Stone is the part of the job that shows for thirty years. It gets set by the same people who quoted it — no masonry sub, no handoff halfway through.
Arches, columns, chimneys and feature walls, cut and set on site. This is the work that takes a mason rather than a crew with a saw — the shaping happens in front of the wall, not in a warehouse.
Veneer fails at the edges — around caps, corners and terminations — long before it fails in the field. Those are the details we cut for, and the reason a wall still reads as stone rather than as panels a few winters later.
Boulder waterfalls, spillways, fireplaces and firepits. Both come down to the same thing: the structure behind the stone has to be right before any of the visible work goes on, because neither is something you open back up later.
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