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Roofing Pro Services

Austin, TX 78701

INVOICE

#INV-2026-001

DescriptionQtyRateAmount
Roof leak repair — shingle replacement1$450.00$450.00
Flashing repair around chimney1$350.00$350.00
Materials — shingles and underlayment1$200.00$200.00
Total$1,000.00

Why Roofing Invoices Need Granular Detail

Roofing projects involve significant costs, often ranging from $8,000 to $25,000 or more for a full replacement. At these price points, homeowners expect to see exactly where their money goes. Additionally, many roofing jobs involve insurance claims, and insurance adjusters require itemized invoices that match their scope-of-loss reports line by line. A vague roofing invoice creates payment delays and disputes that a detailed one prevents.

Critical Line Items for Roofing Invoices

Every professional roofing invoice should itemize:

  • Tear-off and disposal — removal of existing shingles, felt paper, and damaged decking, plus dumpster rental and dump fees
  • Decking repair or replacement — plywood or OSB sheets replaced due to rot or storm damage
  • Underlayment — synthetic underlayment or ice-and-water shield, measured in squares
  • Shingles or roofing material — product name, color, quantity in squares (1 square = 100 sq ft), and manufacturer warranty tier
  • Ridge cap and hip shingles — linear feet and product type
  • Flashing — step flashing, counter flashing, valley flashing, and chimney or skylight flashing
  • Ventilation — ridge vents, box vents, soffit vents, or powered attic ventilators installed
  • Drip edge and starter strip — linear feet at eaves and rakes
  • Labor — crew size, days on site, or per-square labor rate
  • Permits and inspections — building permit fees and final inspection coordination

Invoicing Best Practices for Roofers

For insurance restoration work, match your invoice line items to the insurance adjuster's Xactimate estimate codes. This dramatically speeds up payment from the insurance company. Include the claim number and adjuster's name on the invoice for easy reference.

Collect a deposit (typically 30–50%) before materials are ordered and the balance upon completion. Never accept full payment upfront — it is a red flag to consumers and prohibited in some states. Document material deliveries with photos and retain manufacturer warranty registration information for the customer.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Roofing Invoices

How do I handle insurance claim invoices for storm damage?

Align your invoice line items with the insurance adjuster's Xactimate estimate. Include the claim number, date of loss, and adjuster contact information. Bill materials and labor at fair market rates — insurance companies flag invoices that significantly exceed their approved scope. Supplement for legitimate additional work discovered during tear-off.

Should I invoice separately for unexpected decking replacement?

Document the damaged decking with photos before replacing it and notify the homeowner and insurance company immediately. Add the decking replacement as a supplement line item on your invoice with photo evidence. Insurance adjusters expect supplements for hidden damage — it is a normal part of the restoration process.

What deposit structure is standard for roofing jobs?

Most roofing contractors collect 30–50% at contract signing to cover material costs, with the balance due upon completion and final inspection. Some states limit the deposit amount a contractor can collect. Never request full payment before the job is complete.

How do I invoice for roofing warranty upgrades?

If the homeowner upgrades from a standard manufacturer warranty to an extended or system warranty, list the upgrade as a separate line item. Include the warranty name, coverage period, and any additional requirements you met for eligibility, such as using the manufacturer's full accessory system.

Should roofing invoices include permit costs?

Yes. Permit fees vary by municipality but typically range from $150 to $500. Include the permit number on the invoice once issued. Some insurance claims cover permit costs as a separate line item, so breaking it out helps the homeowner maximize their claim.

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