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Aggregate "Exposed" Usually a granular material, such as sand, gravel, and crushed stone, that provides a textured finish. It is commonly found on walls of more decorative buildings throughout the United States.
Brick Bricks are small masonry blocks that are usually reddish in color. They are commonly used for buildings, foundations, and homes throughout the United States.
Chatahoochee Stone Cut from the riverbeds of the Chatahoochee River, this stone has the appearance of small pebbles that form a substrate. It can be found on the walls of decorative buildings mainly in the Southeast.
Concrete (Pre-cast and Poured) Pre-cast concrete is poured somewhere other than its final position, while poured concrete is cast on-site of the buildings and homes on which it is used. Pre-cast concrete is commonly used for large commercial buildings.
Concrete Block This is a block of masonry that is rough and porous. It is commonly used for basement and commercial building walls.
Flagstone This stone has irregular shapes and is cut from quarries. It is commonly used on the walls of decorative buildings.
Previously Painted Any cement-based surface that has an existing coating.
Stone This is stone that is cut from the earth (not man-made). It is usually rounder in shape than Flagstone.