Yellow pages under "countertops". Lowes, HD or similar all have fabricators, any kitchen design store will have a fabricator available.

It's a locally made product, the web probably isn't the right place to look.

Buy from a local dealer and you'll increase your odds for a good install.

Well, I agree with rwiegand. On searching under countertop, you will get lists of fabricator. But do always check for BBB Accreditation for their authentication. This will ensure technically correct fabrication and installation and you would be free from any mental stress of installation.

" But do always check for BBB Accreditation for their authentication. This will ensure technically correct fabrication and installation and you would be free from any mental stress of installation."

The BBB has long been known, as well as often posted on these boards, as a pay for play organization.

The more a business pays, the better it plays.

Back when most kitchen counters would be surfaced with "p. lam." a cabinet maker would make then in his shop or a finish carpenter could make them on the job site. It only requires a table saw and a router.

What you will probably find online is fabricators of large numbers of counters for multi-unit housing projects, schools, etc.

Are you only adding counters? Will you be installing them yourself?