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Jeanie

11 years ago

Do you have a picture of the shingles that were used on this house?

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PRO
Pine Hall Brick Company
11 years ago
This is the photo that shows the most of the shingles. They look like a CertainTeed Landmark Colonial Slate.
Jean Len
Original Author
10 years ago
What is the name of the rock on this house?
grayandrenee
10 years ago
This is real stone on the house, probably from our mountains in North Carolina. For a cultured stone with this look, Centurion Stone has a Palos Verde in the Kentucky color that would be similar. (They used Argos Magnolia Buff mortar.)
PRO
Pine Hall Brick Company
10 years ago
This is real stone on the house, probably from our mountains in North
Carolina. For a cultured stone with this look, Centurion Stone has a
Palos Verde in the Kentucky color that would be similar. (They used
Argos Magnolia Buff mortar.)
PRO
Pine Hall Brick Company
10 years ago
In case you want to ask a question about the real stone, it was installed by:

Natural and Cultured Stone
7974 Concord Church Rd, Lewisville, NC 27023
(336) 945-9498

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