Mr. Page also commented that over the years, besides their occasional changing of workspaces, and the 2009 name change to Ellis Page Company LLC., the business has evolved into something quite different than what it used to be. They do very little solid surface these days and they have transitioned over to 99.9% commercial work. They generally work on projects of a quarter-million-dollars or more. The only residential projects they work on are the occasional requests from the individuals at the companies they partner with. They are a member of the Natural Stone Institute and ISFA. They also belong to the Facebook groups All Slab Fabbers and Women in Stone. As the company has changed, so has their equipment. They still have their solid-surface equipment for the occasional job. However, the company invests heavily in the technological advances of our industry. Their fabrication shop houses a Marmo Meccanica edge polisher, three CNC machines, and two CNCs are dual table machines. They also run two saws: a Champion 5, and a waterjet saw. The CNCs and the saws are all made by Prussiani of Italy. Four years ago, they contracted with Prussiani to build a prototype CNC. It was the first machine of its kind to be built, designed specifically for them. Two years later, they purchased an identical CNC machine to go with the one they already had. And they are now interested in a newer, more advanced saw.