Scaffolding Invoice Template

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A scaffolding invoice is used to request payment from a client for the supply and assembly of temporary scaffolding. It itemizes the labor costs of designing, installing, and dismantling the structures, as well as fees for materials and any other associated costs. The invoice includes the total amount due, the due date, and other payment instructions.

Scaffolding Invoice Template

A scaffolding invoice is used to request payment from a client for the supply and assembly of temporary scaffolding. It itemizes the labor costs of designing, installing, and dismantling the structures, as well as fees for materials and any other associated costs. The invoice includes the total amount due, the due date, and other payment instructions.

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Last updated August 6th, 2025

A scaffolding invoice is used to request payment from a client for the supply and assembly of temporary scaffolding. It itemizes the labor costs of designing, installing, and dismantling the structures, as well as fees for materials and any other associated costs. The invoice includes the total amount due, the due date, and other payment instructions.

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  • Standard Support: Building scaffolds using steel or aluminum tubes, clamps, prefabricated welded frames, and preengineered modular components.
  • Suspended – Hanging scaffolding from ropes and cables to access hard-to-reach areas on high-rises (swing stage or multi-level platforms).
  • Rolling – Creating mobile scaffolding with wheels (casters) that can be easily moved between work areas.
  • Aerial Lifts – Erecting mobile lifts, such as boom or scissor lifts, to provide mechanized access to greater heights.
  • Cantilever – Using the structure being worked on to support the scaffold, especially when ground support is unavailable.
  • Trestle – Constructing scaffolding supported by tripods or ladders, typically for indoor repairs and maintenance.
  • Single and Double – Constructing a single row for brick masonry or a double row to support stone masonry functions.