Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Cutting Edge expands in Perrysburg


Perrysburg-based Cutting Edge Countertops has experienced significant growth over the last few years, more than doubling its employment since 2008. The company now has three buildings on its Flagship Drive site, services both residential and commercial clientele, and will soon employ more than 60 associates. It also operates six CNC machines over three daily shifts, which are designed to allow for greater production capabilities and consistent quality.


JoLeene Armbruster RSI Professional Cabinet Solutions (PCS) Phone: 909-614-2916 Fax: 909-614-2901 Email: Email Contact Web site: www.rsipcs.comADDITIONAL RESOURCESCambria's Quarry Collection offers a variety of warm, rich tones that are designed to showcase the variation of natural quartz stone. The collection contains 28 colors, including Williston, which is shown here. FOR MORE INFO CIRCLE #24This growth resulted in expansion to an existing 10,000 square foot manufacturing facility and the purchase of two additional CNC machines to satisfy production needs. Cutting Edge Countertops moved into the new facility (adjacent to its existing building) in February 2010 and was fully operational by July 2010.Burns and his brother, Brian Burns, vice president, previously worked for a family-owned business designing kitchens. Jeff Erickson, chief operating officer, helped establish the organization with 15 years of relevant industry experience.Finally, because the existing design, sales and field teams are leveraged, PCS will pass the savings to the builder, providing both lower base and upgrade pricing on average than other suppliers, with clearly transparent and understandable bids.Vetrazzo: CIRCLE #59Eos Solid Surface: CIRCLE #55

"Times could always be a lot better," Burns concluded. "We have been fortunate to experience growth. If you work hard, you have a plan, and you take care of your customers, you can still grow a business in hard economic times. We've been able to do that and therefore reinvest into the business to prepare for when the economy improves."




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