Get paid for roofing work as fast as you finish it
A slipped tile today, a full re-roof booked for next month, and a van of materials to account for in between — roofing rarely runs to a fixed script. ServiceInvoice tracks each property's repair history and turns finished work into an itemised invoice with materials and labour kept separate.
No credit card required to start.
Handles the whole job, materials and all
For sole roofers and small crews who mix urgent repairs with planned re-roofs.
Every roof's history in one file
Past repairs, pitch, tile type, and access notes for each property, so you are not relying on memory when a customer calls again two years later.
Repairs through to re-roofs
Log a slipped-tile fix or a full strip-and-re-cover against the property and it is ready to invoice — no separate paperwork for small jobs versus big ones.
Materials itemised, not lumped in
Tiles, felt, battens, lead flashing, and skip hire broken out from labour on the invoice, so customers see exactly what they are paying for.
Track cash flow through the quiet spells
Filter jobs by what is finished but not yet invoiced, and invoices by what is overdue, so a rained-off fortnight does not turn into a cash problem later.
Emergency call-outs and planned projects, together
Charge an emergency leak call-out by the hour, and quote a full re-roof as a fixed price — log both against the property's history, with materials and labour always itemised separately regardless of job size.
Roofing sits alongside other property-repair trades ServiceInvoice is built for. For general repair and maintenance work, see handyman business software and for crews that also lay flooring, browse flooring businesses.
From job to paid in four steps
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Add the customer and log the work as you go: materials and labour as separate line items.
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Mark the job complete and generate an invoice with one click.
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Send the branded PDF to your customer with clear totals and payment terms.
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Track unpaid invoices from your dashboard and follow up before they slip.