Bill tear-off, materials, decking, disposal and permits by the square, with insurance claim details and warranty terms on the invoice. Download it free in Word, Excel or PDF, or fill it in online.

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A roofing invoice bills one job by the square. Include these items:
Roofers measure in squares. One square covers 100 square feet of roof. A 2,800 square foot roof surface is 28 squares. Show the squares and the rate per square on each line, for example "Tear-off and re-roof, 28 squares at $520". Pitch, valleys and dormers add waste and labor, so say what the rate covers.
Tear-off is billed per layer. If you find a second layer of shingles under the first, add a line for the extra layer. Rotted decking is found after the old roof comes off, so bill it as an allowance: a price per sheet of plywood or OSB, billed only for the sheets you replace. Write the sheet count and the rate, such as "Decking replacement, 6 sheets OSB at $95". Note the allowance in your estimate so the owner expects it.
List materials in groups the owner can follow: shingles by the bundle or the square, synthetic underlayment, ice and water shield at the eaves and valleys, drip edge, flashing, pipe boots and ridge vent. Add the dumpster or haul-off as its own line and the permit with the fee your city charged. Keep a copy of the permit and the final inspection for the job file.
On a claim job, put the claim number, the adjuster's name and the insurance company on the invoice. Insurers usually pay in two parts. The first check is the actual cash value, which is the replacement cost minus depreciation. The held-back depreciation, called recoverable depreciation, is released after you send the final invoice and proof the work is done. Show both amounts on the invoice. The homeowner pays the deductible. Several states, Texas for one, do not let a contractor waive or absorb it, so never write it off or hide it in the price. Check your state's rules.
State your workmanship warranty in the terms, with the number of years, and note that the shingle manufacturer's warranty is separate. On the final invoice, add a lien waiver for the amount paid. It tells the owner and the lender that you have been paid for the work. Rules and forms vary by state, so use the form your state requires.
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Include your details and license number, the customer and address, the roof size in squares, tear-off, materials, decking, disposal, the permit, any insurance claim details, your warranty terms and the total.
One square is 100 square feet of roof. A roof with 2,800 square feet of surface is 28 squares. Roofers price and order materials by the square.
Bill it as an allowance: a price per sheet of plywood or OSB, charged only for the sheets you replace. List the sheet count and rate on the invoice.
Add the claim number, adjuster and insurer. The first check is usually the actual cash value. The recoverable depreciation is released after you send the final invoice. The homeowner pays the deductible.
Often no. Several states, including Texas, bar contractors from waiving or absorbing it. Check your state's rules before you quote.
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