Find stonework companies near me

Search your postcode to find your local Checkatrade-approved tradespeople

Are you looking for stonework companies near you for home improvement jobs, perhaps building a flint wall or restoring stone window sills? We can help.

How to find stonework companies near you

Finding stonework companies near you on Checkatrade is quick and easy. All of our trade members are thoroughly checked and meet our high-quality standards.

Enter your postcode into the search box below to browse a list of approved stonework companies in your area:

See the tradespeople we've checked and recommend for your job

No time to search? No problem! Pop your details into our request a quote form and we'll get approved local stonemasons to contact you directly.

Your questions answered about stonework companies near you

What does a stonemason do?

A stonemason is a highly skilled tradesperson working with slate, marble, granite, limestone and sandstone.

Stonemasons combine traditional stonemasonry skills and expert carving with modern design technology and innovative engineering.

They can undertake a wide range of bespoke projects – from repairing and maintaining stone statues, structures and buildings to cutting and carving stone for home interiors.

Whatever you need a stonemason for, it’s always a good idea to discuss the details of your project with them before starting any work.

Experienced stonemasons will often provide valuable professional advice and can suggest the best approach to save time, and possibly money.

Here are some of the most common jobs that you might find yourself needing a stonemason for:

Most stonemasons will also be happy to offer a consultancy service to help you develop ideas and requirements for your project from the outset.

The stonemason day rate for consultancy work may differ from the stonework itself, so it’s worth confirming this upfront.

What is the Stone Federation of Great Britain?

How much does a stonemason charge?

If you need to hire stonework near you, you can expect the average stonemason day rate to cost between £250 - £350 per day.

The exact day rate you pay will depend on the level of experience of the stonemason as well as the nature and complexity of the work involved, and where you live in the country.

For smaller stonework jobs, the average stonemason hourly rate is around £31 - £44 per hour.

Again, that rate will depend on the individual stonemason - more experienced stonemasons may charge more.

You may also find that more complex stonemasonry work is charged at a higher rate.

See the tradespeople we've checked and recommend for your job

Where to find flint in the UK?

Flint is a traditional building material that provides an artisan appeal to home projects.

Typically, British flint is a hard, fine-grained, glassy rock, made up of billions of microscopic crystals of the mineral known as quartz.

Flint occurs as small, irregular nodules. When freshly extracted from chalk, the stone is black or grey with a white crust.

However, weathered flints - from fields, river beds, beaches or gravel pits - can vary in colour from blue and grey to yellow, brown and orange.

Different types of flint can be found in many places across Southern England, mainly Norfolk, Suffolk, Kent, Sussex, Hampshire, Wiltshire, Dorset, Berkshire and Buckinghamshire.

Classic and traditional, flint is a naturally occurring material and, as such, a great eco-friendly option for your home.

And while flint is a versatile stone it will vary in shape, colour and size because of its natural origins.

Contact an experienced stonework company who can advise on all the different applications for flint - from bespoke projects to restoration work.

How to build a flint wall?

Flint has been an important building material since Roman times. Indeed, there is a rich heritage of different styles of flint work throughout the country.

Not only is flint beautiful, but it's extremely durable and weatherproof too. It also has a timeless look that suits properties of all ages.

As such, building a flint wall on your property will add much kerb appeal. However, because flint is watertight it can be hard to bond pieces together.

This means that if the wall isn't well-maintained, the weather could weaken the structure of the wall and cause it to become structurally unsound.

All in all, it's best to leave building a flint wall to expert stonework companies.

Contact our Checkatrade-approved tradespeople for more advice and an idea on price. You can rest easy that you'll get a professional job done that will last for years.

See the tradespeople we've checked and recommend for your job

What are the benefits of stonework?

Natural stonework offers so many benefits for your landscape and the interior of your property - both in looks and functionality.

And because you can pick from so many different types of natural stone - all with varying texture, shape, colour and size - there is something for everyone.

Here are some of the benefits of stonework:

how to find stonework companies near me

How do I find the best stonework companies near me?

1. Use Checkatrade

You'll only find trades who meet our high standards and pass our checks on Checkatrade.

On average, our trades score 9 out of 10 on everything from reliability to tidiness.

Contact or pay a trade through Checkatrade and you’re covered by our 12-month guarantee of up to £1,000*

Let's do this sticker

2. Read online reviews

Check online reviews to see how other people rated their experience.

We check the reviews on Checkatrade are from real people, and that trades meet our high standards.

3. Ask for recommendations

Recommendations from family and friends are priceless. Ask around locally to see if anyone can recommend reliable stonework companies near you.

Don’t forget to look those recommendations up on Checkatrade!

Ready to find stonework companies near you? Enter your postcode in the box below to see who comes highly rated in your area.

See the tradespeople we've checked and recommend for your job

See the tradespeople we've checked and recommend for your job