Free Construction Invoice Templates

After selecting your desired Google Sheets download link, you’ll be directed to a read-only version. From there, select ‘File’ from the top left menu, then ‘Make a copy…’ to get your own editable version.

Those who are new to creating and formatting professional invoices may not know exactly what this process entails. Even if they plan on using an online generator like ours, business owners should still try to get an idea of what’s involved in creating an invoice to ensure that all relevant information is included.
Here are a few different elements that all construction invoices should include.

Basic Information
Start with basic information such as the contractor or business’s name, address, and contact information. It’s also a good idea to include the name and contact information of the client, as this will make invoices easier to keep track of and give off a more professional image.

Work Performed
After covering the basics, it’s time to move on to the specifics of the job. Include details and pricing for any products used in the construction process and any service or labor that has been performed. Prices for products, services, and labor should be included on each line of the invoice and should all be listed separately.

The Total
Some localities require businesses to include sales tax on their invoices. This information should be included beneath all required parts and services and should be added to the total that the client is being instructed to pay. Include the total at the bottom and make sure all the information is laid out as clearly as possible.

Payment Information
The best way to ensure that contractors and business owners get paid quickly is to include both payment instructions and a reasonable timeline for payment. Clients will be more likely to pay their bills immediately if they are offered a clear timeline detailing payments.

The Take-Away
Don’t be put off by the complexity of creating invoices. We make the entire process as simple and straightforward as possible. No matter how large or small the project is, it’s always considered best practice to send construction invoices to clients immediately upon completion of the work. This gives both contractors or company owners and the clients themselves a record of all work performed, making it easier to file taxes and ensuring that all services provided are paid for right away.

With a blank construction invoice, you can easily define what specific tasks you need to charge for. Whether it’s building materials, labor costs, or other engineering activities, feel free to modify as you see fit.

In almost all cases, the costs involved with putting up a new building or structure are grossly underestimated. That’s why you need to have an accurate yet flexible parts and labor budget.

If you know how much time you are about to spend and the cost of the materials involved, this is for you. Just make sure your client or customer understands it’s an estimate, as construction jobs can be quite unpredictable.

Whether you’re hired for a small fixer-upper or for a big job—like adding more land to an existing parking lot—use this invoice.

Write down all the materials (fence panels, pickets, etc.) and tools involved in rebuilding or even building a fence from scratch.