Most stone shops are one good month away from chaos and one slow month away from worry — because the business runs on the owner’s memory instead of a system. We install the system. Four pathways, one connected engine, built only for countertop fabricators.
Every shop starts somewhere different. Find the pathway that matches the problem keeping you up at night — we’ll handle the order from there.
Convert the showroom traffic and phone calls you already get. Turn every call into a booked job with a real, measured sales process.
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Win more builders and designers — and stop losing the ones you have. Turn trade accounts into a managed, growing book.
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Own the searches that actually buy. A content-driven system that captures ready-to-buy homeowners and measures market share, not clicks.
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You don’t buy all four at once. We start where the fastest win is, prove it, then layer in the next pathway — each one built on the same foundation of tracking, cadence, and accountability.
We start with what’s actually costing you jobs — missed calls, stalled quotes, slipping accounts — instead of guessing. Usually that’s retail, because it has the fastest payback.
We install the process, the tools, and the scoreboard for that pathway — and stay until it runs without us standing over it. Around ten minutes a week from you.
Once one pathway is humming, the same discipline extends to the next. The system compounds — which is how shops go from a good month to a record year.
We work with stone fabricators across the country — and what works inside one shop sharpens what we do in all of them. Because we take only one client per market, that shared intelligence only ever works in your favor.
When a follow-up sequence, a quote tactic, or a buying keyword wins in one shop, it doesn’t stay there. Every shop we work with benefits from what the others are learning — in close to real time, not after a year-long case study.
We never take your competitor. So all of that shared insight compounds for you and is never handed to the shop across town. The breadth is the upside — the exclusivity removes the risk.
Retail sales, year over year
“At our sales meeting this morning, one of my best reps was almost in tears because he can’t keep up with all the new work coming in.”
Mike Langenderfer · The Countertop Shop — retail doubled from $1M to $2M in a year.
In about 90 seconds, the Growth Score shows you what stage your shop is at and which pathway to start with — before you change a thing.