Find an experienced stone cladding professional in South East Perth

If you’re looking for that gorgeous earthy, solid stone wall look instead of plain painted walls, it’s time to book stone cladding installation services via Airtasker. When you want something that looks more natural and more gritty for your home but still has that touch of class, stone wall claddings may just be the solution. Here are just some of the possible applications for natural stone cladding for your house:

Exterior stone cladding

Ever wanted to match that natural stone flooring you have at your doorway? Then, have exterior house stone cladding installed to complete the look! You have the option to go for natural stone cladding to stay true to your home’s au naturel aesthetic, or you can go for manufactured stone veneers to not only cut costs but also cut waste without compromising on build quality. Taskers can deliver on the durability and weather resistance for exterior stone cladding by making sure to use materials and techniques that have been tried and tested to handle cycles of rain and freezing.

Garden wall cladding

Got a beautiful garden in need of some contrast to the greens you see above the ground? A garden wall clad in stone would provide that for you. You may opt for hedges, sure, but having a garden wall clad in stone would add that pop to your garden that would make it stand out even from a distance. While wall waterproofing is the standard, stone claddings require little to none of this as they’re built to resist water and provide optimal flow naturally, so it doesn’t break down and erode as quickly. No matter how big or small your garden is, a properly installed garden wall cladding would set it apart as a dedicated space while adding a more natural-looking contrast.

Stone cladding for inside the house

Not a typical approach, but for those who want a touch of texture for their interiors, stone claddings also work for interior walls. This is especially the case for houses that have light floor tiles. You may opt for lighter stones to not be too heavy-handed and give it a concrete look. Shades of brown and tan for stone wall claddings look particularly nice while keeping a light and radiant feel for the home.