Upgrade Your Porch Foundation Without Replacing It

Create a Stone Porch Installs Over Concrete

Instead of removing the existing concrete, we installed stone veneer directly over it—creating a finished, built-in look for the entry.

✅ Installed directly over concrete

✅ No demolition required

✅ Completed in days, not weeks

From Plain Concrete to a Finished Backyard Feature

A simple upgrade turned this builder-grade exterior into a clean, custom look adding depth, contrast, and a high-end finish without major construction.

Before

Cover Concrete Porch Foundation Before

The Goal

  • Worn and stained concrete
  • Front entry looked unfinished
  • Didn’t match the home
  • Reduced curb appeal
  • Outdated appearance

After

Cover Concrete Porch Foundation After

The Solution

  • Cover porch foundation with stone
  • Wrap steps for a cohesive look
  • Create a finished entryway
  • Add texture and depth
  • Improve overall curb appeal

Project Details

  • Products Used: Panels, Corners
  • Color: Stratford
  • Install: Over Concrete Block

Yes, GenStone can be installed over any flat surface as long as the substrate is structural. To install over concrete, simply use Tapcon screws and construction adhesive.

Yes, GenStone is engineered to withstand the elements and perform like any other siding product and we have conducted independent third party testing on expansion / contraction due to weather extremes with great results.

Yes, replacing the porch would add thousands to a project like this. Utilizing the existing porch structure gives the GenStone a reliable surface to adhere to and reduces the labor / time associated with the project.

This color was chosen to create a natural stone look that complements the home while giving the entry a more finished, built-in appearance.

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