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  • (561) 577-0334
  • support@theracabinetrenovation.com
  • Serving Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach & Port St. Lucie
Precision stone cutting turns project measurements into fabricated countertop and surface components. THERAGENE MODERN CABINET DESIGN LLC lists cutting services and 45-degree cuts for quartz, granite, marble, porcelain, tile, and related fabrication work.

We serve cabinet, countertop and remodeling projects across Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and Port St. Lucie, subject to project location and scope. Financing options, including $0 down for qualified applicants, are available subject to approval and financing terms.

Every cutting request should account for material type, dimensions, edge conditions, cutouts, handling, tolerances, equipment limits, and the intended installation.

Cutting & Fabrication Options

Cutting requirements vary by material, slab condition, dimensions, equipment limits, edge detail, cutout, and intended use. Measurements and fabrication instructions should be confirmed before work begins.

The process begins with material identification, approved measurements, drawings or templates, and a review of the required edges and openings. The cutting plan should be confirmed before material is placed into fabrication.

Frequently Asked Questions

These answers outline general considerations for stone cutting and miter work. Final feasibility depends on material type, condition, thickness, dimensions, equipment, edge detail, cutouts, and intended installation.

Precision cutting is available for suitable quartz, granite, marble, porcelain, tile and stone materials.

A 45-degree miter brings angled edges together and may be used for selected built-up edge profiles, corners, and waterfall countertop details, subject to the material and fabrication plan.

Typical planning information includes material type, thickness, dimensions, cut locations, edge details, cutouts, drawings or templates, and intended installation. Thera should confirm the final submission requirements.

Turnaround depends on material, dimensions, complexity, shop schedule, and whether fabrication or installation is included.