We build a proper drainage plane behind every install, so water that gets past the face has a way out.
Our crew lays stone and brick with attention to pattern, joint width, and corners, the details that make veneer look real.
We bring samples out to your home and help assemble materials for community review before ordering.
Brick and stone veneer pricing depends on the wall area, the material you pick, and how many corners, openings, and trim pieces the design includes. Natural stone generally costs more than manufactured stone or thin brick for Highlands Ranch homes.
Natural stone varies piece to piece and lasts for generations. Manufactured stone is lighter and more consistent in size and color, making it easier to plan and often faster to install.
Most front elevation projects take a few days to a week or two, depending on size and weather. Mortar needs mild temperatures to cure, so we schedule around cold snaps and cover fresh work if the forecast turns.
Veneer looks especially sharp over new block walls or alongside rebuilt front steps. Browse our Highlands Ranch concrete and masonry work for more ideas.
We review the walls, talk through style and color, and prepare samples, a quote, and review materials.
First comes the moisture barrier and metal lath, then a scratch coat, and finally each stone or brick is set by hand in the pattern you chose.
We tool or grout the joints, clean the face, and add trim pieces like sills or caps where needed.
