For contractors, builders & shops
Upload your cut list, your CAD files, or a photo of a dimensioned sketch. We review every file before we price it — and if something’s missing, you hear it before the quote, not after.
±0.1 mm
Cut tolerance
PVC 0.5–2 mm
Edgebanding
Mon–Sat
Will-call in Orlando
Private
Your files stay yours
Send these seven things
Dimensions, or a file that carries them
Material and thickness
Edgeband color
Hardware brand and model
Quantity
Target date
Delivery address or pickup
Missing one? Send it anyway. Reviewing a file is free and takes minutes. Guessing on the machine costs a sheet.
We open these
Cut lists — XLSX, CSV, PDF
CAD — DWG, DXF
Mozaik and SketchUp exports
Photos of hand sketches
Several files? Send a ZIP
Project files go to a private folder. We don’t reuse your designs and we don’t share them. Want an NDA in place before you send? Say so in the notes and we’ll send one over.
(786) 423-9688 · Mon–Sat, 8 AM – 4 PM
Or drop the files off at the shop in Orlando — address and hours.
Your cut list or CAD on the screen, checked part by part. Missing dimensions come back to you before the quote, not after the cut.
Nested to cut waste, cut to ±0.1 mm, edges banded in PVC 0.5–2 mm and hardware holes bored in the same pass.
Grouped by cabinet, marked and packed. Will-call in Orlando or delivered — your installer isn’t matching panels by eye on site.
Every field on this form exists because leaving it blank costs somebody a day.
Material and thickness
Sets the tool, the feed rate and the nest. A 1/2" panel and a 3/4" panel are different programs — we can’t start until we know which.
Edgeband color
Banding is ordered to match your panel. Telling us at quote time means it’s in stock when your parts reach the bander, not two weeks later.
Hardware brand and model
Blum, Grass and Salice use different cup depths and plate spacing. Wrong model means wrong holes — and holes don’t come back.
Quantity
Drives sheet count, nesting efficiency and your price per part. Larger runs nest better, which is why volume costs less per cabinet.
Target date
Tells us whether the job fits the current schedule or needs staging. We’d rather know early than promise late.
City and ZIP
Sets delivery cost and confirms you’re inside our coverage — or that will-call makes more sense for you.
One-off or repeat
Repeat work is priced differently. If you’re running phases off the same program, the second should cost less than the first.
We review your files.
Before we price anything. We check that dimensions close, material is specified and hardware is named — and we tell you what’s missing.
Quote and lead time.
A fixed number for the job and the date it’ll be ready. Priced by the job, not by the guess.
You approve in writing.
Nothing gets cut before that. Your approval locks the file, the material and the price.
Pickup or delivery.
Labeled, grouped by cabinet and packed. Will-call in Orlando, or delivered to your shop or job site.
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