Before you text
Most questions get answered fastest with a photo. When you reach out, these help:
- Two or three photos of the spot
- Your town
- A rough size, even a guess
- What you're picturing
Jones Legacy Stoneworks & Painting is a family business in Ossipee, New Hampshire, run by Kevin Jones. It specializes in natural stone veneer and also builds fieldstone walls, walkways, steps and patios and does interior and exterior painting across the Lakes Region. The answers below cover what people ask most. For anything else, call or text (603) 581-5350.
Most questions get answered fastest with a photo. When you reach out, these help:
Natural stone veneer is real stone cut with a flat back, roughly an inch thick, and adhered to a wall with mortar. It gives the look of a solid stone wall without the weight of full depth stone.
They're different products. Natural veneer is real stone with color all the way through. Manufactured stone is cast concrete colored to look like stone. Jones Legacy works in natural stone.
Foundations, columns and porch posts, and fireplace surrounds. Each spot needs the right backing and water details.
Yes, when it's installed with proper water management: a lapped water barrier, flashing, a cap at the top edge, and the first course kept up off the soil. Trapped water that freezes is what causes failures.
Not directly. The paint has to come off down to bare concrete, or the wall gets metal lath and a scratch coat, so the mortar can bond.
Yes. Jones Legacy builds New Hampshire fieldstone walls, dry laid and mortared, along property lines, around gardens and across yards.
Yes. Flagstone walkways, stone steps and stone patios are part of the work, along with custom stone projects.
Yes. The company does interior and exterior painting, with the prep done before any paint goes on.
Yes. The work runs from small improvements to larger projects. Text a photo and a few words about it.
Ossipee, Wolfeboro, Tuftonboro, Moultonborough, Tamworth, Effingham, Freedom, Wakefield, Madison, Sandwich, Center Harbor, Brookfield, Alton, Meredith, Conway, Gilford, Holderness, Laconia, Jackson and Bartlett.
Ossipee, New Hampshire, in Carroll County, between Lake Winnipesaukee and the Mount Washington Valley.
It depends on the stone, the square footage, the number of corners, how high the work goes and how much prep the wall needs. The quickest way to a real number is to text Kevin photos of the spot.
Call or text Kevin at (603) 581-5350. Send a few photos, your town and a rough size, and he'll go from there.
Calls and texts are open every day, 7am to 10pm.
Jones Legacy is more than a name. It's a commitment to the work we leave behind.
Kevin Jones, owner