Free invoice templates for windshield repair shops built for parts and labor, service call, and chip and crack repair charges. 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 chip repair, crack repair, resin, labor, mobile service, and cleanup with professional invoice line items.
Real work moves fast, and sloppy invoices cost you time and money. Use these fixes to stay clear, compliant, and paid on time.
Billing for chip fixes, crack stops, OEM vs aftermarket glass, ADAS calibration, mobile trip fees, and warranty terms, plus clean line items and faster payouts. Use our Windshield Repair Invoice Template for clear answers.
Price the first chip as a flat rate, then add a smaller fee per extra chip. Cracks can be tiered by length. Example line items: “Chip repair, first chip: $95” and “Additional chip: $35” and “Crack repair up to 6 in: $129.”
Add a mobile service fee plus actual parking or tolls. A clear trip line keeps your margin. Example: “Mobile service fee: $25” and “Parking reimbursement: $8.”
Put calibration as its own line with method and documentation. Include static or dynamic and a scan reference. Example: “ADAS camera recalibration (dynamic): $195” and “Pre/post scan report: $30.”
List brand, part number, and your markup so the driver or fleet manager sees the value. Warranty terms can differ. Example: “Windshield, OEM Pilkington FW1234: $410” and “Glass markup 20%: $82.”
Include carrier, claim number, deductible, vehicle VIN, NAGS part, and labor hours. Add assignment of benefits if you use one. Example: “Insurance: State Farm claim 12345” and “Deductible applied: $100” and “NAGS DW2040: $275” and “Install labor 2.0 hr: $180.”
Use a change order. Bill for corrosion prep time and consumables. Example: “Pinch weld rust remediation 1.5 hr: $135” and “Urethane primer: $12.”
Yes. Itemize R&I and any kits so parts don’t eat your labor. Example: “Rain sensor R&I: $25” and “Rearview mirror reattachment: $15” and “Molding kit: $48.”
Document urethane brand, temperature, and SDAT so the customer knows when it’s safe. Add leak or stress crack warranty terms. Example: “Urethane: SikaTack Elite, SDAT 30 min at 70°F” and “Water leak warranty 12 months.”