Free invoice templates for pool service providers built for parts and labor, chemicals, 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.
List parts and labor, chemicals, service calls, weekly visits, and seasonal openings with professional invoice line items.
Real pain points that cause pushback and late pay, plus fixes that prevent disputes.
Bill weekly cleanings, openings, chemicals, equipment installs, and emergency calls with confidence. Line items, fees, permits, and terms for pool pros, clear answers.
Use a recurring service for weekly skimming, brushing, and testing. Charge a higher flat for deep debris removal. Example: “Weekly maintenance visit $95” vs “Deep clean 3 hrs @ $85 = $255.”
Break out labor, chemicals, and add-ons. List cover removal, startup chemicals, equipment restart, or winter plugs. Example: “Opening package $299, Cover removal $60, Startup kit 1 pack $45.”
Show quantity and unit price, not a lump sum. Note brand or concentration if it affects cost. Example: “Liquid chlorine 4 gal @ $7 = $28, Stabilizer 2 lb @ $6 = $12.”
Yes. Quote a flat diagnostic that credits toward the repair if approved. Example: “Equipment diagnostic $89, Credit applied if repair authorized within 7 days.”
State your response window and add an after-hours multiplier. Label it clearly. Example: “Emergency call 7–10 pm x1.5 labor rate, 1.5 hrs @ $120 = $180.”
Include permit fees as pass-through and add your handling time. Rules vary. Check local rules. Example: “City mechanical permit $140, Permit handling 0.5 hr @ $85 = $42.”
Use milestones: deposit, demo, plaster, finish. Tie each draw to a site check. Example: “Deposit 30% = $2,400, Demo complete 30% = $2,400, Plaster 30% = $2,400, Final 10% = $800.” Use the Pool Services Invoice Template to keep phases consistent.
Yes, if you publish your service radius. List miles or zones. Example: “Travel zone C 26–40 miles $25” or “Extra stop key pickup $10.”