We bring samples and compare them against your existing stone in daylight before ordering.
Every surface gets proper lath, ties, and mortar, which keeps veneer bonded through hard freezes.
We plan weep screeds and flashing where needed, so water can escape instead of getting trapped behind the stone.
Square footage and the stone you pick drive the price. Manufactured stone is usually less expensive than natural thin stone, and brick falls in between. Complicated corners, caps, and columns add labor. Your quote spells out each piece.
Builders often use a handful of popular manufactured stone lines. If we can identify yours, matching is easier. If not, we find the closest product and blend colors so the new work reads as part of the house, mixing pieces from several boxes to avoid patches of one shade.
Adding stone to visible walls or porches may need HOA approval in Peyton. We give you product names, colors, and photos to submit, and we can hold a sample board up against the house for the committee to see in person.
Veneer looks best on new block walls, rebuilt front steps, and fire pit surrounds. Browse our Peyton concrete and masonry services to plan a complete upgrade that pulls the front and backyard together.
We look at the surfaces, compare samples to your existing stone, and give you a quote with product options.
Our crew preps the surface, installs lath or ties, and sets stone or brick with a consistent joint pattern.
We point and clean the joints, seal if appropriate, and haul off all leftover material.
