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Punch list template: track what’s left and get sign-off
The short answer
A punch list records what’s left to fix before a job is finished, usually after a final walkthrough with the customer. List each item, where it is and who’s fixing it, then tick it off and get a signature at the end. Fill this in on your phone during the walkthrough, then print it or save the PDF to share.
Do the walkthrough with the customer, fill it in together, and you’ve got an agreed end to the job.
Nothing is saved: print it or save the PDF before you close this page.
Your business name
Punch list
Project or address · Customer · Walkthrough: —
| Item | Where | Who | Done |
|---|---|---|---|
| Touch up paint beside the door | Hallway | — | ☐ |
| Replace cracked outlet cover | Kitchen | — | ☐ |
| — | — | — | ☐ |
When every item is done, the customer signs below to accept the work.
Customer: ______________________ Date: __________
For your business: ______________________ Date: __________
How it works
- Walk the job with the customer before your final invoice.
- Add each item: what’s wrong, where and who’ll fix it.
- Print it or save the PDF, and share it with your crew and the customer.
- Tick off items as they’re done.
- Get it signed, then send your final invoice.
What belongs on it
Small things left over from the agreed work: touch-ups, missing covers, a door that sticks. New work doesn’t belong here. That goes on a change order, with a price.
Common questions
What is a punch list?
When should I do a punch list?
Who makes the punch list?
Can the customer hold the final payment until it’s done?
Is this template free?
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