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We install stone veneer, cultured stone, and manufactured stone veneer for exterior accents, fireplaces, entry areas, and commercial finishes. Stone can add texture, durability, and a finished look without the weight of full-bed masonry.
Stone veneer gives a house or building the look of natural stone without the same weight, thickness, or structural needs. It can be used on exterior facades, fireplaces, entry columns, lower wall sections, outdoor space features, and commercial accent areas.
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A good stone veneer project should look like it belongs on the building. The shape, texture, color, and layout all matter. A few samples can help compare styles before the next project starts.
Stone veneer can enhance the beauty and appeal of a home or commercial building without covering every wall. Many projects use it as an accent instead of the main exterior material. It can blend with stucco, EIFS, siding, brick, Dryvit finishes, and other exterior finishes.
Stone veneer profiles range from bold and rustic to clean and modern. Some customers want the authentic look of real stone. Others want manufactured stone because it is lighter, more flexible, and often more practical for the project.
Stone veneer is a thin layer of stone or stone-like material installed over a prepared surface. Natural stone veneer is cut from real quarried stone. Manufactured stone veneer is made from cement, aggregates, color pigments, and molds that create natural-looking texture. Cultured stone is a common term for manufactured stone veneer and has been used in the industry for decades.
Thin veneer usually does not require a structural foundation ledge. That makes it suitable for more building project types than full-depth stone. It can still be heavy, though. A typical 10 square foot box of stone veneer may weigh around 80 to 90 pounds depending on the material.
Stone veneer installation is not just sticking panels to a wall. The surface has to be prepared correctly. The material has to be cut and laid out cleanly. Proper installation helps prevent moisture issues like mold, staining, and damage behind the wall.
Many veneer installations use Type S mortar, depending on the system and substrate. SCC Exterior Plastering does not provide painting services. Paint may be part of a larger design plan, but stone veneer should be selected, installed, and finished as its own material.
Tell us about the area you want to update, the surface involved, and the style of stone veneer you have in mind. We’ll review the project and explain practical options for the space.
SCC Exterior Plastering (a division of SC Construction) is led by Suzanne Ottenbacher, who started in the exterior plastering industry in 1990 and went on her own in 2003. Today, the company focuses on stucco, EIFS, Dryvit, exterior plaster, and related finish systems for homes and commercial buildings.