Carpet Cleaning Invoice Template

Free invoice templates for carpet cleaners built for rooms cleaned, stain treatments, and carpet protection. Download and edit in PDF, Word, Excel, Google Docs, or Google Sheets.

Also called: carpet cleaning invoice, carpet cleaning bill, or deep carpet cleaning invoice.

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Editable Carpet Cleaning Invoice Template

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Edit rates, extras, pet treatment lines.

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Free Carpet Cleaning Invoice Template

Best for:
Rooms, sqft, stains, steps, add protectant.

How to Invoice as a Carpet Cleaner

Scope it, schedule it, clean it, then invoice cleanly and apply any deposit so the balance is obvious.
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In 5 Steps:
  1. Confirm the scope with the client, including areas, soil level, and any add-ons.
  2. Take a deposit if required and lock the date and time.
  3. Do the work and log rooms, stairs, rugs, special treatments, and time on site.
  4. Build an itemized invoice with required charges and taxes where applicable.
  5. Apply the deposit, set payment terms, send the invoice, and collect the balance.
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What to Include in a Carpet Cleaner Invoice

These are the must-have fields for clear, compliant invoices.
These are the must-have fields for clear, compliant invoices.
  • Business name, logo, contact info
  • Client name and billing details
  • Service address and access notes
  • Invoice number and invoice date
  • Job date and time window
  • Scope summary (areas, room count, fiber type)
  • Itemized services and quantities
  • Add-ons and chemicals used with client approvals
  • Payment terms, due date, deposit received, and balance due
  • Business license or certification ID and sales tax line (check local rules)

Billing Scenarios for Carpet Cleaners

How to label charges so every invoice makes sense the moment your clients see it.

1.
Minimum service charge; Trip fee
One-room job below your minimum
Covers setup time when the job is too small to price by the room.
2.
Staircase cleaning; Landings/turns
Staircase needs cleaning
Stairs take more time and handwork than flat rooms.
3.
Pet stain treatment; Odor neutralizer
Pet accident in a room
Special chemicals and dwell time add cost.
4.
Furniture moving; Protective tabs/blocks
Furniture must be moved and reset
Name the products used and note any ventilation or dwell-time needs. If requirements vary, check local rules.
5.
Carpet protector; Application fee
Client wants carpet protector after cleaning
Protectant is a chemical add-on applied by area.
6.
Emergency water extraction; After-hours surcharge
Urgent work outside normal hours requires rapid response.
Urgent work outside normal hours requires rapid response.
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What carpet cleaners usually bill for

List rooms cleaned, stain treatments, protection, deodorizing, and equipment charges with professional invoice line items.

Charge or Service
Unit
Taxable
When to use
How to show it
Pre-Inspection & Dye Test
Time
On arrival before any cleaning
Time × hourly rate. Document fiber ID and colorfastness to choose safe chemistry.
Pre-Spray & Agitation
Time
Heavy soil or traffic lanes
Time × hourly rate. Apply pre-spray and agitate to loosen soil for better extraction.
Hot Water Extraction
Time
Standard wall-to-wall cleaning
Time × hourly rate. Steam-extract to remove soil and residues per manufacturer guidance.
Stain/Spot Treatment
Item
Isolated spots after pre-spray
Qty × unit rate. Use targeted chemistry; record location and product used.
Pet Urine Treatment
Item
Odor or visible urine spotting
Qty × unit rate. Flush, treat, and post-inspect with UV; note affected areas.
Carpet Protector Application
Item
Add fiber protection post-clean
Qty × unit rate. Apply protector evenly; note cure time and coverage per room.
Deodorizer/Odor Neutralizer
Item
Lingering odors after cleaning
Qty × unit rate. Apply neutralizer, not masking scent; ventilate area per label.
Staircase Cleaning (per flight)
Item
Stairs and landings included
Qty × unit rate. Agitate, edge, and extract treads/risers for a uniform finish.
Furniture Moving (basic)
Time
Light items moved for access
Time × hourly rate. Move, block, and tab pieces; exclude pianos and large sectionals.
After-Hours/Emergency Callout
Time
Nights, weekends, or urgent work
Time × hourly rate. Document arrival/departure and scope; apply minimum time block.
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Common Carpet Cleaner Invoicing Mistakes

Invoicing can feel messy, but simple fixes prevent disputes and speed up payment.

Mistake
How to fix it
Bundling all work into one line hides scope and sparks disputes.
Break the work into separate lines with brief notes. That helps the client see what they paid for.
Skipping room count, square footage, or soil level blurs scope and invites haggling.
Record these basics in the description. Tie any extra work to a clear approval note.
Note visible damage and keep a quick photo in your records. Add a short disclaimer about results on damaged areas.
Note visible damage and keep a quick photo in your records. Add a short disclaimer about results on damaged areas.
Name the products used and note any ventilation or dwell-time needs. If requirements vary, check local rules.
Name the products used and note any ventilation or dwell-time needs. If requirements vary, check local rules.
No cancellation or no-show terms means lost time with no recourse.
State your window, fees, and how to reschedule. Apply the policy the same way to every client.
Forgetting to apply the deposit makes the balance look wrong and delays payment.
Subtract the deposit from the total and show the remaining balance due. Attach the deposit receipt in your records.

Carpet Cleaning Invoice FAQs

Line-item tips for rooms, stairs, pet treatments, protectant, minimums, after-hours service, and warranties to speed up payment and reduce disputes, with clear answers.

How should I bill per room vs per square foot?

Most residential cleaners bill per room with a size cap, while commercial jobs use square feet. Example: “3 Rooms Cleaning @ $45 each = $135” or “Office Carpet 2,000 sq ft @ $0.25 = $500.”

What’s a reasonable minimum service charge for small jobs?

Set a trip minimum to cover setup and chemicals. Example: “Service Minimum (includes up to 2 rooms) = $99.”

How do I price stairs and landings?

Charge stairs as a separate unit or per step. Example: “Staircase 12 steps @ $3.50 each = $42” and “Landing Cleaning = $10.”

Can I charge for moving furniture or working around it?

Yes. Price by piece and list what technicians moved. Example: “Sofa Move & Replace = $20” and “Clean Around Large Armoire (no move) = $0, noted.”

How do pet urine and odor treatments get billed?

Bill detection and enzyme treatment by spot or area. Example: “Pet Urine Enzyme Treatment 5 spots @ $12 = $60” and “Odor Neutralizer Living Room = $25.”

Should commercial clients be charged after-hours rates?

Yes, cleaners often apply an off-hours premium for 6 pm–6 am access. Example: “After-Hours Access Fee (2 techs) = $60.”

What belongs on a carpet cleaning invoice for apartments and high-rises?

List parking, elevator time, and any COI needs. Example: “High-Rise Access & Parking = $25.” You can use our Carpet Cleaning Invoice Template to keep those items standard.

How do I handle rug pickup, plant cleaning, and delivery?

Bill pickup, in-plant wash, and return as separate lines. Example: “Persian Rug Wash (wool, 8x10) @ $3.50/sq ft = $280” and “Pickup & Delivery Zone B = $35.”