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Free Construction Invoice Template

Professional Construction Invoice Template

Create a professional construction invoice with our free invoice template. Record progress payments, retainage, labor, materials, prior payments, and contract details, then download a customer-ready invoice for residential and commercial construction projects.

Built by Arrivy for construction businesses, Arrivy connects the operational work behind invoicing, from scheduling and progress tracking to completed work and billing handoff.

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Enter your business details, project information, labor, materials, progress payments, retainage, and prior payments. Your invoice updates in real time as you go. Review it and download it when you're ready.

Your business
Invoice details
Bill to
Work completed this period
Totals & terms
Your business
Invoice #
BILL TO
Customer name
ServiceQtyUnitTotal
PAYMENT TERMS
Subtotal$0.00
Tax (0%)$0.00
Amount due$0.00
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Save Your Custom Construction Invoice Template

 Download your construction invoice as a PDF to email or print for your customer. Add your logo, business details, license information, retainage percentage, and standard invoice details, then reuse the same template for progress billing across residential and commercial projects.

A consistent invoice helps you track completed work, prior payments, retainage, and project balances throughout the life of a construction project.

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How to Create a Construction Invoice

Use the construction invoice generator above or create your own from scratch. A construction invoice should clearly document the work completed, the amount billed for the current period, and the remaining project balance.

  1. 1. Add your business and project details. Include your business name, contact information, contractor license where applicable, customer details, project address, and contract or purchase order reference.
  2. 2. Record the work completed. Itemize the labor, materials, equipment, subcontractor work, or approved change orders completed during the billing period.
  3. 3. Calculate progress billing. Enter the value of the work completed for the current billing period based on your project schedule or contract
  4. 4. Include retainage and prior payments. Record any retainage withheld and subtract previous payments to calculate the current amount due.
  5. 5. Calculate the total amount due. Add applicable taxes, adjustments, or other charges, then calculate the balance due for the current invoice.
  6. 6. Add payment terms and project notes. Include payment terms, project notes, and any additional information relevant to the invoice or contract.

A complete construction invoice typically includes:

Invoice requirements vary by business and location, but a professional invoice typically includes:

1.

Business details

Your business name, contact information, contractor license, and insurance details where applicable.

2.

Project information

The customer or contractor name, project address, and contract or purchase order reference.

3.

Work completed

An itemized list of labor, materials, equipment, subcontractor work, and approved change orders completed during the billing period.

4.

Progress billing

The value of the work completed for the current billing period.

5.

Retainage and prior payments

Any retainage withheld, previous payments received, and the remaining balance due.

6.

Invoice total

The subtotal, applicable taxes, adjustments, and the amount currently due.

7.

Payment terms and notes

Payment terms, project notes, and other information relevant to the construction project.

Frequently Asked Questions

Progress billing allows contractors to invoice for work completed during different stages of a project instead of waiting until the entire project is finished. Each invoice reflects the work completed during the current billing period and any previous payments received.
A construction invoice typically includes business details, project information, labor, materials, progress billing, retainage where applicable, prior payments, the current balance due, and payment terms.

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