I'm not from Seattle, so I csn't give you any local recommendations.

However, I think Caesarstone has its own certification process for installers, and you have to use one of them if you want the warranty to be valid.

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Pentel in Fife had a list of fabricators that was like 8 sheets long, stapled together. That would be one way to find fabricators.

I used CTM out of Federal Way and was very happy with the end result. I used them because they use a seam shaped like an S so it's stronger and it flows like granite does rather than a straight line for a seam. They also use the highest quality sealant stuff for the sinks, they did a fabulous job on the slight positive reveal. Everything was good, and they have a good showroom too. Very peaceful setting with a waterfall and a leather couch, etc.

They also had a very fast turn around time for my job. Templated one day, was fabricated within about 4 days, and they were installing a week after templating. The guy I worked with was Greg Stockwell, 253-375-3049. He usually is manning the CTM kiosk at the Albert Lee in Tukwila, but he meets people at CTM to talk about their project, look at the granites in the shop, etc.

needsometips08--thank you! I'll check them out. Love that idea of the s-shaped seam. I've never heard of that; very intriguing.

I loved working with RAS granite and marble out of Tacoma.. ask for Kate Simpson (253-383-1631) They installed my granite and I couldn't be happier with the experience but I know they also do ceasarstone. Best of luck to you :)

Oh, I forgot that you were doing Ceasarstone - CTM does it and they have a red island in their showroom done with it. It it a 2 layer island (different heights) with one of those prep sinks that is about 4 feet long, skinny, and wavy.