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You’re working with marble that costs a fortune. The last thing you need is a cutting method that risks cracking it, limits your design options, or creates edges that need hours of secondary finishing.
Waterjet cutting uses high-pressure water mixed with fine abrasive to slice through marble without heat. That means zero thermal stress, zero cracking, and zero compromise on intricate patterns. If you can draw it, we can cut it—curves, internal cutouts, inlays, mosaics, whatever your project demands.
The edge quality comes out smooth enough that most applications don’t need additional finishing. You’re not paying for extra labor or waiting for another subcontractor to polish what should’ve been done right the first time. The cut is the finished product.
And because the process is so precise, there’s virtually no material waste. When you’re working with rare marble varieties or book-matched slabs, that matters. You’re maximizing every inch of material you paid for, not watching half of it end up in a dumpster.
We work with architects, designers, and contractors who are building and renovating homes in one of the most expensive real estate markets in the country. East Hampton’s median home price hit $25 million last year. The projects happening here aren’t forgiving of mistakes.
We provide precision waterjet cutting, custom design consultation, and material guidance from concept through completion. Our clients come to us because they need accuracy, fast turnaround, and someone who understands that a single mistake on a $50,000 marble slab isn’t just expensive—it’s a project-killing disaster.
You’re not working with a general fabricator who does waterjet on the side. This is what we do. And we do it for people who are building at a level where “good enough” doesn’t exist.
You send us your design file or work with us to create one. We program the CNC waterjet system based on your exact specifications—dimensions, curves, cutouts, whatever the design calls for.
Your marble gets secured on the cutting bed. The waterjet nozzle moves across the surface, guided by the CNC program, cutting with a stream of water pressurized up to 60,000 PSI mixed with garnet abrasive. The process is cold, so there’s no heat-related warping or cracking. It cuts clean through marble up to 12 inches thick.
Once the cutting is complete, your pieces are ready. Most edges come off the machine finished, though you can specify if you want additional polishing or beveling. We handle marble in any size format—slabs, tiles, custom shapes—and we can work with material you supply or help you source what you need.
Turnaround depends on project complexity, but we’re set up to move fast when your timeline demands it. You’ll get exactly what you specified, cut to tolerances that manual methods can’t touch.
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East Hampton’s construction boom isn’t slowing down. Cash-rich buyers are building from renderings before foundations are poured, and they’re expecting homes with finishes that justify eight-figure price tags. That means custom marble work—backsplashes, flooring medallions, fireplace surrounds, bathroom features, furniture inlays—executed at a level most contractors have never dealt with.
Waterjet cutting gives you design freedom that traditional saws and routers can’t match. You can create intricate mosaics with tight tolerances, cut curves without chipping edges, and produce complex patterns that would be impossible or prohibitively expensive with manual methods.
The technology also matters for project efficiency. There’s no secondary finishing eating up days on your schedule. There’s no material waste forcing you to reorder stone that’s on a six-week lead time from Italy. And there’s no risk of a fabricator cracking your client’s $80,000 Calacatta slab because their saw ran too hot.
You’re working in a market where buyers expect perfection and delays cost real money. Waterjet cutting removes variables that sink timelines and budgets. You get precision, speed, and results that match the caliber of work your clients are paying for.
Yes. If you can design it in CAD, we can cut it. Waterjet systems are CNC-controlled, meaning the cutting head follows your exact digital file with tolerances measured in thousandths of an inch.
That precision allows for details that would be impossible with traditional cutting—tight radius curves, internal cutouts, interlocking inlay pieces, repeating geometric patterns. We’ve cut everything from complex floor medallions to custom furniture inlays to architectural panels with cutouts for lighting and hardware.
The limitation isn’t the machine. It’s whether the design is structurally sound in marble. If your architect or designer has drawn something that won’t crack under its own weight or during installation, we can cut it. And if there’s a question about feasibility, we’ll tell you before we start, not after we’ve ruined your material.
Waterjet cutting is a cold process. There’s no blade friction, no heat buildup, and no thermal stress that could cause marble to crack or discolor. The cutting happens through erosion—high-pressure water mixed with fine garnet abrasive wears through the stone gradually and precisely.
That’s critical for marble, which is softer and more temperamental than granite or engineered stone. Traditional saws generate heat that can cause micro-fractures, especially near edges or in thin sections. Those fractures might not be visible immediately, but they’ll show up later—sometimes after installation, which is when they become your problem.
Waterjet eliminates that risk entirely. The material stays cool throughout the process, and because there’s no mechanical force or vibration, there’s no chipping or edge damage. You get clean cuts with structural integrity intact, which matters when you’re working with rare or expensive marble that can’t be replaced easily.
It depends on the complexity and size of your project, but we’re typically talking days, not weeks. Simple cuts on standard slabs can often be completed within 24 to 48 hours. More complex designs with intricate patterns or multiple pieces might take three to five days.
The speed comes from two things: CNC automation and the fact that waterjet cutting produces finished edges. There’s no waiting for secondary processes like grinding, polishing, or edge profiling unless you specifically request additional finishing. The cut comes off the machine ready to install in most applications.
If you’re on a tight timeline, let us know upfront. We can often prioritize rush projects, especially for contractors working in East Hampton’s fast-moving luxury construction market. What we won’t do is rush the work at the expense of quality. But we understand that delays cost you money, and we’re set up to move quickly when it matters.
Yes. Waterjet cutting handles any marble variety—Carrara, Calacatta, Statuario, Emperador, Nero Marquina, whatever you’re specifying. The process doesn’t care about hardness, veining, or color. It cuts through all of it with the same precision.
That versatility matters when you’re working on high-end projects that use rare or exotic marble. Some varieties are too fragile or too expensive to risk with traditional cutting methods. Waterjet removes that concern because there’s no mechanical stress or heat that could cause problems.
We can also cut marble in virtually any thickness—from thin tiles up to slabs 12 inches thick or more. And because the process is so precise, we can work with book-matched slabs where veining alignment is critical. You’re not gambling with irreplaceable material. You’re getting exact cuts that preserve the stone’s natural beauty and structural integrity.
Pricing depends on material thickness, design complexity, and total cutting time. Simple straight cuts on standard slabs cost less than intricate patterns with curves and internal cutouts. Thicker material takes longer to cut, which affects price.
But here’s what matters more than the cutting cost: waterjet eliminates waste. Traditional methods often require oversizing material to account for chipping or mistakes, which means you’re buying more marble than you actually need. Waterjet cuts exactly what you specify with minimal waste, so you’re not paying for extra material or disposal.
It also eliminates secondary finishing costs in most cases. The edges come off the machine smooth and clean, so you’re not paying another contractor for grinding and polishing. When you factor in material savings, reduced labor, and faster project timelines, waterjet often costs less overall than conventional methods—especially on high-value marble where a single mistake could cost tens of thousands of dollars. Get in touch with your project details, and we’ll give you a straight answer on what it’ll cost.
East Hampton’s real estate market is unlike anywhere else. Median home prices are at record highs, and buyers are building luxury properties with finishes that demand absolute precision. When someone’s spending $25 million on a home, they’re not accepting mediocre craftsmanship or design limitations.
Waterjet cutting gives architects and designers the freedom to create custom marble features that differentiate these properties—intricate floor patterns, one-of-a-kind backsplashes, architectural details that can’t be replicated with off-the-shelf materials. That level of customization is what buyers in this market expect.
It also matters for project timelines. Construction is booming here, and contractors are juggling multiple high-stakes builds simultaneously. Waterjet cutting delivers fast, accurate results without the delays that come from rework or secondary finishing. You’re not waiting weeks for a fabricator to fix a mistake or reorder material. You get it right the first time, which keeps your project on schedule and your client happy.
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