Stone Veneer Siding & Installation
Transform your home's exterior with beautiful stone veneer siding that delivers the timeless look of natural stone at a fraction of the cost.

What Stone Veneer Can Do for Your Home
Stone veneer gives you the upscale look of a full stone exterior without the weight, cost, or structural requirements of solid stone walls. These thin stone pieces attach directly to your existing exterior walls using mortar and metal ties. The result looks exactly like natural stone from the outside, but the installation is faster and more affordable.
Homeowners in West Palm Beach choose stone veneer to update dated exteriors, increase curb appeal, and add value to their properties. A stone accent wall around your front entrance creates an impressive focal point. Full stone facades give your home a custom, high-end appearance that stands out in the neighborhood.
Stone veneer works on almost any exterior wall. We install it on wood frame walls, concrete block, brick, and stucco. The installation adds minimal weight to your structure, so you do not need expensive foundation work. This makes veneer practical for renovation projects where solid stone would be impossible.
Beyond appearance, stone veneer offers real benefits. It adds an extra layer of protection to your exterior walls, helps with insulation, and requires almost no maintenance once installed. Unlike wood siding that needs painting or vinyl that can crack and fade, stone veneer looks great for decades with just occasional cleaning. Our experienced masonry team installs stone veneer that enhances your home's value and beauty.
Natural Stone vs Manufactured Veneer
You have two main options when choosing stone veneer: natural stone that has been cut into thin pieces, or manufactured stone made from concrete and pigments. Both look great when properly installed, and each has advantages depending on your project.
Natural Stone Veneer
Natural stone veneer comes from quarried stone that gets cut into pieces roughly one to three inches thick. Popular options include limestone, sandstone, quartzite, and slate. Each piece is unique with natural color variations and textures. Natural stone typically costs more than manufactured veneer, but many homeowners prefer the authentic look and feel. It also tends to hold its color better over time since the color goes all the way through the stone.
Manufactured Stone Veneer
Manufactured stone veneer is made from concrete, aggregates, and iron oxide pigments molded to look like natural stone. Quality manufactured stone is hard to distinguish from natural stone once installed. It costs less than natural stone and weighs about half as much. The lighter weight makes installation faster and puts less stress on your walls. Top brands like Cultured Stone and Eldorado Stone offer dozens of styles that replicate popular natural stone looks.
Making Your Choice
Your decision comes down to budget, desired appearance, and how the veneer fits with your home's architectural style. We bring samples to your consultation so you can see options in your actual lighting conditions. We also show you photos of completed projects using different veneer types so you know what to expect.
Professional Installation Makes the Difference
Stone veneer installation requires specific skills and knowledge. Poor installation leads to problems like water intrusion, loose stones, and efflorescence. We follow manufacturer specifications and building codes to ensure your veneer looks great and performs correctly.
Here is how we install your stone veneer:
- Surface Preparation:We prepare the wall surface and install a water-resistant barrier
- Lath Installation:We attach metal lath that provides a base for mortar to grip
- Scratch Coat:We apply a mortar base coat that creates a strong foundation
- Stone Layout:We arrange stones on the ground to plan the pattern before installation
- Mortar Application:We butter each stone with mortar and press it firmly into place
- Joint Treatment:We fill or rake joints to match your desired appearance
- Sealing:We apply breathable sealers that protect against staining and moisture
Proper flashing around windows, doors, and roof lines prevents water from getting behind the veneer. We pay special attention to these details because water intrusion causes the most common veneer failures. Our installations include proper weep holes that let any trapped water escape.
Most veneer installations take one to three weeks depending on the size of the area. We protect your landscaping and clean up thoroughly each day. The result is a stunning exterior that looks like solid stone and adds lasting value to your home. You can enjoy your new stone exterior immediately after installation.
