trademark masons

Founder and owner of Trademark Masons, Trevor has been working with stone since he was 18. He has a deep appreciation of nature and natural materials and the raw beauty of stone and finds great satisfaction in bring out the beauty in stone and in restoring old stonework to its former glory.

With 18 years of working at every aspect of stone from measuring, drawing, cutting CNC machining, polishing, finishing and fitting, Dean is perfectly suited to running every aspect of production.  His greatest thrill in the job is to do things that others say cannot be done, but as the saying goes, where there’s a will, there’s a way.  

Our man in London.  Andrew comes from a background in product design and cabinet making.  He handles all the London work and is kept busy between all the site meetings, project sites, and sending site measurements and instructions back to the production facility.  Andrew also looks after the teams of onsite fitters and finishers in London.

Karen comes with a background in business and marketing.  She started at Trademark Masons in accounts but now works on pricing jobs and looks after much of our stone purchasing.  She enjoys working as an integral part of the team in the whole process from choosing stone all the way through to the satisfaction of final measurement of the finished product.

Caroline is a working mother and being able to work flexible hours was key to her choice for working at Trademark Masons.  Not only has she been able to see her family grow but has seen the growth of the company over the last 10 years.  Caroline looks after accounts and likes to tick things off her extensive to do list.

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Deirdre developed her love of stone in studying sculpture for her art history degree and comes to Trademark having had a varied career including property management.  Deirdre manages the office and looks after human resource issues and amongst a plethora of other activities, looks after freight and logistics.

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Without fail, Callum can be found under his mask, working in the not so glamorous polishing shop, where he applies his expertise to fabricate, polish and finish stone to exceptional standards.   This is where the natural beauty of each stone is revealed, this is where the magic happens.  He is keen to pass on his knowledge to trainees as the workforce grows.

Unfortunately supports a losing football team but enjoys being part of a great team at work.  Adam has been with the company for 7 years and expertly works one of the large bridge saws.  He loves being busy and enjoys the daily variety of projects that he gets to work on. 

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Ian comes from an agricultural retail background and now works one of the bridge saws and with his eye for detail, is now an expert at setting up and cutting book-matched marble.  He enjoys seeing the fruit of his labour in high quality finished rooms featuring stone that he selected and cut. 

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John comes to Trademark with a background in computing and CNC machining in the aerospace and glass industries.   He works one of the oldest CNC machines and enjoys the challenge of programming it to do what he wants it to do.  He likes the relaxed atmosphere at work and the teamwork approach to getting the job done.

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Trevor joined Trademark Masons with a wealth of IT knowledge from servicing the retail industry.  Trevor enjoys the creative side of the business and using his CNC programming skills to produce three dimensional creations in stone.  Many of the items in the Purchase section are Trevor’s work.​

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Bailey started working at Trademark at the age of 16 as a summer job and stayed.  He is the third generation in his family to work in stone.  He also loves the creative aspect of the job and the challenge of working with stone as a natural material and figuring out how to get the CNC machines to craft objects to the desired profiles.

Working with stone for 35 years and a second generation stone mason, Lee is the most experienced stone mason at Trademark and can spin a good yarn about days gone by.  Lee enjoys passing on his extensive knowledge about working stone to his younger co-workers.  When Trevor McKibbin was just starting out working with stone, he was one of Lee’s apprentices.

The newest member of staff comes from an architectural and teaching background.  He has worked in a variety of roles locally and overseas and enjoys the whole process of design, drawing, making, building, fitting and finishing.  Henry looks after international activities, design and health and safety.

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