Onondaga County
Stone Veneer and Paver Work in Liverpool Village
In Liverpool village a stone veneer proposal is one of two completely different jobs, and the year your house was built decides which. The village's median construction year is 1938 or earlier, 6.1 percent of its units were built in 2020 or later, and none at all were built in the 2000s or the 2010s.
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Liverpool has pre-1940 houses and 2020 houses, and little between
Liverpool has 1,344 housing units, a small pocket of very recent construction and almost nothing in between, so there is no average Liverpool wall. On one of the pre-1940 majority, adhered veneer is a retrofit question about the assembly you already have: where the water-resistive barrier is going to go, what carries the weight, and how water gets back out at the bottom. On one of the post-2020 units, the code detail should already be there and you can go and look at it. Crouch at the base of the wall and you should see a corrosion-resistant screed, minimum 26 gage with a 3 1/2 inch attachment flange, finishing at least 1 inch below the foundation plate line, with the barrier lapped down over the outside of that flange rather than tucked behind it. The clearances are just as checkable: 4 inches above earth, 2 inches above paved areas. If a planting bed later gets banked up against the bottom of the stone, that 4 inches is gone and the wall has been given a wick.
Tell us the year your house was built
That one detail changes the veneer conversation in Liverpool, and it changes what the quote has to include.
What we install inside the Liverpool village line
Stone and Brick Veneer Installation
Put stone or brick veneer on a wall, chimney chase, column or foundation face, with the barrier, flashing and weep screed behind it built as a drainage path rather than as a finish.
Stone Veneer in Liverpool →Paver Patios, Walkways and Stone Steps
Have a patio, walkway, driveway or set of stone steps built in unit pavers or natural stone, with the base depth, the compaction and the drainage written into the quote as numbers you can check.
Paver Patio Installation in Liverpool →Outdoor Fireplaces, Fire Pits and Kitchens
Build a masonry fire feature, outdoor kitchen, seat wall or pillar in the yard, sized to the state's rules on open fires and sitting on a footing your own code office has agreed to.
Outdoor Living Masonry in Liverpool →Masonry Cleaning, Efflorescence and Sealing
Find out what the white bloom, the staining or the clouded surface on your masonry is reporting, and whether cleaning or sealing is worth paying for at all.
Masonry Cleaning and Sealing in Liverpool →Liverpool's build years, and the detail at the foot of a veneer wall
Liverpool village has 1,344 housing units and a median year of construction the Census reports as 1938 or earlier, the bottom of the published range. What new construction it has is very recent: 6.1 percent of its units were built in 2020 or later and none at all were built in the 2000s or the 2010s. Its total post-1980 share is 11.2 percent, the third lowest in the county.
Source: US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, table B25034 Year Structure Built and table B25035 Median Year Structure Built, accessed 2026-09-14
Section R703.12.2 of the Residential Code of New York State, Flashing at Foundation, requires that for adhered masonry veneer on exterior stud walls a corrosion-resistant screed or flashing of a minimum 0.019 inch, or 26 gage, galvanized or plastic, with a minimum vertical attachment flange of 3 1/2 inches, shall be installed to extend a minimum of 1 inch below the foundation plate line.
Source: 2020 Residential Code of New York State, Section R703, Exterior Covering, via UpCodes, accessed 2026-09-14
Section R703.12.3 requires a water-resistive barrier behind adhered masonry veneer and states that the water-resistive barrier shall lap over the exterior of the attachment flange of the screed or flashing provided in accordance with Section R703.12.2. The lap direction is the whole point: the barrier over the flange carries water out of the wall, and the barrier behind the flange carries it in.
Source: 2020 Residential Code of New York State, Section R703, Exterior Covering, via UpCodes, accessed 2026-09-14
Section R703.12.1 sets clearances for adhered masonry veneer on exterior stud walls: a minimum of 4 inches above the earth, a minimum of 2 inches above paved areas, or a minimum of 1/2 inch above exterior walking surfaces supported by the same foundation that supports the exterior wall.
Source: 2020 Residential Code of New York State, Section R703, Exterior Covering, via UpCodes, accessed 2026-09-14
Photograph the wall before the stone goes on
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