Stone Home Exterior Prices

This older home in Libertyville has charm but had old siding. The siding was removed and the majority of the front of the home was covered in our cobble stack style stone in the color of dark chateau.

This is an older home located in Libertyville. This all brick home added a second floor.  Notice how nicely the siding stone and stucco work together. The stone is our cobble stack in chateau.

This beautiful home in Long Grove was completely sided in white cedar siding. We used our computer visualization program to let the customer see what the home would look like in stone. The first phase of the project was the front and the large garage area and chimney.  The second phase of the project the following year was the rear of the home where the patio and pool are located. The stone is cobble stone in chateau.

This new construction in Arlington Heights has a medium brown cobble stone with drips sills.

This is a new construction home. We highlighted the peaks and accented the windows and arches with trim stones. Knee walls were used on the sides of the home. The stone is cobble stone in medium brown.

A large addition was built and the home owner wanted to find a stone that matched the existing pool columns and walkway. Due to the size of the house we selected our cobble stone in the chateau color.

This colonial style home is located in Mundelein. The existing siding on the front of the garage, the side of the garage and under the porch was removed and our drystack style stone in accented smoke was installed.

This home is located on a corner and had dated brick.  We covered the front of the house, the full garage and the chimney with our stone.  Pro-Line Exteriors installed Hardie Board siding on the rest of the home. The stone is cobble stone in mixed brown.

This stately home is a blend of old and new. The lower siding was removed from the entire house and covered in stone. A stone patio and new seat walls and columns were also added.