Why Choose Masonry Products?
TIMELESS DURABILITY
Invest in the future with masonry craftsmanship that stands the test of time. Our structures blend ageless beauty with unyielding durability, ensuring your space stays majestic for generations.
ARTISTRY IN EVERY DETAIL
Transform spaces into masterpieces. Our masonry experts bring precision and artistry to every project, crafting exquisite structures that capture the essence of timeless elegance.
SUSTAINABILITY
Building a greener tomorrow, today. Experience the energy efficiency of masonry. Our sustainable materials enhance insulation, reducing energy costs and environmental impact, while providing unmatched structural integrity.
ADD A TOUCH OF STONE
ADDING STONE OR MASONRY ACCENTS WITH YOUR JAMES HARDIE SIDING CREATES WARMTH AND DIMENSION FOR YOUR HOME
Hail Resistant
Fire Resistant
Maintenance Free
Insect Resistant
Woodpecker Resistant
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COMPLIMENTARY IN-HOME CONSULTATION
We offer free in-home consultations where you can see and feel the difference James Hardie materials provide, and how Mountain Safe Exteriors can make your dream home a reality.
CONCRETE SIDING
- Composition:
Concrete block masonry siding is constructed from individual concrete blocks, typically made from a mixture of cement, aggregate, and water. These blocks are stacked and bonded together with mortar.
- Aesthetics:
Known for its clean and modern appearance, concrete block siding offers a contemporary and versatile design. It is available in various colors and finishes, providing flexibility in achieving different architectural styles.
- Durability:
Concrete blocks are highly durable and resistant to fire, pests, and harsh weather conditions. This type of masonry siding requires minimal maintenance and has a long lifespan.
BRICK SIDING
Brick masonry siding is crafted from fired clay bricks, which are joined together with mortar. Bricks come in a range of colors and sizes, allowing for diverse design possibilities.
Brick siding is celebrated for its timeless and classic appearance. It adds warmth and texture to a building and is often associated with traditional and colonial architectural styles. The variety of bond patterns further contributes to its aesthetic appeal.
Bricks are resistant to decay, insects, and fire. Brick masonry siding is known for its durability and low maintenance requirements. It also offers good insulation, contributing to energy efficiency.
STONE SIDING
Stone masonry siding consists of natural stones, such as granite, limestone, or slate, which are individually installed or joined together with mortar. The stones can vary in size, shape, and color.
Stone siding imparts a rustic and authentic look, adding a sense of grandeur and luxury to a structure. It is highly customizable, allowing for unique and intricate designs. The natural variations in stone contribute to its rich visual appeal.
Natural stone is renowned for its durability and resistance to weathering. Stone masonry siding is robust, withstanding the test of time. It is also resistant to pests and fire, making it a durable and low-maintenance option.
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MASONRY FAQS
Masonry siding involves the application of durable materials directly to a building’s exterior. Common materials include brick, stone, and concrete blocks. These materials provide both aesthetic appeal and robust protection against the elements.
Masonry siding is renowned for its exceptional durability. Brick and stone, in particular, are resistant to weathering, pests, and fire. Concrete blocks also offer robust protection. The longevity of masonry siding contributes to its popularity in various architectural styles.
Yes, masonry siding provides significant flexibility in terms of design. Different patterns, colors, and textures are achievable with brick, stone, and concrete blocks. This allows homeowners to customize their exteriors to complement their preferred architectural style.
Masonry siding is generally low-maintenance. Brick and stone require minimal upkeep, mainly consisting of occasional cleaning. Concrete blocks may need some attention to prevent discoloration. Overall, masonry siding tends to require less maintenance compared to certain other siding options.
Masonry siding provides good thermal mass, helping to regulate indoor temperatures. While not as insulating as some specialized materials, such as foam-backed vinyl, the inherent density of brick and stone can contribute to energy efficiency by stabilizing indoor temperatures.
