Free invoice templates for Home Repair Contractors 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 parts and labor, service call, materials, and change orders with professional invoice line items.
Invoices get ignored when they confuse people. Use these simple fixes to prevent disputes and keep cash moving.
Get paid for real home fixes: diagnostics, parts markup, permits, emergencies, cleanup, change orders, deposits, and travel fees. Practical line items, terms, clear answers.
Charge a flat diagnostic fee, then apply it if the client approves the repair. Example: “Leak Diagnostic: $95” and later “Diagnostic Credit: −$95” once work proceeds.
Use a simple markup to cover sourcing and warranty risk. Example: “Fill Valve, cost $22, markup 25%: $27.50” plus “Pickup Time: 0.3 hr @ $80/hr: $24.”
Yes. Set a minimum travel charge or mileage, and a supply-run fee when you leave site. Example: “Travel, 18 mi @ $1.25/mi: $22.50” and “Supply Run: $35.”
When required by the city or utility. List the hard fee and your admin time. Rules vary—check local rules. Example: “Electrical Permit: $68” and “Permit Filing, 0.5 hr @ $90/hr: $45.”
Use an emergency dispatch fee plus a higher hourly rate. Example: “After-Hours Dispatch: $150” and “Labor, 2.0 hr @ $140/hr: $280.”
Create a separate line with a short description and client approval note. Example: “Change Order #2: Add GFCI in garage: $165 parts/labor.”
Collect a deposit for special-order materials or multi-day work, then show it as a payment on the bill. Example: “Deposit Received: −$400” against “Material: Custom Door: $800.” Use your Home Repair Invoice Template to keep it clear.
Price debris removal by volume or item and note any dump or recycling fee. Rules vary—check local rules. Example: “Haul-Away: 6 contractor bags: $45” and “Appliance Recycling: $25.”