Built in Austin
Austin building-envelope leak detection
Custom stone work in Austin, set by an in-house masonry crew
Stone is a layout problem: joint, ledge, corner, and flashing. This site is custom stone only — not a stucco catalog with a stone photo.
Homes, apartments, retail, offices, warehouses, and steel buildings across Greater Austin.
25+ years in specialized construction1,000+ completed projectsLicensed, bonded, and insured100% in-house crewsSub Texas Alliance approved5-star rated on Google25+ years in specialized construction1,000+ completed projectsLicensed, bonded, and insured100% in-house crewsSub Texas Alliance approved5-star rated on Google
Thin veneer on a wet wall without a rainscreen or proper lath fails at the first freeze-thaw and at every window.
Full-bed stone needs a base that can hold it. A decorative ledge on foam is a callback.
Color sampling beyond a couple of mockups is how schedules slip. We plan mockups, then we lay.
What to watch for
Small signals can mark a larger hidden path.
- A fireplace, wainscot, or full elevation in natural or manufactured stone
- Thin stone veneer over framed walls
- Commercial stone at entries, columns, or retaining faces we are building as masonry
- A remodel that has to meet existing stone
Field standard
Trace first.
Repair second.
The field plan
Find the cause before pricing the close-up.
Clear scope, honest boundaries, and a repair built around the assembly—not the stain.
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We set custom stone: thin veneer and full-bed work, including precast pieces that belong in the masonry elevation.
Flashing at sills and heads is part of the stone job when the stone is the weather face. We do not leave a raw wood sill behind a pretty ledge.
CMU structure, rebar supply, and lintels stay on the masonry bid only when they are in the drawings. This page is the finish stone search.
Where we work
Wood-framed homes and steel commercial buildings
Focused field work for the assemblies that keep Central Texas properties dry, stable, and finished.
Residential
Homes and multifamily
Openings, transitions, decks, walls, and exterior finishes—opened only as far as the evidence requires.
Commercial
Buildings and active sites
Documented conditions, defined responsibility, and repair scopes a superintendent can act on.
Straight answers
Before we open the wall.
Do you do cultured stone and natural stone?
Yes. The setting method changes. We will tell you which wall can take which product.
Can you match a quarry that is no longer cutting?
We try with remaining stock and the closest current cut. We will not promise a dead color.
Is brick on this site?
No. Brick and CMU are masonry, but this door is custom stone.
Request an Austin site visit
Show us what the building is telling you.
Share the address, when the condition appears, and a few useful photos. We’ll route it to the right field crew.
This request goes to Texas Rock Solid. Name the Austin custom stone work job. Do not mention other trades on this page.