DIY Network's Rock Solid hosts Dean Marsico & Derek Stearns

Show Host: Dean Marsico & Derek Stearns

About Rock Solid

They're expert masons and real-life comedic cousins, and they're only on DIY Network's Rock Solid! With irreverent humor, practical jokes, and luckily for us, lots of masonry expertise, Derek Stearns and Dean Marsico show you how to build sturdy stone top tables, sensational outdoor showers, fabulous fire pits, and rare rock gardens. This is not your average do-it-yourself show, but Derek and Dean ensure every project is Rock Solid.

DIY Network's Rock Solid

Watch Rock Solid Tuesdays @ 9:30 pm ET

Videos

Rock Solid granite stone fireplace countertop masonry

Top Projects

Concrete Countertop
Concrete Countertop

Dean and Derek construct a stylish concrete kitchen island, from mixing the mud to the polished finish.
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Outdoor Bar and Grill
Outdoor Bar and Grill

Learn how to install a beautiful outdoor bar and grill in a fraction of the time it would take.
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Granite Countertops
Granite Countertops

Use a system of granite pieces to create the look of slab granite, also with a decorative granite backsplash.
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Concrete Vanity
Concrete Vanity

The Stone Guys and expert Dan Gobillot create a high end concrete vanity top with decorative glass accents.
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Kitchen Concrete Floor
Kitchen Concrete Floor

Dean and Derek install an acid-etched concrete floor in a kitchen.
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Indoors Out
Experts transform ordinary yards into extraordinary outdoor rooms. View show information and projects.

Host Tips

Finding the Perfect Stone Materials for Your Home

  • Use a nearby quarry as your reference center.
    Look to the quarry as a place to help you find rocks and stone materials and obtain advice. If you want to do installation yourself, ask whether your quarry or stone yard offers classes. If you want to hire somebody, ask for mason recommendations.
  • Do your homework.
    Have some idea of what type of stone you want. Use pictures from magazines and books or visit other job sites for ideas. The more you know, the better you’ll be at decision-making time. Also, know what your project dimensions are, and ask the experts for help with ordering the right amount.
  • Know the stone.
    Don’t chose stone on looks alone. That could be a costly mistake! Know which stone is "right" for the project. Some stones are conducive to interior use, while others are best for outdoors. Some stone is cheaper but will cost you in labor time; more-expensive stone will save you time and effort. Many quarries will let you take samples home to help you make your decision.
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