Yes, stone is naturally resistant to weather and moisture, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor applications. Durable stones like granite, limestone, and sandstone withstand heavy rain, wind, and temperature changes without deteriorating quickly. Proper installation with quality mortar, drainage considerations, and sealing (when needed) further enhances its resistance to water damage. Stonework is also fireproof and less susceptible to pests, mold, or rot compared to other building materials. While natural stone is highly resilient, some softer stones may require occasional maintenance or sealing to protect against prolonged exposure to moisture. Correct construction techniques, such as proper foundation, drainage, and joint filling, ensure that stone structures remain stable and attractive even in harsh climates. This combination of natural durability and thoughtful craftsmanship makes stone masonry a reliable, long-lasting choice.