For countertop fabricators and stone shops

From quote to install, without the phone tag.

Countertop jobs depend on tight coordination between the customer, the cabinet installer, templating and the shop. We automate the quoting follow-up, scheduling and updates that usually eat your office manager’s day.

Free 30-minute call · Fixed-scope quotes · Works with the tools you already use

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The real problem

Where countertop jobs get stuck.

Quotes take days and then go silent

Customers request quotes from several shops. Slow turnaround and no follow-up hand the job to a competitor.

Templating depends on cabinets being ready

Templates get booked before cabinets are installed, and the visit has to be rescheduled.

Endless scheduling calls

Customer, contractor and your templater all need to agree a time. Phone tag takes days.

Selections and sink details go missing

Edge profile, sink model, faucet holes and backsplash decisions arrive late or not at all.

Contractors do not know the install date

Kitchen remodelers need to plan plumbers and backsplash installers around your schedule.

No reviews for great work

The countertop is the centrepiece of the kitchen, and customers rarely get asked to share it.

The coordination problem

Countertops are a scheduling business.

The work is precise. The coordination around it rarely is.

A countertop job touches more people than almost any other trade in a remodel: the homeowner, the kitchen designer or dealer, the cabinet installer, your templater, your fabrication team, your installers and often the plumber. Every handoff is a chance for a delay, and most of those handoffs happen by phone.

The front end matters just as much. Homeowners and contractors often request quotes from several fabricators at once, and the shop that replies quickly with a clear quote, then follows up helpfully, has a real advantage. Harvard Business Review research found that responding to a lead within the hour made companies about seven times more likely to reach a decision maker.

Countertop fabricator automation handles the chasing. Quote requests get an immediate acknowledgement and a checklist of what you need (measurements or drawings, material, edge, sink and cutouts). Quotes are followed up automatically. Before templating is booked, the customer confirms that cabinets are installed and sinks and faucets are on site. Contractors are told the install date the moment it is set. And after install, a review request goes out while the customer is still proud of their new kitchen.

The numbers

Why speed and reviews decide jobs.

7x

more likely to reach a decision maker when a lead is contacted within the hour.

27%

of inbound calls to home service businesses go unanswered.

47%

of consumers will not use a business with fewer than 20 reviews.

What we automate

Automation for stone and solid surface shops.

Instant quote acknowledgement

Every request gets a reply within a minute with a checklist of the details you need to quote accurately.

Quote follow-up

Automatic follow-ups that answer common questions about materials, edges and lead times, until the job is won or lost.

Templating readiness check

Before a template visit is booked, customers confirm cabinets are installed and sink and faucet are on site.

Templating and install scheduling

Self-serve booking from your available slots, with reminders and access instructions.

Contractor notifications

Remodelers and plumbers are told the install date as soon as it is set, and if it changes.

Reviews and photos

After install, customers get a review request and an invitation to share photos of the finished kitchen.

How it works

A countertop job, coordinated.

  1. Quote requestAn instant reply confirms receipt and asks for drawings, material choice, edge profile and sink details.
  2. Quote follow-upA short, helpful sequence runs until the customer decides. Replies go straight to your estimator.
  3. Readiness checkOnce the job is approved, the customer confirms cabinets, sink and faucet are ready before templating is booked.
  4. Template and fabricationThe template visit is booked from open slots. Fabrication progress updates go out automatically.
  5. Install and reviewInstall is confirmed with the customer and contractor. A review request follows a few days later.
Before and after

Less phone tag. More slabs cut.

TaskWithout automationWith Veloq
Quote request replyHours or daysUnder a minute, with a details checklist
Quote follow-upRareAutomatic until decided
Template reschedulesCommon, cabinets not readyReadiness confirmed before booking
Contractor coordinationPhone and emailAutomatic notifications
ReviewsRarely requestedRequested after every install
Integrations

Works with the tools you already use.

We connect to your field service software, calendar, phone system and CRM through APIs, webhooks, n8n or Zapier. Your team keeps its current tools. The automations run quietly behind them.

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From the blog

Guides for countertop shops.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Quote acknowledgement and follow-up, templating readiness checks, self-serve scheduling for templating and installs, contractor notifications and review requests.

Yes. They choose from the slots you make available, after confirming cabinets are installed and fixtures are on site.

We connect to most shop and CRM tools through APIs or integration platforms. We confirm compatibility on the free call.

Yes. Contractors and plumbers are notified automatically when dates are set or changed.

That is one of the main goals. A readiness check before booking catches most of the reasons template visits get cancelled.

A first automation such as quote follow-up can typically be live within a couple of weeks.

● Currently accepting new clients

See what you could automate first.

Book a free 30-minute call. We map your lead-to-job process and show you exactly where automation pays off, in plain English.