Free Masonry Estimate Template

Generate professional masonry estimates with pre-built line items for brick, block, mortar, stone, and installation labor. Download as PDF instantly.

  • 19 pre-built masonry line items
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Your Company Name

123 Main St

Estimate

Masonry Line Items

Brickper each
Concrete block (CMU)per each
Mortarper bag
Sandper cubic yard

+ 15 more items →

Total$8,195.00
19 pre-built line items
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Sample Masonry Estimate

A filled-in masonry estimate example showing how to itemize materials, labor, and fees. Use it as a starting point, then swap in your own quantities and prices.

Manufactured stone veneer, 250 sq ft front elevation

Example
DescriptionQtyUnitUnit priceAmount
Manufactured stone veneer (flats)250sq ft$9.00$2,250.00
Stone corners40linear ft$14.00$560.00
Type S mortar20bag$13.00$260.00
Metal lath & weather barrier250sq ft$1.10$275.00
Scratch coat labor250sq ft$3.00$750.00
Stone installation labor250sq ft$14.00$3,500.00
Scaffolding rental1each$400.00$400.00
Cleanup & disposal1each$200.00$200.00
Estimate total$8,195.00

Example pricing for illustration only. Material and labor costs vary by region, supplier, and job conditions.

Everything You Need to Estimate Masonry Jobs

Built for contractors who want professional estimates without the learning curve

Masonry Line Items

Pre-built items for brick, block, mortar, stone, rebar, lintels, and wall ties — organized by materials, labor, and other costs.

Per-Unit Pricing

Enter brick and block costs per unit so your estimate matches supplier pricing and standard takeoff methods.

Mortar Tracking

Separate mortar and sand line items with quantities tied to brick/block count.

Scaffolding Costs

Dedicated scaffolding rental line item for work above grade that's essential for most masonry jobs.

Delivery Fee

Built-in material delivery line for heavy masonry materials that require boom truck or forklift access.

Pattern & Joint Specs

Notes section to specify bond pattern and joint profile so the finished look is documented upfront.

How to Create Your Masonry Estimate

Three steps. Under five minutes. No account needed.

Step 1:

Select masonry to load pre-built line items

Step 2:

Add quantities, prices, and company details

Step 3:

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What's Included: Masonry Line Items

Pre-loaded line items so you don't start from scratch. Customize everything in the generator.

Materials

  • Brick
  • Concrete block (CMU)
  • Mortar
  • Sand

+ 6 more

Labor

  • Foundation / footing work
  • Block laying
  • Brick laying
  • Stone setting

+ 2 more

Other

  • Scaffolding
  • Equipment rental (mixer, saw)
  • Material delivery

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All 19 line items pre-loaded. Fill in your prices, download as PDF.

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What to Include in a Masonry Estimate

Masonry is one of the most skilled construction trades — your estimate should reflect the craftsmanship involved. A few things that separate professional bids from amateur ones:

  • Price brick and block per unit, not per pallet. A standard brick wall uses roughly 7 bricks per square foot — clients can check your math, which builds trust. Include 5-10% overage for cuts and breakage.
  • Mortar and sand are consumables that add real cost. A mason uses roughly one bag of mortar per 40-50 blocks or 125 bricks. Show these as separate line items.
  • Labor is the biggest cost in masonry — a skilled mason lays 300-500 bricks or 100-150 blocks per day. Be honest about production rates in your pricing rather than over-promising.
  • Include scaffolding as its own line item for any work above 4-5 feet. Scaffolding rental runs $100-200/day and is essential for safety and productivity.
  • Lintels, flashing, and wall ties are small items that are easy to forget. They're code-required above openings and at floor lines — include them or you'll absorb the cost.
  • Add a delivery fee. Brick and block are heavy — a pallet of brick weighs 2,000+ lbs. Material delivery is a real cost, especially for tight job sites that need boom truck access.

Who Uses This

Built for masonry contractors and businesses of every size

Brick Veneer

Estimate residential or commercial brick veneer with wall ties, flashing, and weep holes included.

Block Foundations

Build CMU foundation wall estimates with rebar, grout fill, and waterproofing.

Stone Walls & Columns

Create natural or manufactured stone estimates with per-square-foot material and labor pricing.

Retaining Walls

Generate retaining wall estimates with drainage, geogrid, and proper base preparation included.

Tuckpointing & Repair

Estimate mortar joint repair, brick replacement, and restoration work by the square foot.

Fireplaces & Chimneys

Price out fireplace surrounds, chimney construction, and chimney repair with appropriate materials.

Common Questions

How do I estimate masonry costs?+

Calculate the wall area in square feet, then convert to brick or block count (7 bricks/sq ft or 1.125 blocks/sq ft). Add mortar, sand, rebar, lintels, and ties. Estimate mason labor days based on production rates — a skilled mason lays 300-500 bricks/day. Include scaffolding, delivery, and cleanup. Most brick work runs $15-30/sq ft installed.

What markup should I charge for masonry work?+

Masonry contractors typically mark up 30-50% over direct costs. The skilled labor involved justifies higher margins than many other trades. Custom stonework and restoration work command the highest markups (40-60%) while straightforward CMU block work carries lower margins (25-35%).

What should a masonry estimate include?+

A professional masonry estimate should include brick or block count, mortar, sand, rebar, lintels, wall ties, flashing, sealant, labor for laying and pointing, scaffolding, equipment rental, material delivery, and cleanup. Specify the brick or stone product and pattern (running bond, stack bond, etc.).

How do I write a professional masonry estimate?+

Organize by wall section or project area. List materials with unit counts and per-unit prices. Show labor as mason-days with daily rates. Include scaffolding, delivery, and cleanup as separate lines. Specify the brick pattern and joint profile. Use DocJoist to generate a clean PDF that reflects the quality of your work.

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