Hoover Masonry

Here’s a slate floor I did a couple months ago. We needed access to the crawl space so we made a tiled hatch cover in the mechanical room.

The clients weren’t sure if they wanted an electrical box here or not so I gave them a temporary option.

Here’s a real stone veneer fireplace I worked on in Spring of 2018. The mantle I installed is also stone from K2 Stone. I did some work on the exterior at a beautiful location in the Kootenay’s. One day I came around a corner and surprised a cougar! She quickly ran to the trees where we snapped a pic and then hazed her.

As we move away from summer and into tiling season Ill do my best to post some pics of bathrooms and backsplashes. Heres a shower and kitchen done with 12 subway tile. I like it when clients choose to install a leg shaving bench in their shower.

Heres a slate floor I did a couple months ago. We needed access to the crawl space so we made a tiled hatch cover in the mechanical room.

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The Nelson Izu-Shi Friendship Society asked me to create this set of steps with local granite to improve safe access to the view of Cottonwood Falls. Cam Stewart worked with me to install them and together we moved the stones into place by hand.

The clients werent sure if they wanted an electrical box here or not so I gave them a temporary option.

Heres a real stone veneer fireplace I worked on in Spring of 2018. The mantle I installed is also stone from K2 Stone. I did some work on the exterior at a beautiful location in the Kootenays. One day I came around a corner and surprised a cougar! She quickly ran to the trees where we snapped a pic and then hazed her.

This is a master bath laid with marble. The angled ceiling was a bit of a challenge to lay. We used the same tile on the fireplace hearth with a chevron mosaic. The kitchen backsplash is scalloped glass tile. The challenge with laying this is that there are no right angles to reference when it is time to cut the tile.

Although I do work Allan Block projects it is only for clients who ask me to do projects like this stone faced fireplace.

I worked on this Allan Block project this spring. The owners and myself came up with the design. The stair landings and treads are inlaid with paving stones.

I recently returned home from Whistler Mountain. I was fortunate enough for AXIS Mountain Technical to contract me to do some stone masonry on the highest suspension bridge in North America. It was one of the best projects Ive ever worked on. The crew was top notch and the experience was 100% positive. Therell be more pics to come.

We are hiring experienced masons for the season. Wages based on experience and production. Please private message us here or email [email protected]

This fireplace is faced with natural cut stone from K2, a stone supplier based in Kelowna. The pattern is random ashlar with 22.5 degree mitred corners.

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Revelstoke Mountain Home video of stonework by Hoover Masonry http://keriknapp.com/bisonlodge/ (Requires adobe flash to view)

Moose Mountain Veneer from K2 stone. Timber frame by Hamill Creek Timber Homes Inc.

Fireplace by Hoover Masonry, Pocket Doors by Brian Maley; rare and beautiful.

Finished Revelstoke Mountain Home project. Scope of project included ground floor Rumford fireplace, main floor see through fireplace which included a 34x12 foot climbing wall, interior and exterior veneer, wood fired pizza oven, wine room, stone shower benches, and shower wall. Used K2 McGregor Lake Ledgestone; full bed on fireplace and veneer on interior and exterior walls. Timber Frame by Hamill Creek.

Thank-you to all of our clients over the years and to all the West Kootenay and Revelstoke businesses that work with us.

Seeking masons with stone veneer experience. Project underway in Revelstoke BC, accommodation provided. Pls contact for more info.

Layed this up last week and finished up this week.

This is the first part of the project which I worked on earlier this summer. The clients, Ed and Linda, were great to work with.

Layed the caps on Friday and started the stone yesterday. What a beautiful spot to work.

Alpine Ledgestone on the front entranceway. The colour of the door couldn't match the stone better.

Just finished capping these pillars. What a beautiful backyard.

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