Punch List Templates for Construction Pros
Free, mobile-first templates built from real job-site workflows. Each template ships with a downloadable PDF, a Google Sheets version, and the option to open directly in the Punch List app for iOS or Android.
How these templates are built
Every template on this page is written with items that matter on that specific trade, phase-grouped the way the work actually happens, and structured so you can customize it for your job in minutes. They reference recognized standards like AIA G704 for substantial completion, NEC for electrical, and code-adjacent language for other trades, so they integrate with your existing closeout process.
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General Contractor Punch List
40 real closeout items used by GCs on residential and light-commercial jobs. Download the PDF, open in Google Sheets, or use directly in the Punch List app.
40 items · PDF + Sheets + App
Electrician Punch List
Residential and commercial electrical closeout items.
Coming soon
Plumber Punch List
Supply, drain, waste, and vent punch list items.
Coming soon
HVAC Punch List
Commissioning, balance, and thermostat verification.
Coming soon
Framing Punch List
Rough frame, blocking, and structural sign-off.
Coming soon
Drywall Punch List
Hang, tape, texture, and finish quality checks.
Coming soon
Painter Punch List
Cut lines, coverage, touch-up, and sheen verification.
Coming soon
Flooring Punch List
Installation, transitions, and squeak inspection.
Coming soon
Roofer Punch List
Flashing, penetrations, and warranty documentation.
Coming soon
Frequently asked questions
- What is a punch list?
- A punch list is the final checklist of incomplete or deficient items identified at substantial completion of a construction project. The contractor resolves each item before the owner accepts the work and releases final payment or retainage.
- Are these templates free?
- Yes. Every template on this page is free to download as PDF or open in Google Sheets. The Punch List app is also free to download for iOS and Android.
- Who should use these templates?
- General contractors, specialty trade contractors, project managers, and owner-builders closing out residential and light-commercial jobs. Each template is built for the specific workflow of that trade.