Free invoice templates for handymen built for parts and labor, materials, 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 labor, materials, service call, and small parts with professional invoice line items.
You work fast, but vague invoices slow payments. Use these fixes to cut confusion and avoid disputes.
Price out labor, trip fees, parts markup, disposal, permits, and warranty terms for home repairs. Use our Handymen Invoice Template with clear answers.
List labor, materials, trip fee, and taxes if required. Add payment terms and warranty notes. Example: Labor 1.5 hrs @ $85/hr $127.50; Parts: outlet $9; Trip fee $25.
Use a flat minimum to cover drive and setup, then switch to hourly after the first block. Example: Service call 1 hr minimum $120, then 0.75 hr @ $85/hr $63.75.
Yes. Show actual parts plus a simple markup to cover sourcing. Example: Materials: faucet $95 + 20% markup $19; Supply run 0.5 hr @ $85/hr $42.50.
You can. Set a base radius and price per extra mile. Example: Trip fee 20 miles included; 18 extra miles @ $1.25/mile $22.50.
Write a short change note, get sign-off, and add a new line. Example: Change order: add GFCI install 1 hr @ $85/hr $85; GFCI $22.
Use an uplift on labor and the service call. State the window covered. Example: Emergency labor 2 hrs @ $120/hr $240; After-hours callout $75.
Bill your time to pull permits and to wait onsite. Rules vary. Check local rules. Example: Permit handling 1 hr @ $85/hr $85; Inspection standby 0.75 hr @ $85/hr $63.75; City permit fee $58.
Add a separate line so clients see the cost. Example: Debris removal up to 3 bags $35; Dump fee pass-through $12.