JS-104 · The order desk Rev 2026-07

Bring us the project you're worried about.

Not a sales call. A working session - your drawings, your schedule, your budget, and a supply strategy you can hold us to.

01 · Pick your track

Material strategy session

Bring one upcoming project. We'll map material options, pivot scenarios, and value engineering - before you buy anything.

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Price a live project

Send the drawings and unit mix. We'll return program pricing with cut-to-size and deployment options, market by market.

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National program review

Building in multiple markets? We'll design one supply program that follows your pipeline across the country.

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02 · Send us the project

Tell us what you're building.

Required fields marked with an asterisk

Drawings and unit mixes can follow by email once we reply - no need to attach anything here.

03 · Direct lines

Phone

(586) 208-4628

Call for anything time-sensitive - a schedule at risk, a spec change mid-project, or a bid that closes this week.

Email

info@judestoneusa.com

Best for anything with attachments. The more we can see, the more specific the strategy comes back.

04 · What to send

The more you send, the less we have to assume.

None of it is required to start a conversation. It is what turns a first call into a priced program.

01

Unit mix & count

How many units, of what types, across how many buildings - the basis for program pricing rather than slab-by-slab quoting.

02

Drawings or plans

What we template the cut program from, so factory-finished pieces arrive ready to set.

03

Schedule & phasing

When each building needs material, so deployment is sequenced per building, per floor, per phase.

04

Spec & constraints

Owner requirements, budget targets, and any regulatory constraints that point toward quartz, granite, or silica-free.

05 · What happens next

What happens after you send it.

A real person reads it the same business day. If we need drawings or a unit mix to go further, we ask for exactly what is missing - not a generic follow-up. You get material options with pricing attached, and the pivot scenarios priced alongside them, so the first number you see is one you can build a budget on.