Other than the trim stones on the archway, this entire housefront is comprised of a grouted natural stone. The use of natural stone rather than cultured veneer add to the look of this residence. There are more columns and much more garage that did not make it into this photo, as well as matching stonework on the back deck. The columns, archway, and sheer amount of stone on this house make it stand out.

A rectangular grouted stone with half columns on the upper storey in Regina’s Harbour Landing neighbourhood.

A rectangular grouted stone with half columns on the upper storey in Regina’s Harbour Landing neighbourhood.

This is one of many two storey stone fronts I worked on in the “Greens on Gardner” area of Regina. The stone on the front of this house is made up of manufactured stone panels. This is one of the most inexpensive masonry materials to install and yet it gives this house a bold look to its front.

The entryway to this house is made of limestone. Each piece was custom cut to fit. While this type of masonry is more detailed work than your average house it certainly makes a big impression! The bay windows and north wing of this house are made of manufactured stone that mimmicks the look of tyndall stone.

The entryway to this house is made of limestone. Each piece was custom cut to fit. While this type of masonry is more detailed work than your average house it certainly makes a big impression! The bay windows and north wing of this house are made of manufactured stone that mimmicks the look of tyndall stone.

The entryway to this house is made of limestone. Each piece was custom cut to fit. While this type of masonry is more detailed work than your average house it certainly makes a big impression! The bay windows and north wing of this house are made of manufactured stone that mimmicks the look of tyndall stone.

This light coloured and grouted stone stands out as a focal point against the dark roof line and stamped driveway.

This is one of many two storey stone fronts I worked on in the “Greens on Gardner” area of Regina. The stone on the front of this house is made up of manufactured stone panels. This is one of the most inexpensive masonry materials to install and yet it gives this house a bold look to its front.

This gas fireplace is covered with natural stone right up to the roofline. This makes a nice focal point to a room and looks a lot more natural than many newer houses that install drywall above the fireplace mantle.

This is one of many two storey stone fronts I worked on in the “Greens on Gardner” area of Regina. The stone on the front of this house is made up of rectangular pieces of manufactured stone. Because it is grouted stonework it is slightly more expensive to install but gives this house a classy look.

This smaller house has a manufactured stone panel installed up to the roofline. While we installed this stone on a new construction house, this same design is often a good remodelling choice for existing houses that need siding replaced or are just looking for a new look.

These modest brick columns are part of an infill house in Regina’s “Crescents” neighborhood. They mimic the look of some of the older brickwork in the area but are actually made of new brick slices in order to minimize the weight on the deck.

This is one of many two storey stone fronts I worked on in the “Greens on Gardner” area of Regina. The stone on the front of this house is made up of cultured veneer panels. This is one of the most inexpensive masonry materials to install and yet it gives this house a bold look to its front.

This is one of many two storey stone fronts I worked on in the “Greens on Gardner” area of Regina. The stone on the front of this house is made up of manufactured stone panels. This is one of the most inexpensive masonry materials to install and yet it gives this house a bold look to its front.

The bottom floor of this three story brick building was converted into a separate suite. This is a second entrance that we added to the back of the suite. Here is the block wall structure on a new grade beam in the process of being built.

The bottom floor of this three story brick building was converted into a separate suite. This is a second entrance that we added to the back of the suite. Here is the block wall structure on a new grade beam in the process of being built.

The bottom floor of this three story brick building was converted into a separate suite. This is a second entrance that we added to the back of the suite. Here is the block wall structure on a new grade beam in the process of being built.

This smaller house has a manufactured stone panel installed up to the roofline. While we installed this stone on a new construction house, this same design is often a good remodelling choice for existing houses that need siding replaced or are just looking for a new look.

The masonry on this house is made of natural stone panels. This type of stone product keeps the installation cost about as low as it can be while still having that unique look that only real stone can give.

This is one of many two storey stone fronts I worked on in the “Greens on Gardner” area of Regina. The stone on the front of this house is made up of rectangular pieces of manufactured stone. Because it is grouted stonework it is slightly more expensive to install but gives this house a classy look.

This type of masonry is sometimes installed as a grouted stone. Here, the home owner requested it to be dry stacked.

This is one of many two storey stone fronts I worked on in the “Greens on Gardner” area of Regina. The stone on the front of this house is made up of rectangular pieces of manufactured stone. Because it is grouted stonework, it is slightly more expensive to install, but gives this house a classy look.

It took a long time to finish the stonework on this house. This was a very hard natural stone to cut and grout but the finished look was well worth the effort There is stone work across the front and back of this house; as well as a fireplace, interior walls and columns covered in stone. There is no shortage of masonry at this residence!