Janitorial Invoice Template

Free invoice templates for janitorial services built for labor, cleaning supplies, and specialty add-ons. Download and edit in PDF, Word, Excel, Google Docs, or Google Sheets.

Also called: janitorial invoice, janitorial bill, or janitorial service invoice.

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How to Invoice for Janitorial Work

Keep it simple, track the period, and make deposits and approvals visible.
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In 5 Steps:
  1. Do a walkthrough and scope the work, then confirm rate basis and visit frequency.
  2. Capture client details and service location, plus any compliance info you must display.
  3. If approved, collect a deposit for first service or project work and schedule the start date.
  4. After each service period, log hours, materials, and extras with approvals to build the invoice.
  5. Create the invoice, apply any deposit, add tax where required, set the due date, and send with easy pay options.
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What to Include in a Janitorial Invoice

These are the must-have fields for clear, compliant invoices.
These are the must-have fields for clear, compliant invoices.
  • Invoice number
  • Issue date
  • Client name and service location
  • Service period (date range)
  • Scope of work summary
  • Rate basis (hourly, square feet, or flat)
  • Labor hours total
  • Supplies and consumables itemization
  • Taxes on taxable items (check local rules)
  • Deposit received (if any)
  • Payment terms, due date, and late fee
  • Business license # and insurance policy #

Billing Scenarios for Janitors

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

1.
Deep clean (one time); First-time service surcharge
First-time deep clean before starting service
Heavy build up takes longer and uses more supplies.
2.
Recurring service, monthly; Visit count
Recurring office cleaning on a monthly schedule
Shows the agreed cadence and how many visits the period covers.
3.
After-hours premium; Weekend differential
After-hours or weekend cleaning
Off-hours staffing costs more and needs clear approval.
4.
Post-construction cleanup; Debris disposal fee
Post-construction cleanup with debris haul-away
Record who approved, when, and what changed in a brief note on the invoice or attached work order.
5.
Floor strip and wax; Sealer or finish materials
Floor strip and wax project
Project work is outside routine service.
6.
Restocking, paper and soap; Product cost plus markup
Consumables are client owned and billed separate from labor.
Consumables are client owned and billed separate from labor.
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What janitorial services bill for

List labor, supplies, square footage, visit frequency, and specialty services with professional invoice line items.

Charge or Service
Unit
Taxable
When to use
How to show it
Recurring nightly cleaning
Time
Ongoing scheduled service
Hours × hourly rate. Document scope by area and frequency to avoid scope creep.
Initial deep clean
Time
First visit or turnover
Hours × hourly rate. Use for heavy buildup before starting maintenance.
Day porter service
Time
Daytime on-site support
Hours × hourly rate. Log tasks by interval to justify time on site.
Restroom sanitization
Time
High-touch areas need disinfection
Hours × hourly rate. Note products used and dwell times for compliance.
Floor strip & wax
Item
Finish is worn or yellowing
Qty × unit rate. Include square footage in notes and section the job by zones.
Carpet extraction
Item
Spots, odors, or scheduled care
Qty × unit rate. Record square footage and pre-treatment steps for results tracking.
Window washing
Item
Interior/exterior glass service
Qty × unit rate. List sides, panes, and access needs to prevent change orders.
High dusting
Time
Ceilings, vents, and ledges
Hours × hourly rate. Note lift/ladder requirements and fall-protection review.
Trash & recycling removal
Time
Bagging and hauling each visit
Hours × hourly rate. Track container counts and pickup location to streamline routes.
Paper goods & liners
Item
Taxable
Client wants stocked supplies
Qty × unit cost × (1 + markup%). List brands and sizes for consistent reorders.
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Common Janitorial Invoicing Mistakes

These trip up good cleaners and slow payment. Use the fixes to keep money moving and avoid disputes.

Mistake
How to fix it
Bundling labor and supplies into one lump line hides costs and sparks disputes.
Separate labor time from consumables and equipment so clients see what they are paying for. Show unit counts and rates.
Leaving the service period off the invoice confuses what work the bill covers.
List the date range for recurring work and the job date for one offs, matching your service log.
Use measurable units such as hours, square feet, or per fixture, and include counts from the walkthrough.
Use measurable units such as hours, square feet, or per fixture, and include counts from the walkthrough.
Record who approved, when, and what changed in a brief note on the invoice or attached work order.
Record who approved, when, and what changed in a brief note on the invoice or attached work order.
Forgetting to apply the client deposit inflates the balance due.
Record the deposit as a prior payment and subtract it from the subtotal before tax where required. Check local rules.
Charging tax incorrectly on labor or supplies creates compliance risk.
Mark which items are taxable, calculate tax only where required, and note the rule of thumb you follow. Check local rules.

Janitorial Invoice FAQs

Billing for nightly cleans, deep cleans, consumables, overtime, and waste handling. Line items, markup, terms, and the Janitorial Invoice Template explained with clear answers.

How do I bill nightly office cleaning on a monthly retainer?

Quote a monthly flat rate tied to a set frequency. Include a service schedule and square footage. Example line: “Monthly custodial service, 5 nights/week, 20,000 sq ft: $2,800.”

What line items should I include for a floor strip and wax?

List labor hours, chemical stripper, finish coats, and equipment. Note cure time if the space is closed. Example: “Strip & wax, 1,500 sq ft, 2 techs x 5 hrs, chemicals $85, autoscrubber rental $60: $1,145.”

Should I charge sales tax on cleaning services?

Rules vary—check local rules. Some states tax services or only consumables. Example: “Taxable supplies: liners and paper goods $120, sales tax 6%: $7.20.”

How do I price consumables like liners and restroom paper?

Use pass-through at cost or add a markup and note it. Commercial cleaners often use 10–20% markup. Example: “Restroom paper restock $200, 15% markup $30: $230.”

How do I handle after-hours or weekend callouts on the invoice?

Add an overtime or emergency rate with the time window. State the minimum. Example: “Emergency cleanup Sat 9–11 pm, 2 hrs at $95/hr, 2-hr minimum: $190.”

How do change orders show up on the invoice when scope expands mid-month?

List a separate section labeled “Approved Additions” with date and approver. Price labor, supplies, and access time. Example: “Added interior glass, 12 offices, approved 08/12 by PM: $260.”

Can I bill travel between multiple sites for a property management client?

Yes, if the contract allows trip fees or windshield time. Spell out per-visit or per-mile charges. Example: “Trip fee, 3 sites x $15: $45.”

How should I document OSHA/medical waste handling fees for clinics?

Break out PPE, red-bag liners, and licensed disposal. Include the manifest number if required. Example: “Biohazard handling, PPE kit $18, red-bag disposal 4 bags x $12: $66.”