Free invoice templates for chimney sweeps built for inspection fees, parts and labor, and service call. Download and edit in PDF, Word, Excel, Google Docs, or Google Sheets.
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How to label charges so every invoice makes sense the moment your clients see it.
Itemize flue size, sweep level, inspection findings, cap install, crown seal, creosote, and photos with professional invoice line items.
Billing gets messy when details slip. Use these quick fixes to stay clear, compliant, and dispute free.
Price sweeping, inspections, creosote removal, caps, liners, travel fees, and after-hours rates. Learn line items, markups, and payment terms built for chimney work, clear answers.
Most chimney cleaners charge a flat rate per flue plus minor supplies. Example: “Sweep, single flue: $165; Drop cloths and tape: $10.”
Yes. List it as a separate service. Example: “Level 2 video scan, 20 minutes: $120; SD card report: $15.”
Show materials, labor, and disposal. Example: “6-inch stainless liner, 25 ft: $480; Labor 3 hrs @ $95: $285; Old liner disposal: $25.”
Use a per-mile rate or a zone fee, plus any portal-to-portal time. Example: “Trip charge, 38 miles @ $1.10: $41.80; Drive time 0.5 hr @ $90: $45.”
Yes, price the risk and time for ladder setups and tie-offs. Example: “Steep roof access add-on: $65; Safety harness rental: $15.”
Show labor as $0 if the chimney contractor is covering it, and note the warranty reason. Example: “Warranty callback, cap reseat: $0; Sealant touch-up: $0.” For clean formatting, use your Chimney Sweep Invoice Template once and save it as a preset.
Use an after-hours rate plus cleanup materials. Example: “Emergency callout 9:15 pm: $150; Soot cleanup 2 hrs @ $120: $240; HEPA filter: $18.”
Many pros use 1.5% per month or a flat $25 after 30 days. Rules vary. Check local rules. Example: “Late charge 1.5% on $400: $6.”