General Contractor Invoice Template

A general contractor invoice is sent to customers who must submit payment for service hours, billable supplies, and products. General contractors are known to work on construction sites, securing permits, supervising subcontractors, and providing other professional or trade services. An invoice lists all charges, the total, and the payment terms.

General Contractor Invoice Template

A general contractor invoice is sent to customers who must submit payment for service hours, billable supplies, and products. General contractors are known to work on construction sites, securing permits, supervising subcontractors, and providing other professional or trade services. An invoice lists all charges, the total, and the payment terms.

Last updated April 1st, 2025

A general contractor invoice is sent to customers who must submit payment for service hours, billable supplies, and products. General contractors are known to work on construction sites, securing permits, supervising subcontractors, and providing other professional or trade services. An invoice lists all charges, the total, and the payment terms.

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Services Provided

  • Project Management – Supervising the construction process from preparation to clean up by overseeing budgets and schedules and coordinating with professionals like architects and subcontractors.
  • Subcontractor Hires and Supervision – Procuring specialists and licensed professionals (e.g., electricians, carpenters) as well as managing the workflow, quality control, deadlines, and scheduling.
  • Regulatory Compliance – Obtaining required permits, ensuring site compliance with all codes, enforcing safety regulations, and addressing risk management concerns.
  • Supply Chain Management – Procuring construction supplies and materials (as well as handling logistics) while taking all measures to prevent supply chain interruptions.
  • Safety Management – Conducting safety checks and evaluations to make sure that industry standards are met and to avoid any potential issues from turning into violations or injury.