Stone and brick home with an arched entry
Rough natural stone and brick on a new home, with a stone archway over the front entry.
New construction
We install brick and stone on new homes from scratch: the full exterior, laid course by course from the slab to the roofline.
We set every course to a string line and tie the veneer back to the framing with corrosion-resistant wall ties. Flashing and weep holes let water that gets behind the brick drain back out. Trapped water stains brick and rusts the ties.
We work with builders and homeowners alike. Bring us your ideas or plans, and any brick or stone choice you've made. We'll walk the site, review the window heads, corners, and transitions between brick and stone, and provide a written estimate.
Rough natural stone and brick on a new home, with a stone archway over the front entry.
Gray cut stone on a new home, laid in mixed course heights around the windows.
Cream stone and brick on a new home, with an arched front entry.
Light stone on a new home's gable, with brick framing a tall arched window.
Brown stone across the front gables of a new home.
Brick and stone on a new house, with straight lines down the length of every wall.
Both. Many of our new-home jobs come through builders, but we're glad to work directly with an owner who's building or acting as their own general contractor.
Yes. Bring us the product name or a sample. If it's discontinued, we'll help you find the closest match and lay up a sample panel before the full job starts.
We give you a schedule with the estimate, based on the size of the home and the material, and keep you posted if rain moves it.
Tell us about the project and we'll walk it with you. From there: a written, line-item estimate; samples matched and permits handled; an owner-led build; then cleaning, sealing and your written warranty.
| Mon – Fri | 8:00 am – 5:00 pm |
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| Sat – Sun | Closed |