
Quartz Countertops
Engineered quartz in everything from flat white to heavy marble-look vein. Non-porous, never needs sealing, and completely unbothered by red wine.
Quartz, granite, marble and quartzite. Templated Monday, installed the following week — and you pick the exact slab off the rack, not a two-inch sample chip.

A new arrival off the container, hosed down and photographed wet so you can see what the vein actually does. Fresh pick most weeks — first person to tag it takes it home.

One shop. Template, cut, polish, install. Nothing leaves for a third-party fabricator and comes back with a chipped corner.

Engineered quartz in everything from flat white to heavy marble-look vein. Non-porous, never needs sealing, and completely unbothered by red wine.

Natural granite straight off the yard rack. Harder than quartz, cheaper than most people expect, and no two slabs on the rack are the same.

For people who want the real thing and understand what patina means. Honed or polished, sealed on site before we pull the truck out.

Digital template taken off your finished cabinets, tolerance under a sixteenth. Install day is a few hours, not a lost weekend.

Eased, bullnose, ogee, mitred waterfall. Undermount sink and cooktop cutouts polished on the inside face, not just cut and left rough.

Bathroom vanities, bar tops, laundry counters and window sills out of the remnant rack. Same stone, small-job pricing, one-week turnaround.
Slabs and work on hand right now. Scroll sideways — it's the same view you get standing in the yard.








Bo Ferris opened Slabworks in 2009 with one second-hand bridge saw in a rented bay off Agnew Avenue. The first year he broke more stone than he sold. The shop runs a CNC and a waterjet now, but the rule from that first year hasn't changed: if it comes off the saw wrong, it does not go into a customer's kitchen.
We fabricate everything ourselves here in Oklahoma City. That means you can drive over, put your hand on the actual slab, mark exactly where you want the vein to land on the island, and watch it get templated. The big box stores can't do that, because your stone is sitting in a warehouse three states away.
Stone is a natural material that photographs badly. See it wet and in person before anybody takes your deposit.
Walk the rack, tag your slab, mark your layout. Nothing is a surprise on install day.
CNC and waterjet under our roof. No outside fabricator, no finger-pointing when something's off.
Digital template off your finished cabinets. Seams land exactly where we told you they'd land.
Natural stone sealed on site and a care card left in the drawer. First reseal is on us.
Rough measurements and a photo of the space is enough to price it. A sketch on a napkin works too — we've quoted off worse and been close.
Shop's open weekdays and Saturday mornings. Call ahead if you want a specific material pulled out to the front of the rack before you get here.