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Contracts done differently. Roofing paperwork built from real roof installation experience, shaped with attorney knowledge and made for U.S. residential and commercial roofing contractors. Because the job doesn't end when the shingles go down — and your contract shouldn't either.
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Browse residential and commercial roofing agreements. Select the product that fits your project, choose the state edition on the product page, and download your contract.
A homeowner wants to know what's included, how the installation will run, what happens if hidden damage is found and when payment is due. Professional paperwork makes those conversations easier from day one.
Tear-off, decking, underlayment, flashing and roof-system components.
Document hidden damage, unforeseen work and agreed adjustments.
Scope, access, weather, payment and final handover.
The Construction Companion Difference
A generic contract might say what work is being done. A roofing contractor knows what can happen once the roof is opened. Our approach brings roofing experience and attorney knowledge together to address the conversations contractors actually face.
Decking, sheathing, previous repairs and concealed conditions can turn a standard reroof into additional work.
Roofing systems, flashing, penetrations, ventilation and client changes deserve clear written scope and change processes.
Weather, deliveries, access, working areas, safe sequencing and project delays need practical expectations.
Deposits, stages, progress applications, retainage where relevant, completion and final payment belong in the agreement.
Roofing for homeowners involves more than installing shingles, tiles or metal roofing. There are materials to agree on, an existing roof to remove, hidden conditions to consider, changes to manage and payments to collect.
Our Residential Roof Installation & Replacement Contract Template is built around the way real roofing projects run. Roofers' experience and attorney knowledge brought together to make the process clearer.
A clear record of the roof system, materials, specifications and installation work agreed with the homeowner.
Deteriorated decking, damaged sheathing, previous repairs and other conditions that only become visible once work begins.
Important roofing components that need to be included in the agreed installation scope and project details.
A professional way to record unexpected repairs, changes to the original work and additional costs.
Weather interruptions, deliveries, working areas, equipment access and sensible expectations around the homeowner's property.
Establish what is due, when payment is expected and how agreed changes affect the project price.
Final cleanup, completion checks, warranty information and a clearer handover to the homeowner.
Real roofing knowledge built into professional contract terms, from the first agreement through final handover.
Roofing contract questions answered
A roofing contract template should be more than a price and a signature. Whether you install shingles, metal roofing or commercial membrane systems, the agreement should suit the job and the rules applicable where the work is performed.
A clear roofing scope, roof covering and components, tear-off and decking expectations, access, project schedule, payment terms, change orders, cleanup and completion details. State-specific consumer requirements may also apply.
Commercial jobs can involve schedules of values, pay applications, retainage, submittals, multi-phase installation, unit prices, owner coordination, punch lists and closeout paperwork.
Licensing, down payments, required notices, cancellation rights, lien rules and other contractor obligations differ by state and project type. Each product lets you select an available state edition before purchase.
These are editable contract templates intended for repeat use by the purchasing business. Fill in the project details for each customer. They are offered as a one-time purchase without a subscription, with 18 months of updates included.
Commercial roofing is more than installing a roof. There's material procurement, project schedules, progress payments, change orders, inspections and final closeout to consider. A commercial roofing contract should understand how those projects actually operate, from contract award through final payment.
Progress billing, schedules of values, payment applications, retainage where applicable and clear payment stages.
Concealed decking, wet insulation, additional roof layers and agreed changes, with a professional way to record additional work.
Submittals, material approvals, phased installations, inspections, punch lists and final payment expectations.
Commercial roofing projects need more than a simple price and signature. They can involve pay applications, schedules of values, retainage, approved changes, submittals, inspections, punch lists and closeout requirements.
This contract is built around the way commercial roofing jobs are actually awarded, administered, changed, completed and paid — with roofers’ experience and attorney knowledge behind it.
Clearer payment requests and a more professional route for billing through the job.
A better structure where commercial pricing needs to be broken down and tracked.
Commercial payment terms may hold money back until later project stages or closeout.
Extra work, revised scope and project changes need recording properly, not left to messages and calls.
Useful where deck replacement or other measurable additional work cannot be fully known before tear-off.
Commercial jobs often involve pre-installation paperwork, approvals and procurement stages.
Completion is not always the end. Final items, project closeout and final payment expectations matter too.