Define the work
Construction Proposal & Estimate
Set out the scope, line-item estimate, allowances, payment milestones, assumptions and sign-off.
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Five practical forms for a renovation job: price the work, agree the terms, record changes, bill progress and close out the project. Fill each one online and download its finished PDF.
Scope: A general starting point for U.S. projects, not a state-specific contract set. Required wording, notices, deposits, licensing and other rules vary by location and project.
A clear paper trail from proposal to handover
The project workflow
Use only the forms your project needs. Each is a separate online template, and each produces its own PDF.
Define the work
Set out the scope, line-item estimate, allowances, payment milestones, assumptions and sign-off.
Agree the terms
Record the parties, contract sum, milestone payments, schedule, warranty and agreed terms.
Document a change
Describe added or removed work, its price and schedule impact, then show the revised contract sum.
Request a payment
Track work completed and previous payments to work out the amount due for this billing period.
Close out the job
List punch-list items, confirm the final balance and record acceptance and warranty details.
A practical workflow
Keep the documents in the same browser tab as you move through the job. Each form draft and selected project details are saved in that tab, while every document stays editable on its own.
The page preview follows the generated document, including page breaks and continued tables. Longer descriptions or more rows can add pages.
Try the proposal form โWant the reasoning behind the sequence? Read the detailed project-document guide โ
Common questions
Open any of the five forms, enter the project details and download the PDF it generates. Each form is available online on SleekKitBox.
No. Each form creates its own PDF. Use the document workflow as needed for your project; the forms are not bundled into one static file.
No. Project identity details and each form's draft are saved in the same browser tab, but prices, contract sums, change amounts and payment figures are entered and reviewed in each document. Drafts stay in that tab and can be cleared from the form.
No. They are general business forms, not legal advice and not tailored to a specific state or project. Rules vary by location; have important contract wording reviewed by a qualified local professional.
These forms are general starting points for project documentation. Check applicable licensing, consumer-protection, lien, tax and contract requirements for the project location before relying on a completed document.
Start with the proposal and estimate, then use the other forms as the project moves forward.