Every job includes the full wall assembly, not just the stone. We handle tear-off, sheathing repair, weatherproofing, veneer installation, and cleanup. Add-ons like insulation board or a full trim repaint are quoted separately so you can see exactly what each one costs.
We remove the existing siding, haul it off, and inspect the sheathing underneath for rot or water damage. Any soft spots get repaired before the new wall goes on. Debris leaves the same day, and we magnet-sweep the yard for nails.
House wrap goes over the sheathing, and we flash every window, door, hose bib, and penetration. Weep holes at the base let water drain out. This is the part nobody sees and the part that decides whether the wall lasts 50 years or 5.
Stone or brick units set over a scratch coat with corrosion-resistant anchors, keeping a 1-inch air gap behind the veneer. Joints are tooled consistently, and we keep mortar color matched across the whole wall so it reads as one continuous surface.
We install J-channel, sill trim, and any accent banding that frames the stone. Transitions to roof lines, adjacent siding, and concrete get detailed so water does not sit at the joint. This is where a masonry wall either looks custom or looks patched.
We wash the finished wall, check every joint and weep hole, and walk the job with you before we pack up. You get care instructions and a workmanship warranty. If anything needs a touch-up in the first year, we come back at no cost.
Brick & Stone Siding in Oklahoma City is a veneer system that hangs real or manufactured masonry off your framed wall, tied back with corrosion-resistant anchors and a drainage plane. It is not a glued-on panel. We start with house wrap and flashing at every penetration, then set stone veneer or brick units with mortar over a scratch coat, leaving weep holes at the base so water that gets behind the wall drains out instead of sitting against your sheathing. Done right, the wall breathes, sheds water, and holds its color for decades.
Oklahoma County sits in a hail belt, and the freeze-thaw swings from 105 degrees in August to single digits in January punish anything thin or hollow. That is why we see so many cracked vinyl panels and rotting wood trim on older homes near the Plaza District and Historic Capitol Hill. Brick and stone siding Oklahoma City homeowners choose for that reason handles impact, resists fading, and never needs repainting. If you have been searching for brick and stone siding near me Oklahoma City, this is the wall that stops the repair cycle.
Every job runs the same five stages, whether it is a single accent wall in Automobile Alley or a full re-side in Uptown 23rd. You get a written scope, a start date, and a crew that cleans up daily.
Schedule
Call or book online — a real human picks up and confirms a 2-hour arrival window.
Diagnose
Licensed tech inspects on-site, then walks you through the cause and your options.
Fix
The job is completed to code and done right the first time — no shortcuts, no surprises.
Guarantee
Every job backed by a written workmanship warranty — and we stand behind it.
Circular saw with masonry blade
Cuts brick and stone units to fit corners, openings, and transitions. We cut outside whenever possible and use water suppression to keep dust off your landscaping.
Siding nailer and hammer
Drives corrosion-resistant anchors and trim fasteners at the correct depth. Over-driving a fastener cracks stone, so we set the depth on a test piece before touching your wall.
Chalk line and level
Establishes the base course and keeps every row true. A wall that is out of level at the bottom is out of level all the way up, and it shows at the roofline.
Caulk gun and tin snips
Seals flashing details and trims metal components at penetrations. Every window, door, and hose bib gets a sealed, flashed transition before stone goes over it.
Pry bar and utility knife
Removes old siding and trim without damaging the sheathing underneath. Careful tear-off is how we find rot early instead of covering it up.
Siding gauge
Keeps courses consistent and reveals even across the wall. It is the difference between a wall that looks laid by hand and one that looks laid by eye.
IBC and IRC veneer standards
We install to the International Building Code and International Residential Code requirements for adhered and anchored veneer, including the 1-inch air gap, anchor schedule, and weep hole spacing. Inspectors in Oklahoma County check these details, and we build to pass on the first look.
Drainage plane and flashing detail
House wrap goes over the sheathing, and every penetration gets flashing that laps shingle-style so water runs out, not in. Weep holes at the base let the cavity drain. This is the single most important part of a masonry wall, and it is entirely hidden once the stone is set.
Manufacturer-spec installation
Manufactured stone from Nichiha and TruExterior has specific requirements for scratch coat, mortar, and curing. We follow those specs exactly so your material warranty stays valid. Deviating from spec is the fastest way to void coverage on a stone wall.
Insulation board behind veneer
Rigid insulation board goes over the sheathing and behind the drainage plane to reduce thermal bridging. It raises the effective R-value of the wall and keeps interior surfaces warmer in winter and cooler in summer, which matters on west-facing walls in Oklahoma.
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What we do: We strip the wood, repair the framing, and install brick veneer on the lower wall with fiber cement above. The transition is flashed and the base is masonry, so splash-back is no longer a problem.
→ The house reads as a brick ranch from the street, and the base of the wall stops rotting every few years.
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What we do: We install stone veneer on the front facade and entry columns, with a brick water table wrapping the base. The upper walls stay panel for budget, and the stone carries the visual weight.
→ The home appraises higher and photographs like a custom build, at a fraction of full masonry cost.
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What we do: We document the damage for the insurance claim, strip the failed panels, repair the sheathing, and install stone veneer over a new drainage plane with fresh flashing and weep holes.
→ The claim covers the rebuild, and the new wall has survived two more hail seasons without a mark.
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What we do: We replace the vinyl with brick and stone siding on the front and sides, keeping the existing soffit and fascia. Insulation board goes behind the veneer to raise the wall R-value.
→ No more repainting, better summer performance on the west wall, and a facade that finally matches the rest of the block.
Oklahoma City sits in a hail belt with freeze-thaw swings that break down thin exteriors fast. Summer afternoons hit 100 degrees and winter nights drop into the single digits, sometimes in the same month. Masonry handles that cycle because it does not expand and contract the way vinyl does, and it does not absorb water the way wood does. We install brick and stone siding in Oklahoma City with a full drainage plane because wind-driven rain here is horizontal, not vertical, and it will find any gap in the flashing. Building stock matters too. The older homes in Historic Capitol Hill and the Paseo Arts District often have original wood siding over skip sheathing, which means we open the wall, repair framing, and rebuild the drainage plane before any stone goes on. Newer builds in Deep Deuce and Midtown are usually framed and ready, so the job moves faster. If you have been pricing brick and stone siding installation Oklahoma City OK cost, the honest answer is that prep work drives the range more than the stone itself. Call (405) 931-0174 and we will tell you which category your wall is in.
Bricktown
A mix of historic brick warehouses and newer residential. We match new veneer to existing brick so additions and repairs blend instead of standing out.
Paseo Arts District
Many 1920s bungalows with original wood siding over skip sheathing. Prep and framing repair usually add a day or two to the schedule here.
Automobile Alley
Commercial and residential conversions with tall facades. Stone veneer on the base and entry reads well against the large window openings.
Historic Capitol Hill
Older housing stock with frequent base rot from splash-back. Brick veneer on the lower wall is the fix we install most often in this neighborhood.
Deep Deuce
Newer construction with modern lines. Manufactured stone veneer on accent walls pairs well with the panel siding already on these homes.
Hail storms from March through June
Hail punches vinyl and dents aluminum, but masonry veneer usually survives with cosmetic damage only. We inspect after storms and document damage for insurance claims.
Freeze-thaw cycles in winter
Water trapped behind a wall freezes, expands, and cracks mortar joints. Proper weep holes and flashing are what keep the cavity dry through the cycle.
Horizontal wind-driven rain
Oklahoma rain rarely falls straight down. Flashing has to lap shingle-style and weep holes have to stay clear, or water gets pushed past the veneer.
Expansive clay soils
Soil movement shifts foundations slightly over the years. Anchored veneer with a proper air gap tolerates minor movement better than rigid, glued-on panels.
Most of our masonry calls start with a wall that is already failing. Here are the four problems we see most often in Oklahoma City, and what happens if you leave them alone.
Problem
Every storm cycle leaves more holes and dents. Water gets behind the panels, and you end up filing a claim every couple of years instead of once.
Our Fix
We strip the damaged panels, repair the sheathing, and install stone veneer that shrugs off hail. One claim, one rebuild, and the wall stops being a recurring insurance problem.
Problem
Wood wicks water up from splash-back and rots from the bottom. Left alone, the rot reaches the sill plate and turns a siding job into a framing repair.
Our Fix
We cut out the rot, treat the framing, and replace the bottom courses with brick and stone siding. Masonry does not wick water, so the base of the wall stops being the weak point.
Problem
Failed flashing and missing weep holes trap water against the sheathing. Mold and mildew follow, and the wall starts to smell musty inside the house.
Our Fix
We rebuild the wall with house wrap, proper flashing at every penetration, and weep holes at the base. Water that gets behind the veneer drains out instead of sitting against the wood.
Problem
Vinyl fades and warps in Oklahoma heat, and fiber cement cracks at the joints. The wall looks tired, and repainting every few years never fixes the underlying problem.
Our Fix
Brick and stone siding holds its color for decades and never needs paint. It is the last exterior you install on that wall, which is why so many Oklahoma City homeowners make the switch after their second repaint.
Masonry veneer costs more up front than vinyl and pays it back in decades of zero painting, zero warping, and almost no storm repairs. Here is what you actually get.
Stands up to hail
Hail the size of golf balls dents aluminum and shatters vinyl, but stone veneer shrugs it off. After the last big storm cycle, we replaced dozens of punched-through vinyl walls across Oklahoma County while brick and stone siding Oklahoma City homes on the same block came through with nothing but dirty mortar joints that washed clean.
No repainting, ever
Vinyl fades, wood rots, and fiber cement still needs caulk and paint every 7 to 10 years. A brick and stone wall holds its color for 50 years or more. Over a 30-year mortgage, that is four or five full exterior paint cycles you never pay for, which usually covers the difference in installed cost.
Real thermal mass
Masonry absorbs heat during the day and releases it slowly at night. Paired with insulation board behind the veneer, that mass flattens the temperature swing inside your walls. Oklahoma City homeowners on west-facing walls often notice the biggest difference in July and August, when afternoon sun hits brick instead of baking siding panels.
Curb appeal that appraises
Appraisers in Oklahoma County consistently rank brick and stone among the strongest exterior upgrades for resale. A full stone veneer accent wall or a brick-wrapped entry reads as quality to buyers, and it photographs better than any panel product. It is the kind of exterior that makes a 1950s ranch look intentional instead of dated.
Google ★★★★★4.9
Elite Siding OKC replaced our hail-damaged vinyl with stone veneer on the west wall. They handled the insurance paperwork, finished in six days, and the price matched the written estimate exactly. Two hail seasons later, not a single crack.
Yelp ★★★★★5.0
We had three quotes for a brick accent wall. Elite was the only crew that talked about weep holes and the air gap behind the veneer. They kept the yard clean, magnet-swept for nails, and the wall looks like it has been there for decades.
BBB ★★★★★4.8
Our 1950s ranch had rotted wood at the base. Elite cut out the rot, repaired the framing, and installed brick veneer on the lower wall. Two winters later, no water in the wall and no new rot. Straightforward pricing and no upselling.
Google ★★★★★4.9
Same-day estimate, fixed price, and a crew that showed up when they said they would. They installed stone veneer on our entry and front wall in Uptown. The house appraised higher at refinance, and we have not painted anything since.
Elite Siding OKC has been installing exterior siding in Oklahoma City since 2021, and masonry veneer has been part of our work from the start. Our leads are trained on IBC and IRC veneer requirements, including the 1-inch air gap, weep hole spacing, and anchor schedules that inspectors in Oklahoma County check. We hold a State of Oklahoma Contractor License and install to manufacturer spec so your warranty stays intact. When hail or wind takes out a wall, we handle the insurance documentation and rebuild it to code.
Real experiences from customers who chose our Brick & Stone Siding services.
“We had hail punch through the vinyl on the west wall two springs in a row. Elite Siding OKC stripped it, fixed some soft sheathing, and set stone veneer over a proper drainage plane. That wall has taken two more hail seasons without a mark. They magnet-swept the yard and you cannot tell a crew was ever here.”
Marcus T.
Homeowner, Bricktown
“Our 1940s bungalow had wood siding that rotted at the base every few years. They replaced the bottom four feet with brick and stone siding and re-flashed the whole wall. Two winters later, no water in the wall, no rot, and the house finally looks like it belongs in the neighborhood.”
Dana R.
Homeowner, Paseo Arts District
“Got three quotes for a stone accent wall and entry. Elite was the only one who talked about weep holes and the air gap. They finished in six days, kept the driveway clean, and the price matched the written estimate to the dollar. I have already sent two neighbors their way.”
Kevin S.
Homeowner, Uptown 23rd
Real answers to the questions we hear most often from local homeowners and property managers.
Vinyl is the budget option when masonry is out of reach. We install it over the same house wrap and flashing we use behind stone, so if you upgrade to brick and stone siding in Oklahoma City later, the drainage plane is already correct.
View Vinyl SidingFiber cement gives you a masonry-adjacent look at a lower cost. Many Oklahoma City homeowners pair fiber cement on the sides with a brick and stone accent wall on the front, which reads as a full masonry facade from the street.
View Fiber Cement SidingCedar and engineered wood bring warmth that stone cannot match. We often combine wood siding on gables with stone veneer on the base, a pairing that suits the older bungalows around the Paseo Arts District and Historic Capitol Hill.
View Wood SidingAluminum is light and rust-proof, but it dents in hail. When we replace aluminum with brick and stone siding in Oklahoma City, we check the sheathing underneath first, because aluminum hides water damage better than any other exterior.
View Aluminum SidingSteel siding is impact-resistant and modern, and it pairs well with stone veneer columns and wainscoting. We install both, so you can mix a steel upper wall with a brick and stone base without coordinating two different contractors.
View Metal / Steel SidingStone veneer is the core of what we do. We install natural and manufactured stone over a proper drainage plane with weep holes, anchors, and flashing, so the wall sheds water the way the code book requires.
View Stone Veneer SidingCall (405) 931-0174 or send us a note and we will get back to you the same business day. We answer the phone from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, and we check messages on weekends. Free estimates across Oklahoma City and Oklahoma County.
Phone
(405) 931-0174Address
3150 W Memorial Rd Suite 210-186, Oklahoma City, OK 73134
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Sat: 8AM – 4PM
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