Invoice clients for concrete slabs, driveways, foundations, and groundworks. Professional invoices from Tidybill.
A concrete contractor invoice covers work mixing, pouring, and finishing concrete for foundations, floor slabs, driveways, pathways, retaining walls, and structural elements. Concrete contractors may pour ready-mix delivered by lorry or mix on site, and they work on everything from small domestic shed bases to large commercial floor slabs. Materials (ready-mix concrete, steel reinforcement, formwork, DPM, expansion joints) form a large part of the invoice. Groundworks preparation (excavation, hardcore, sub-base) is frequently part of the scope and should be itemised separately. Concrete work is typically priced per m³ or per m² depending on the application. For driveways and decorative concrete, finishing techniques (exposed aggregate, brushed, stamped, polished) affect the price significantly.
| Service | Typical Rate | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Concrete slab (supply and pour, per m²) | 100 | m² |
| Ready-mix concrete (per m³) | 120 | m³ |
| Concrete driveway (per m²) | 90 | m² |
| Foundation concrete (strip or pad) | 0 | as quoted |
| Concrete pump hire | 350 | day |
| Hardcore sub-base preparation (per m²) | 20 | m² |
For large pours, invoice in stages: groundworks preparation, concrete pour complete, finishing complete. List the concrete volume and specification. For ready-mix, attach the delivery docket showing grade and volume delivered. For pump hire, include as a reimbursable expense. Net 14 is standard for domestic concrete work.