Common Stone Veneer Installation Mistakes
5 MOST COMMON STONE VENEER INSTALLATION MISTAKES
Designers may choose to use a stone veneer installation for aesthetic purposes. Its application aims to improve the look and feel of a home, patio, or business. But, if not done right, it could make your property look shabby. Any installation mistake may detract from the appearance you were trying to create. If you are going to such lengths to invest in your property’s appearance, you should ensure the job gets done right.
Below we have listed some of the most common installation mistakes. Read on to learn what one can do to ensure a perfect installation.
WHY CAN STONE VENEER INSTALLATION BE MADE DIFFICULT
A stone veneer installation is a unique compared to its different alternatives. Unlike siding or tile work, a stone veneer can recreate the look of a stone structure. It looks like extensive traditional masonry work on your property for a fraction of the cost. Although, the veneers must be correctly applied. Veneer looks terrible if mistakes occur. Furthermore, it shatters the illusion you are trying to create.
GAPS IN THE STONE VENEER INSTALLATION
It is best to think of the veneers like a puzzle. The picture is only complete when all the pieces fit together. We all know what happens when you try to force a puzzle piece where it doesn’t belong. Your stone veneer installation is no different. If their placement isn’t exact, you will see gaps. You must account for sizing, cut, type, and spacing options.
NOT SEALING YOUR STONE VENEER INSTALLATION PROPERLY
A veneer is at its base a covering for an existing wall. But, you must be very careful as you attach it and ensure a proper seal. If your not careful, the stone veneer will peel. If not treated, they begin falling off. A poorly sealed veneer will let outside factors between the structure and the veneer. These gaps can lead to problems like mold development. In some cases insect infestation can occur. If you are not careful, the entire structure may eventually collapse. Simple put, peeling and falling veneer affect your look and prove disastrous.
NOT PREPARING ENOUGH VENEER
Measure twice cut once. Be you have the proper measurements before you begin making purchases and before you cut. If you order more veneer than you need, you will spend more money than is necessary. But if you don’t buy enough, you have to go through the entire process again. While you wait for your shipment, your project will look unfinished and unprofessional.
POOR STYLE CONSIDERATION
This common occurrence is not an installation concern, but it still happens. The entire point of a stone veneer installation is to add aesthetic appeal. Ensure your beautiful new stone veneer matches what you already have or plan to put in. Install stone veneers that don’t clash with your decorating or existing landscape.
NOT UTILIZING A PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
Use a stone veneer installation specialist to apply the veneer. They will know how to apply a seal. They know the correct way to measure structures. They also know what trends will suit your property best. Save yourself a headache, hire a professional who guarantees your happiness.
FOR THE BEST JOB, HIRE THE BEST: CASA DI SASSI
A stone veneer is not a necessity but a luxury. It is an ornament you apply to take your property’s appearance from good to great. Ensure the best for your vision. Get proper stone veneer installation services. Furthermore, buy your materials from a respected manufacturer like Casa di Sassi. Our team has been creating quality stone veneers for almost 20 years. Contact us to learn about our quality manufacturing capabilities.
As we look to the future, we continually seek to innovate and grow. From pushing the limits on our creativity to developing new stone profile designs – to increasing the efficiency of our manufacturing processes – our team is dedicated to being a valuable stone veneer partner.
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