Stucco Veneer (½"–1") is a durable, cement-based exterior finish applied in thin layers over masonry or framed substrates. At a thickness of ½ inch to 1 inch, it provides a seamless, weather-resistant surface that can be textured or smoothed to meet architectural specifications. This system enhances curb appeal while delivering long-term protection against moisture, impact, and thermal expansion, making it a cost-effective solution for both commercial and residential projects.

Manufactured Stone Veneer is a lightweight, concrete-based product molded and colored to replicate the appearance of natural stone. Installed as a veneer over masonry or framed substrates, it provides the aesthetic of cut stone at a lower cost and reduced structural load. Durable, versatile, and available in a wide range of styles and finishes, manufactured stone offers architects and builders flexibility in design while maintaining long-term performance for exterior and interior applications.

Brick is a time-tested masonry material made from clay or shale, kiln-fired for strength and durability. Valued for its classic appearance, fire resistance, and low maintenance, brick veneer provides both structural integrity and an enduring finish. Its versatility in size, color, and texture makes it suitable for commercial, institutional, and residential projects, delivering a balance of aesthetics, performance, and longevity.

Concrete Masonry Units (CMU) are versatile, precast blocks made from cement, aggregates, and water, commonly used for structural walls, partitions, and retaining systems. Known for their strength, fire resistance, and cost-effectiveness, CMU construction provides durability and design flexibility. They can be finished with paint, stucco, or veneer to meet aesthetic requirements while maintaining excellent load-bearing and thermal performance for commercial, institutional, and residential projects.