Start by identifying what is installed
Quartzite, terrazzo, solid surface and composite products can look similar in photographs while needing different treatment. Send any product paperwork and clear images of the face, edge and underside. We confirm whether the material falls within the cutting service.
Do not assume every stone-look top is stone
A laminated board, mineral composite and natural stone need different tools and finishing approaches. Unknown composition can also affect the controls required. Do not scratch or grind the surface to test it; provide existing documentation where available.
Match the method to the actual job
Explain whether the change is hidden beneath a cooktop rim or exposed along a walkway. Give the dimensions and fitting details. If the product cannot be identified or safely modified in place, the next step may be further product information or referral to the appropriate specialist.
Before booking
Send your suburb, product details, full kitchen photos and manufacturer dimensions for the new appliance or fitting. We confirm the proposed operation and finishing in writing. The work area must be accessible, and gas, electrical and plumbing tasks need the appropriate licensed trades.
Related planning information
Questions, answered.
Can you identify a stone-look material from a photo?
Photos help, but they may not establish composition. Product paperwork is preferable. Do not scratch, drill or grind the surface to test it; further identification or a specialist referral may be needed.
Can you guarantee every installation can be cut?
No. Material condition, support, cut position and access determine suitability. We explain limitations and alternatives before agreeing to the work.