Stone Veneer Siding

Stone veneer can give an entry, porch column, or exterior wall a new look without rebuilding the entire facade. Assured Exteriors offers stone and brick veneer siding as part of our exterior work in the Vancouver and Salem regions. We can look at your home and discuss where a stone accent fits the design, the wall, and your budget.

Where stone veneer works

An accent around the front entry can make the approach feel more finished. Stone can also draw attention to porch columns or a selected wall while siding carries the rest of the exterior. The right location and material depend on the existing wall, transitions, and how water moves around the home.

More than a surface finish

Stone veneer is a cladding, not the wall’s waterproofing. The details behind it matter: a suitable water-resistive barrier and drainage path, flashing at openings and transitions, and the right system for the substrate and stone product. We review those conditions before recommending an installation approach. Product instructions and local code requirements determine the final assembly.

Natural stone and manufactured stone veneer have different weights, appearances, installation requirements, and price points. We can discuss available products and samples during an estimate rather than promise that every look will suit every wall.

Plan an exterior that works together

A veneer accent should meet nearby siding, trim, windows, and roof edges cleanly. If your project also calls for siding repair or replacement, we can discuss the materials together so the colors, profiles, and transitions make sense as one exterior.

Request an estimate

Tell us what part of your exterior you want to change, where the property is, and whether you have a particular stone look in mind. We serve the Vancouver area from our Vancouver office and the Salem area from our Salem office. Availability and scope depend on your address and the existing wall. Request a free estimate and we’ll discuss the next step.

Can stone veneer go over my existing siding?

Not as a blanket rule. The wall and substrate need to be assessed, and the selected system has its own installation requirements. We’ll discuss the preparation and details after seeing the property.

Can I use stone on only part of the house?

Yes, an entry, column, or selected wall can be a useful accent. We’ll look at how it meets the adjacent siding and how the transition handles water.