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PRO-STACK

  • Aspen Grove

    Pro-Stack

    Pro-Stack Lite


  • Black

    Pro-Stack

    Pro-Stack Lite


  • Black River

    Pro-Stack

    Pro-Stack Lite


  • Black Rundle

    Pro-Stack

    Pro-Stack Lite


  • Chapel Hill

    Pro-Stack

    Pro-Stack Lite


  • Chardonnay Lite

    Pro-Stack

    Pro-Stack


  • Dark Rundle

    Pro-Stack

    Pro-Stack Lite


  • Klondike

    Pro-Stack

    Pro-Stack Lite


  • Kodiak Lite

    Pro-Stack

    Pro-Stack


  • Kodiak Lite

    Pro-Stack

    Pro-Stack Lite


  • Platinum

    Pro-Stack

    Pro-Stack Lite


  • Timbermoss

    Pro-Stack

    Pro-Stack Lite


  • Walnut

    Pro-Stack

    Pro-Stack Lite


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RIVER ROCK

  • Beartooth

    River Rock

    Rocky Mountain River Rock


  • Bighorn

    River Rock

    Rocky Mountain River Rock


  • Bucks County

    River Rock

    Linville River


  • Cedar Creek

    River Rock

    Rocky Mountain River Rock


  • Cypress

    River Rock

    Linville River


  • Denali

    River Rock

    Linville River


  • Tamarack

    River Rock

    Linville River


  • Teton

    River Rock

    Rocky Mountain River Rock


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LEDGE STONE

  • Aspen

    Ledge Stone

    Tuscan Ledge


  • Black Oak

    Ledge Stone

    Ledge Stone


  • Black River

    Ledge Stone

    Tuscan Ledge


  • Black River

    Ledge Stone

    Rustic Ledge Stone


  • Black Rundle

    Ledge Stone

    Tuscan Ledge


  • Black Rundle

    Ledge Stone

    Shadow Ledge


  • Black Rundle

    Ledge Stone

    Panel Ledge Stone


  • Black Rundle

    Ledge Stone

    Rustic Ledge Stone


  • Bucks County

    Ledge Stone

    Ledge Stone


  • Bucks County

    Ledge Stone

    Shadow Ledge


  • Bucks County

    Ledge Stone

    Tuscan Ledge


  • Canyon

    Ledge Stone

    Rustic Ledge Stone


  • Caramel

    Ledge Stone

    Tuscan Ledge


  • Chardonnay

    Ledge Stone

    Tuscan Ledge


  • Elk Horn

    Ledge Stone

    Shadow Ledge


  • Kodiak

    Ledge Stone

    Ledge Stone


  • Latana

    Ledge Stone

    Tuscan Ledge


  • Manzanita

    Ledge Stone

    Tuscan Ledge


  • Northern Peak

    Ledge Stone

    Shadow Ledge


  • Osceola Prairie Stone

    Ledge Stone

    Prairie Stone


  • Slate

    Ledge Stone

    Mountain Ledge Stone


  • Slate

    Ledge Stone

    Shadow Ledge


  • Smokey Mountain

    Ledge Stone

    Ledge Stone


  • Smokey Mountain

    Ledge Stone

    Shadow Ledge


  • Sonoma Valley

    Ledge Stone

    Shadow Ledge


  • Sonoma Valley

    Ledge Stone

    Ledge Stone


  • Walnut

    Ledge Stone

    Tuscan Ledge


  • Walnut

    Ledge Stone

    Shadow Ledge


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FIELD STONE


  • Arrowhead

    Field Stone

    Field Stone


  • Arrowhead

    Field Stone

    Splitface Field Stone


  • Aspen

    Field Stone

    Rubble


  • Black River

    Field Stone

    Rubble


  • Bucks County

    Field Stone

    Rubble


  • Chardonnay

    Field Stone

    Rubble


  • Great Lakes

    Field Stone

    Splitface Field Stone


  • Harvest

    Field Stone

    Field Stone


  • Harvest Blend

    Field Stone

    Splitface Field Stone


  • Northland

    Field Stone

    Field Stone


  • Northland Blend

    Field Stone

    Splitface Field Stone


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CUTSTONE

 

  • Appalachian

    Cut Stone

    Country Squire


  • Black

    Cut Stone

    Castle Rock


  • Black Oak

    Cut Stone

    Hackett


  • Black River

    Cut Stone

    Hackett


  • Black Rundle

    Cut Stone

    Country Squire


  • Bucks County

    Cut Stone

    Castle Rock


  • Bucks County

    Cut Stone

    Hackett


  • Buff

    Cut Stone

    Castle Rock


  • Chilton

    Cut Stone

    Country Squire


  • Elk Horn

    Cut Stone

    Hackett


  • Flint Ridge

    Cut Stone

    Castle Rock


  • Fond-du-Lac

    Cut Stone

    Country Squire


  • Mississippi Bluff

    Cut Stone

    Weatherface


  • Ozark

    Cut Stone

    Hackett


  • San Francisco

    Cut Stone

    Country Squire


  • Sandstone

    Cut Stone

    Castle Rock


  • Slate

    Cut Stone

    Castle Rock


  • Smoke

    Cut Stone

    Country Squire


  • Sonoma Valley

    Cut Stone

    Country Squire


  • Sonoma Valley

    Cut Stone

    Hackett


  • St. Croix Grey

    Cut Stone

    Weatherface


  • Stone Mountain

    Cut Stone

    Hackett


  • Walnut

    Cut Stone

    Castle Rock


  • Walnut

    Cut Stone

    Hackett


  • Wild Hickory

    Cut Stone

    Country Squire


  • Wild Hickory

    Cut Stone

    Weatherface


  • Winona

    Cut Stone

    Country Squire


  • Wisconsin Blend

    Cut Stone

    Weatherface


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ACRYLIC TEXTURES

Acrylic Textures 
 
SKIP TROWEL                                        KNOCKDOWN

 

LACE

 

 

Traditional Acrylic Textures

Fine Sandfloat
Medium Sandfloat
Scroll XL
Definition

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EIFS

 Edmonton, Alberta

Our experience and skills can transform any project concept to reality . Our relentless drive to exceed expectations and our uncompromising attention to detail is the force behind our performance and instrumental in achieving our ultimate goal: the finished project.

WHAT IS EIFS?

Things you should know about EIFS.

EIFS stands for Exterior Insulation Finish Systems. It is an exterior wall cladding (skin of the building) that can be used for almost any kind of construction. EIFS is comprised of an insulation board attached to a substrate which is covered with a fiber mesh. This mesh is embedded into a Base Coat that is topped with a textured Finish Coat. EIFS is a durable wall cladding that can be made to replicate Limestone, Granite, Brick, or Metal Wall Panels.

Why Use EIFS?

EIFS is GREEN. The terminology “Green” is the newest fad in construction. EIFS is the most energy efficient wall cladding that can be used in construction. The reason for this is because the system requires the use of insulation board. You can imagine how energy efficient a building would be if it were wrapped in a Styrofoam cooler. Well that is essentially what you are doing when you choose EIFS as your wall cladding. EIFS has been proven to be 84% more thermally efficient than any other wall system. This includes: Brick, Glass, Stucco, Concrete, Wood, and Masonry. You are also awarded LEED points when you use EIFS as your wall system.

Why Does EIFS Have a Bad Reputation?

There are some perceptions that EIFS is not a good product. However, this is an outdated opinion to have. It is true that the EIFS industry took a hit in the early and mid 80’s. This is because Home Builders were contracting people who were not competent in EIFS application. Faulty installation caused water intrusion to occur behind EIFS wall systems on homes. That created mold within the structure and many unsuspecting home owners suffered do to poor installation of the system. Today manufactures of EIFS products require applicators to be certified in their products before it can be purchased. This has eliminated just anyone from applying EIFS products to new construction. Having trained professionals install EIFS is critical to the reliability of the wall system.

Standard vs. Drainable EIFS

There are two basic system designs for EIFS. A Standard design and a Drainable design. The Standard EIFS is a basic wall cladding system with insulation board, base coat, mesh, and finish coat. The Drianable design was developed after the water influtration problems occurred from poor application. The Drainable design has all the same features as the Standard design, however, it also incorporates a secondary weather barrier to protect the substrate from any water that breaches the EIFS. If water does breach the EIFS it will hit the water proof weather barrier and gravity will force the moister to run vertically until it reaches a designated drainage point in the EIFS. Dranage points are placed at the bottom of all Drainable designs to allow the release of moister that has occurred behind the EIFS. The Drianable EIFS design is the preferred design by most construction consultants


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Imasco color chart 4

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Imasco Color Chart 3

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Imasco Color Chart 2

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