A stonemasonry project follows a structured process to ensure durability, aesthetics, and compliance. First, the stonemason consults with the client to understand the project scope, design preferences, and budget. Next, materials are selected, and stone types are sourced to match requirements. The site is prepared, including foundations or supporting structures. Stones are then cut, shaped, and arranged according to the design, with mortar or other bonding agents securing them in place. For complex or heritage projects, special techniques ensure structural integrity and historical accuracy. Once the stonework is complete, finishing touches like cleaning, sealing, or repointing are applied. Throughout the process, the stonemason inspects the work to maintain quality and safety. Clear communication and regular updates ensure the project aligns with client expectations and is completed efficiently.