Exterior Elevations
Full or partial coverage — a wainscot across the front, a full gable end, or the whole envelope. The fastest way to make a builder-grade house look like it cost more than it did.
Best for:Curb appeal & new builds
Stone Veneer · Moncton, NB
Four stone brands under one roof. Take samples home, see them against your own siding in your own light, and buy the whole job from one dye lot — with help from people who quote stone every day.
Stone brands we carry





A four-inch sample and a forty-foot elevation are not the same thing. The greys go warmer, the movement gets busier, and the piece you loved in the showroom can look completely different on a gable in flat winter light.
Manufactured stone is coloured through the mix, and lots shift. Buying the whole job at once from one lot is the difference between a wall that reads as one material and a wall with a seam you can never stop seeing.
Corner pieces are sold by the linear foot, not the square foot, and they cost more. Returns, columns and window surrounds add up fast — it’s the number most people miss until the quote lands.
So we keep full sample boards on the showroom floor and let you take pieces home. Bring us your square footage and your corner count and we’ll quote it the way we’d quote it for a mason — flats, corners and accessories, itemised, no surprises at the counter.
Where it goes
Full or partial coverage — a wainscot across the front, a full gable end, or the whole envelope. The fastest way to make a builder-grade house look like it cost more than it did.
Best for:Curb appeal & new builds
Floor-to-ceiling surrounds, hearths and mantels indoors; chimney chases and outdoor fireplaces out back. Small square footage, enormous impact — and usually the cheapest room in the house to transform.
Best for: Big change, small area
Entryways, stairwells, basements and behind the bar. Thin brick and tight ledge profiles bring real texture into a room without eating the floor space a full masonry wall would.
Best for:Texture & warmth indoors
Porch columns, foundation skirting, garden walls, BBQ islands and pillars. The details that tie a yard together and hide the parts nobody wants to look at.
Best for: Finishing the details
Profiles & textures
Colour is the easy part. The shape decides whether a wall reads modern or traditional — so pick the shape first.
Canyon Stone CanadaTight courses, almost no mortar showing. Reads modern and calm.
Canyon Country Ledgestone · Eldorado European Ledge
Canyon Stone CanadaIrregular and rounded. The traditional farmhouse look.
Canyon Prestige Fieldstone · Eldorado Cliffstone
Colonial Brick & StoneCut rectangles in even courses. Formal and architectural.
Colonial Weatheredge Limestone · Mathios Alverstone
Canyon Stone CanadaReal brick sliced thin — goes where full brick cannot.
Canyon Reclaimed Brick · Eldorado TundraBrick
How it goes on
This decides more about your budget and your timeline than the stone itself does — and it is the question most people have never been asked. There are two ways stone gets onto a wall, and we stock both.
Mortar-setA mason builds up lath and a scratch coat, then beds each piece in mortar, one at a time.
Best for: the widest choice of stone, custom detailing, and jobs that already have a mason on them
Eldorado · Mathios · Colonial · most of Canyon
Screw-onStone comes as panels with a built-in flange. They screw straight to the sheathing, course by course, like siding.
Best for: budget, speed, winter installs, and anyone doing the work themselves
NextStone · Quick-Fit · Fusion Stone · Versetta Stone · Vena Stone
Four brands, one counter

The most widely specified manufactured stone veneer in North America, and the deepest catalogue we stock. If you have seen a stone elevation you liked in the last twenty years, there is a good chance it was Eldorado.




Canadian-made manufactured stone, and usually the answer when the whole elevation has to get done inside a budget. Shorter supply chain than the US lines, which shows up as lead times that do not blow up a build schedule.




Greek stone, and the most architectural line we carry. Large-format and long-linear profiles that read as a designed wall rather than a stone finish — the one people point at when they want something that does not look like everyone else's house.




Brick, and stone that behaves like brick. Where the other three lines are chasing a stone look, Colonial is who you talk to for thin brick, granite and the more traditional Ontario-and-east vernacular.



Photography courtesy of our suppliers. Products shown are representative of each brand’s range — ask us what’s on the floor right now.
Stone is the product we’re named after. We’ve been quoting it, stocking it and arguing about corner counts long enough to know where projects go wrong — and we’d rather tell you before you order than after.
Full boards on the floor and loose pieces you can take home. Look at them against your siding, your trim and your roof before you commit to a pallet.
We’ll work out what the job actually needs and reserve it together, so the wall reads as one material instead of two.
Flats, corners and accessories itemised separately on every quote. No surprise line item halfway through the build.
Based in Moncton, NB, we coordinate delivery to your home or job site throughout Atlantic Canada. Stone is heavy — let us move it.

Need It Installed?
A stone wall that fails almost never fails because of the stone — it fails because of what’s behind it. We work with local masons who get the drainage plane, the weep screed and the mortar work right, and we’re happy to connect you with one.
How It Works
Come by the showroom, pull the profiles you like off the boards, and live with them for a few days. Morning light and evening light will tell you more than we can.
Bring your square footage and your linear feet of outside corners — or bring the drawings and we’ll work them out. You get an itemised number, not a ballpark.
Once your order is confirmed and reserved from one lot, collect it at our Moncton showroom or have it delivered throughout Atlantic Canada. Need a mason? We’ll connect you.

You already know what you need. What you want from a supplier is an accurate corner count, stock that’s actually there, and a quote back before the client changes their mind.
Whether you need help checking availability across brands, reserving a full job from one lot, or coordinating delivery to site, we’re here to help.
We’re here to help with your next project.
Multi-unitTop-quality service. The owner and his staff really know the products they sell. I bought a custom fireplace mantle and could not be happier, and I won’t hesitate to recommend them.
Our company buys a lot of our materials at Maritime Stone & Decor. The staff are very knowledgeable and very quick to return quotes. We recommend them!
Always a great experience with Dave and Heather. Excellent, knowledgeable service with a smile, and they have everything. Highly recommend!
We re-did our whole home envelope, including siding, soffit, fascia, windows and doors. They came out fast, quoted quickly, supplied the materials andconnected us with a great install crew, and stayed flexible on pricing when surprises came up. A positive experience all around, we’d 100% recommend them.
Before you ask
Natural stone veneer is quarried stone cut thin. Manufactured stone veneer is cast from moulds taken off real stone and coloured through the mix. Natural gives you genuine variation and weight; manufactured is lighter, easier on a budget, faster to install, and comes in far more colours. We carry both, and the honest answer for most projects is that once it's on the wall, very few people can tell — so it usually comes down to budget and the look you're after.
Mortar-set is the traditional method: a mason builds up lath and a scratch coat, then beds each piece in mortar. Screw-on — mechanically fastened — comes as panels with a built-in flange that screw straight to the sheathing, like siding. Screw-on is faster, cheaper to install, can be done by a carpenter or a confident homeowner, and can go on in cold weather when mortar work has to stop. Mortar-set gives you the full range of stone and lets a mason cut pieces to fit around anything. We stock both, and which one suits you usually comes down to who is installing it, the season, and the budget.
Screw-on panel systems can — there is no mortar to cure, so cold is not the obstacle it is for traditional work. Mortar-set stone is a different story: mortar needs temperatures above roughly 5°C to cure properly, so that work generally stops for the season. If you are planning a winter install in the Moncton area, ask us about the mechanically fastened lines. NEEDS INPUT: confirm the temperature threshold the team quotes.
Yes, when it's installed properly. The stone itself is freeze-thaw rated; what fails is almost always the wall behind it — missing drainage plane, no weep screed, or mortar work done in the cold. That's why we're picky about who we recommend for installation and why we'll walk you through the assembly before you buy.
It depends on the brand, the profile and how much corner you have, so we quote per project rather than quoting a number that turns out to be wrong. Bring us your square footage and your linear feet of outside corners and we'll give you a real number the same way we'd quote it for a contractor. NEEDS INPUT: confirm whether to publish a per-square-foot range here.
Corner pieces are moulded or cut differently and cost more per piece than flats, so they're sold by the linear foot rather than the square foot. A house with a lot of returns, columns and window surrounds can carry a surprising amount of corner. It's the single biggest reason a stone quote comes in above what someone expected, so we'd rather show you the split up front.
We specialize in supplying the stone, and we partner with trusted local masons for installation. If you need an installer, we're happy to connect you with someone from our Preferred Contractor Program.
Yes, and we'd rather you did. Stone changes character completely depending on the light it sits in and how much of it you're looking at. Take a few pieces home, put them against your siding and your trim, and look at them in the morning and at dusk before you commit.
Yes. We're based in Moncton, NB and offer delivery throughout Atlantic Canada, or you can pick up your order at our Moncton showroom. Contact us to discuss delivery options for your project.
Absolutely. Whether you're managing one project or many, our team is here to help with product selection, availability, corner counts, and delivery to keep your jobs running smoothly.
Tell us what you’re covering and roughly how big it is. We’ll come back with an itemised, no-obligation number — flats, corners and accessories — plus a couple of profiles worth looking at.