Lines
The lines. One crew.
Fireboxes, chimneys, heritage brick, block, exterior and interior masonry. The stone brands are below, with a photo from each supplier.
Masonal
Thin veneer and full bed
Cultured Stone
Manufactured veneer
Aura
Pavers, steps, coping, and caps
Banas
Sandstone, limestone, and granite
Isokern Fireplaces
A modular masonry firebox in volcanic pumice, faced in stone or brick, with a hearth and a real chimney.
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Rumford Fireplaces
A site-built masonry fireplace in Rumford proportion: shallow, tall, and meant to heat the room.
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Exterior Masonry
The outside of the building: veneer, full-bed stone, chimneys, block, and the stone that meets the weather.
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Interior Masonry
Stone and brick inside the house: accent walls, fireplace faces, hearths, and the firebox behind them.
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Residential Brick
Brick laid on houses. Exterior walls and interior walls, in the same crew.
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Heritage Restoration
Brick and stone buildings repaired with mortar that matches the wall, not a hard cement smear.
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Commercial Block
Concrete block that is plumb, so the building and the stone have something true to sit on.
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Residential Chimneys
A real masonry stack — brick, stone, or river rock — built for fire, ice, and Shield weather.
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Chimney Repair
Crowns, caps, tuckpointing, flashing, spalled brick, and fireboxes that no longer hold a fire.
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Indoor Accent Walls
A stone wall inside the house — fireplace, entry, or a full height — in a line we actually deal.
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Outdoor Fireplaces
The stone around an outdoor fire. The unit itself is chosen on basswoodfireplaces.ca.
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