Free invoice templates for hardscapers built for parts and labor, materials, and delivery fees. 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.
List square footage, paver SKUs, base depth, edge restraints, equipment time, haul off, and permits with professional invoice line items.
Invoicing can get messy fast. Use these simple fixes to prevent disputes and get paid on time.
Pricing patios, walls, and paver driveways without missed markups or permit fees. Use our Hardscaping Invoice Template and get paid faster with clear answers.
Bill by measurable units plus machine time. Include disposal. Example line items: “Excavation and base prep, 18 CY @ $42,” “Plate compactor, 6 hrs @ $65,” “Debris haul-off, 1 load @ $150.”
Use milestones. Common splits: 30% deposit, 40% after base passes compaction, 20% after pavers laid, 10% at punch. Example lines: “Milestone 2: Base complete: $4,200,” “Milestone 3: Paver placement: $2,100.”
Yes. Show it as a fee and a matching credit if the client moves forward. Example: “On-site design consult, 90 min: $150” and “Design consult credit: ($150).”
Collect a nonrefundable materials deposit tied to the specific product. Note lead time and restocking terms from the supplier. Example: “Belgard Lafitt, 920 sq ft @ $6.40,” “Materials deposit: $2,000 paid,” “Restocking fee if canceled: 20%.”
List permits for retaining walls, driveway aprons, and any gas or electrical for fire features. Rules vary—check local rules. Example: “Retaining wall permit: $185,” “811 utility locate: no charge,” “Gas line pressure test: $90.”
Pause, price, and get a signature before work continues. Use time and materials with photos attached. Example: “Unforeseen demo, 3 hrs @ $95,” “Concrete disposal, 1 bin @ $325,” “Additional road base, 5 tons @ $48.”
Break them out so clients see real costs. Include dumpster, material delivery, and rentals. Example: “Dumpster, 10 yd: $410,” “Aggregate delivery: $95,” “Skid steer rental, 1 day: $265.”
State weather as non-billable time but charge for remobilization if crews leave and return. Keep it modest and clear. Example: “Weather hold: no charge,” “Remobilization: $180.”