Facing brick
Stretcher bond, a true line, and the joint the client will see.
For bricklayers
The sheet, before the mortar goes off.
Price a wall, a leaf of block, or a day on the line. Bricklayer Invoices keeps the book — the count, the gang, the VAT — and sends a designed PDF before you leave the scaffold.
Facing brickBlockworkRepointingGarden wallsChimneysDaywork
Prices in GBP, until you choose otherwise. The domain is bricklayerinvoices.com.
On the site
The wall is the work. The sheet is the rest of it.
Facing, block, pointing, and daywork. The line on the invoice is the course you actually laid, not a blank box.
The line
Trowel, pins, and a gauge rod on the tailgate. The invoice names the site, the bond, and the bricks.
The hod
Facing, engineering, sand, and cement. The count on the pallet is the count on the sheet.
The joint
Weatherstruck, flush, or lime. The finish is a line, not a round figure.
The book
Six kinds of brickwork, ready to price.
Blockwork
Inner leaf, dense block, and the bed that has to stay level.
Repointing
Rake the failed joint, then weatherstruck or flush in lime.
Garden walls
Boundary wall, piers, and a coping that sheds the rain.
Chimneys
Stack, flaunching, and lead where the roof meets the brick.
Daywork
A gang on the line when the job will not sit still for a measure.
How it works
Four steps, then the gate.
- Pick the brickwork. Six kinds of job. Tap an item and the sheet totals itself.
- Say it, or answer the questions. Client, site, and when it is due. “Two of them” is a quantity. “Two weeks” is 14 days. Speech stays in the browser.
- Pick the sheet. Twelve templates, including the wall, the hod, and the night scaffold. The client sees that look on screen and in the PDF.
- Email and WhatsApp, after you sign in. Two invoices can be sent free. After that, Pro is the monthly or yearly price, taken by Stripe.