Construction Invoice

A construction invoice template for contractors and builders. Track labor, materials, equipment, and progress payments with professional formatting. Example amounts are illustrative — replace them with your own.

From

Bill to

Items

0.00

Custom fields

Add purchase order numbers, project references, or any extra detail that appears on the invoice.

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Your Company

Your address
you@example.com

Invoice

Invoice #INV-001
IssuedAug 31, 2026
DueSep 14, 2026

Billed to

Client Name

Client address
DescriptionQtyRateAmount
Item description1$0.00$0.00
Subtotal$0.00
Tax (0%)$0.00
Total due$0.00

Notes

Payment due within 14 days. Thank you for your business!

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When to use this template

Use this template for remodeling, renovation, or new-build work. It works for fixed contracts and time-and-materials billing, including progress payments.

Fields to include

  • Contractor details and license number
  • Client and job site details
  • Labor, materials, and equipment line items
  • Retention or deposit notes
  • Payment schedule reference

Sample line items

  • Framing labor — week 340 × $55.00 = $2200.00
  • Lumber package (per quote)1 × $4200.00 = $4200.00
  • Skid steer rental — 5 days5 × $240.00 = $1200.00

Practical tips

  • Add your license number as a custom field — many jurisdictions require it on invoices.
  • For progress payments, label each invoice 'Payment 2 of 4' in the notes.
  • Keep materials on separate lines from labor for easier approval.

Frequently asked questions

What is a progress payment invoice?

An invoice for a portion of the contract value, issued at defined milestones. It references the total contract and the completed percentage or phase.

Should I charge for equipment on construction invoices?

Yes, as its own line item. Clients approve invoices faster when equipment, materials, and labor are clearly separated.

How do I handle retainage?

Note the withheld amount in the invoice notes or as a negative line item, and reference the contract clause so the client knows why it's held.

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