of stone
- The seam falls on the corner, where the eye doesn’t look for it
- What you want on a waterfall island, or any thick modern edge
- More machine time and far more setup. This is the premium option
Laminated edge
A strip of the same slab is glued flat to the underside of the top, then the whole face is shaped as one.
- A horizontal glue line sits on the face, roughly where the top meets the strip
- Veining stops at the joint and restarts, so it will not line up
- Perfectly sound and much less costly than a mitre
- Fine on a busy granite, obvious on a slab with strong directional veining
A mitered turn-down, ours
A mitered turn-down folded over the cabinet structure, so the visible face carries the slab’s own veining right around the corner and the top reads far thicker than the slab actually is. Getting this right depends on the substrate being detailed before anyone cuts stone. That is why we draw the build-up first and template against it, rather than working it out on site.
Trusted On Commercial Projects
General contractors and property teams rely on Custom Touch Granite for consistent quality and on-time delivery on commercial-scale stone installations, from restaurants and hotels to fitness centers and financial institutions.
Discuss a Commercial Project- T-Mobile Park Hospitality
- Planet Fitness Fitness
- Fairmont Hotel Hospitality
- Courtyard Marriott Hospitality
- University National Bank Financial
Come See It In Person
Three Ways To Visit Custom Touch Granite
Photos only tell you so much about a slab. Come and see the material, and the machine, for yourself. There are three ways to do it.
Visit Our Showroom
Stop by our Everett showroom to browse small sample towers from every vendor we carry. Compare colors, patterns and finishes side by side before you commit to a full slab.
Tour Our Fabrication Shop
Come and watch the BACA Robo SawJet, our robotic waterjet, cut and finish a slab in real time. Seeing it run is the quickest way to understand the precision behind every countertop we deliver.
Explore Our Vendor Slab Yards
Want to see full slabs in person? We will point you to the right showroom in our local vendor network, from Cambria to Cosentino to the natural stone importers across the Puget Sound.
View Our Vendor Network →
Quartzite, Natural Stone & Sintered Stone (Porcelain) FAQ
What’s the difference between natural stone and sintered stone (porcelain) countertops?
Natural stone (granite and marble) is quarried directly from the earth, so every slab has unique veining and mineral color. Sintered stone, also called large-format porcelain (Dekton, Neolith, Lapitec, Stile by MSI), is manufactured under extreme heat and pressure into a denser, non-porous surface with more consistent patterning and stronger resistance to stains, scratches, heat, and UV fading.
What is the difference between quartz and quartzite?
They sound alike and behave completely differently. Quartzite is a natural stone, metamorphosed sandstone, quarried, around 7 on the Mohs scale, and it needs sealing. Quartz is manufactured: roughly 90–93% ground quartz bound with polymer resin, non-porous, never needs sealing, but the resin scorches so a hot pan can permanently mark it. Worth knowing: a meaningful amount of stone sold in the US as "quartzite" is actually dolomitic marble, which etches. We test an offcut before fabricating and tell you what we find.
Do you fabricate quartzite, granite and marble?
Yes. All three. Quartzite is the one most of our clients end up choosing: it has the veining people want from marble but is hard enough to scratch glass and, being a siliceous stone, it resists the acids that etch marble. We hand-select, template, fabricate and install quartzite, granite and marble for kitchens, bathrooms, fireplaces and commercial spaces throughout Everett and the Greater Seattle area.
What sintered stone / porcelain brands do you work with?
We fabricate large-format porcelain from Dekton by Cosentino, Neolith, Lapitec, and Stile by MSI.
Is sintered stone more durable than granite?
Sintered stone is generally harder and completely non-porous, so it resists stains and scratches slightly better than granite and requires no sealing. Granite remains extremely durable and heat resistant, with the natural veining many homeowners prefer. Both are excellent, long-lasting choices. The right one depends on your look and maintenance preferences.
Do you offer both natural stone and porcelain fabrication in-house?
Yes, consultation, templating, waterjet fabrication, and installation for both natural stone and sintered stone (porcelain) are all handled in-house by our team, using our BACA Robo SawJet for precision cutting on both material types.
Do you seal natural stone before delivery?
Yes. The first coat of impregnating sealer is applied and cured before your tops leave our shop, included on every delivery rather than charged as an extra. We show you how to reseal on install day and tell you honestly how often your particular slab needs it, because it varies a lot between stones. Worth knowing what sealing actually does: per the Natural Stone Institute, impregnating sealers act as a repellent rather than a true seal, and "sealing does not make the stone stain proof, rather it makes the stone more stain resistant."
How much large-format porcelain have you actually fabricated?
More than 500 porcelain and sintered stone slabs. That matters because sintered stone has almost no flex tolerance a full-size slab lifted wrong will snap under its own weight, and standard granite tooling leaves micro-fractures along the cut edge that only show up as a crack months later. We cut it on a BACA Robo SawJet robotic waterjet and handle Dekton, Neolith, Inalco, Lapitec and Stile.
Request Your Free Quote
Ask for a free estimate on your kitchen, bath or commercial stone project, or just stop by the Everett shop.
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Fabrication Shop
11920 26th Pl W, Suite A
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Showroom
1520 112th St SW
Everett, WA 98204 -
Hours
Mon–Fri 8:00am–4:30pm · Saturday by appointment