Stone is a great accent piece to the front of any custom home. There are many reasons why home builders want to use stone in their home plans, but today the team at Bordeau Builders will specify the five reasons we believe you should consider facing the front of your home with Boral Stone, the leading American brand in quality stone home products. To read more about why to choose Boral as your stone provider for your home, click here!

Reason #1 DURABILITY

Cultured Stone veneer is virtually maintenance-free, requiring only an occasional light washing to remove dust and dirt. Our veneers require no painting, coating or sealing and we back them with a 50-year limited warranty.

Reason #2 DESIGN/STYLE

Consider the style, size and surroundings of your home. With so many options, there’s sure to be a Cultured Stone® veneer stone texture and color that’s the perfect complement.

Reason #3 SUSTAINABILITY

Cultured Stone products meet today’s building needs without compromising the world we leave for the future. Our products contain 54% pre-consumer waste stream material, the industry’s highest recycle content. We are also the industries only GREENGUARD certified veneer product and are also a NAHB Green Approved Product.

Reason #4 PERFORMANCE

All Cultured Stone products go through our 63-point Circle of Quality inspection process that insures our products are consistent from box to box. The stringent testing verifies our industry leading durability, quality, reliability and consistency, and is one a small percentage of manufacturers to earn an ICC Evaluation Services Report.

Reason #5 VALUE

According to a study by an independent research firm, a full Cultured Stone façade increases a home’s perceived appraisal value by about 6% and increases perceived value to the purchaser by 10%.

We hope this article has shown the beauty and power of Boral Stone used on the face of a house for increasing your curbside appeal. To view even more homes designed by Bordeau Builders, view our online gallery here.

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