Invoice clients for natural stone work, heritage restoration, and stone carving projects. Professional invoices from Tidybill.
A stone mason invoice covers work cutting, shaping, and installing natural stone for buildings, monuments, landscapes, and architectural features. Stone masons work on new stone installations (fireplaces, hearths, kitchen worktops, stone cladding, paving) and heritage restoration (repointing, replacing decayed stone, carving, conservation of listed buildings and churches). Stone masonry is a skilled and relatively rare trade commanding premium rates. Natural stone is expensive and highly variable in cost depending on type (limestone, sandstone, granite, slate, marble, Portland). Matching existing stone for restoration work is particularly challenging and time-consuming. Conservation work on listed buildings requires specialist lime mortars and traditional techniques.
| Service | Typical Rate | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Stone masonry day rate | 400 | day |
| Natural stone installation (per m²) | 150 | m² |
| Heritage repointing (lime mortar, per m²) | 60 | m² |
| Stone carving / feature work | 500 | day |
| Natural stone supply and delivery | 0 | as quoted |
| Scaffold hire | 400 | week |
For restoration projects, invoice at phases: preparation and scaffold, stone removal and replacement, repointing and cleaning, scaffold down. For new stone installations (worktops, fireplaces), invoice 50% deposit with stone order, balance on installation. Reference the stone specification and source on the invoice for conservation projects. Net 14 for domestic; net 30 for conservation trust and institutional clients.