Free invoice templates for asphalt and sealcoating contractors built for materials, labor, and crack filling. Download and edit in PDF, Word, Excel, Google Docs, or Google Sheets.
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How to label charges so every invoice makes sense the moment your clients see it.
Itemize tons placed, crack fill, seal coats per square foot, traffic control, patch cuts, and cure times with professional invoice line items.
Invoice pain is usually about unclear scope, missing IDs, or the math not matching the site. Use these simple fixes to keep payments moving and clients calm.
Price crack fill, two-coat seal, striping, mobilization, ADA, traffic control, and weather delays the right way. Line items, terms, markup, timing, clear answers.
List each step. Show linear feet for cracks and tons or square feet for patches. Example: “Crack seal 600 LF @ $1.30/LF = $780” and “Infrared patch 120 SF @ $8.50/SF = $1,020.”
Include surface prep, number of coats, sand or latex add, barricades, and cure time. Add square feet and unit price. Example: “Sealcoat two coats, 24,000 SF @ $0.18/SF = $4,320; Sand add 10% = $432.”
For stalls, price per space. For long lines or curbs, price per linear foot. Example: “Re-stripe 85 stalls @ $12 each = $1,020” and “Curb paint 300 LF @ $1.10/LF = $330.”
Yes, when set-up time outweighs production. Use a flat mobilization line. Example: “Mobilization and clean-up, 1 trip = $150.”
Create a same-day add with quantities and unit pricing. Get a signature before work. Example: “Add: Crack seal additional 200 LF @ $1.40/LF = $280.”
Yes. Typical is 30% to schedule, then by milestones like patching complete or first coat down. Example: “Deposit 30% = $2,100; Progress draw on patching completion = $1,750.”
Rules vary—check local rules. List them as separate cost codes to keep audits clean. Example: “City permit = $85; MUTCD traffic control, 1 day = $350; ADA stencil set 6 stalls @ $25 = $150.”
Add a note on cure-time and a reschedule line if the client requests a weekend slot. Example: “Weather standby, 1 day = $200” or “Weekend reschedule fee = $300.”