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Mason's Mark Stone Veneer

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Mason's Mark Stone Veneer

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12 years of experience

Mason's Mark Stone Veneer is a local full-service manufacturer and installer of high quality, realistic cast stone veneer used in the construction and landscaping industry. Nationwide Product Sales and Delivery (Shipping Quotes Available). Our mission is to provide the most realistic and highest quality stone veneer for the absolute best price in the industry! We take great pride in our craftsmanship and we hope that it shows in every stone. Our small family owned and operated business seeks to satisfy our customers with a beautiful finished product that will last for decades!

Mason's Mark Stone Veneer is a local full-service manufacturer and installer of high quality, realistic cast stone veneer used in the construction and landscaping industry. Nationwide Product Sales and Delivery (Shipping Quotes Available). Our mission is to provide the most realistic and highest quality stone veneer for the absolute best price in the industry! We take great pride in our craftsmanship and we hope that it shows in every stone. Our small family owned and operated business seeks to satisfy our customers with a beautiful finished product that will last for decades!

Swope Tree Care

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Swope Tree Care

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Swope Tree Care is fully insured and does free estimates complete affordable professional services Tree & landscaping services prunning trimming removal land clearing stump grinding cabling and managment Certified Arborist We are available 24hrs 7days a week

Swope Tree Care is fully insured and does free estimates complete affordable professional services Tree & landscaping services prunning trimming removal land clearing stump grinding cabling and managment Certified Arborist We are available 24hrs 7days a week

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Pavers and Hardscaping questions, answered by experts

Permeable pavers typically last between 20 and 40 years, depending on the material, installation quality, and how well they’re maintained. Interlocking concrete pavers and stone systems tend to last the longest, especially when built on a properly compacted base. Regular cleaning to prevent joint clogging can significantly extend their lifespan.

Costs range from $10 to $50 per square foot, depending on material choice, labor, and site preparation.

Concrete is often the default material for a driveway apron, and many local building codes may require this. If you’re not restricted to concrete, however, you can consider alternative driveway apron ideas, such as asphalt, pavers, or gravel. You can also stamp the concrete for an interesting texture, add color to the concrete for a little extra character, or add a swirled trowel finish to your concrete driveway apron.

You can use regular sand as the base for your pavers and in between pavers to seal the joints. Many pros reach for polymeric sand, also known as all-purpose sand, because it has been sifted and washed to remove impurities. But you can easily level ground and fill gaps between pavers for a clean look using regular sand, sometimes at a lower cost.

Pea gravel can be used as a base for a paver patio, but it’s not the preferred choice. Because it is small and round, pea gravel moves much more easily than other base options, like crushed stone, so it won’t keep your pavers in place properly. 

If you do opt for pea gravel, compact it well and use an additional binding agent (like stone dust) to keep everything from shifting.

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