Free Electrical Invoice Template

A free electrical invoice template with a filled-in sample: a dedicated circuit, GFCI outlets and breaker troubleshooting, with wire and breakers itemized.

Type over any line of the sample to make it yours, then print it or save it as a PDF. No signup, nothing to download.

Sample · made-up company, customer and prices

Your Electrical Company
123 Main Street, Suite 100Anytown, ST 12345(555) 123-4567office@yourelectricalco.com
Electrical license
#EC-58214
Permit
#E-24-01187
Invoice
No.
INV-0042
Issued
Today
Due
15 days from issue
Bill to
John Smith456 Oak AvenueAnytown, ST 12345(555) 987-6543
Code
GFCI
Bathroom outlets, NEC 210.8(A)
Inspection
Status
Final inspection scheduled
Circuits
SlotBreakerWireServes
1420A single-pole, new12/2 NM-BHome office outlets
720A single-pole12/2 NM-BHall bath, 2 GFCI outlets
Labor
Install 20A dedicated circuit for home office1$225.00$225.00
Install GFCI outlet in bathroom2$95.00$190.00
Troubleshoot intermittent breaker trip1.5 hrs$95.00$142.50
Label electrical panel circuits1$75.00$75.00
Materials
20A GFCI outlet (Leviton)2$22.00$44.00
12/2 NM-B Romex wire (per 50ft)1$45.00$45.00
20A single-pole breaker1$12.00$12.00
Junction box, connectors, covers1$18.00$18.00
Payment. Due within 15 days of the invoice date.
Warranty. 1 year on workmanship. Devices carry the manufacturer’s warranty.
Labor
$632.50
Materials
$119.00
Tax 8%
$60.12
Total due
$811.62

What goes on an electrical invoice

Four details make this an electrical invoice rather than a generic one. Each has its number in the sample’s margin, from the top of the page down.

  1. 1

    License and permit numbers

    The contractor license and this job’s permit, #E-24-01187, both under the address. A new circuit often needs a permit, and a buyer or an insurer asking about the panel years from now will look for that number first.

  2. 2

    The code section behind the work

    The Code record cites NEC 210.8(A), the rule behind GFCI protection for bathroom outlets. It tells the customer the two GFCI outlets on the bill were required work, not an extra.

  3. 3

    Inspection status

    Final inspection scheduled. Once it passes, write the date in, and the invoice becomes the customer’s record that the work was inspected and approved.

  4. 4

    Wire, breaker and circuit

    Each circuit gets a row: its slot in the panel, the breaker, the wire and what it serves. Slot 14, a new 20A breaker on 12/2 NM-B, feeds the home office, and the next electrician to open the panel reads that here instead of tracing it.

Electrical invoice questions

What should an electrical invoice include?

An electrical invoice should include your contractor license number, permit numbers, a description of the work performed, wire types and sizes, breaker specifications, inspection status, and code references for any code-required work.

Do I need to include permit information on electrical invoices?

Yes, whenever the job needed a permit. Include the permit number, the inspection date and whether the work passed, so both you and the customer have a record that the work was inspected.

How should I itemize electrical work?

Break down each circuit or task separately. List the wire type and length, the devices installed (outlets, switches, fixtures), the breakers added, and the labor for each task.

Invoicing in Business Genie

Business Genie is field service management software for contractors, built around route optimization — schedule and route your crews, then invoice and get paid, on the web and in the iOS and Android app.

An invoice like the electrical one above goes out from the app, your customer pays it online by card, Apple Pay, PayPal, Venmo or Cash App, and it syncs with QuickBooks Online. The phone shows the paper above as it would go out: change a line on the paper and it changes here. Choose a stop on the blue line to follow it.

On paper
  1. Printed and handed over, or mailed
  2. Paid by check, when it comes
  3. Typed into the books
In Business Genie

Simulated · the paper above, in the app

Invoice templates for other trades

Every trade bills for different things. Each template is drawn for its trade, with the details that trade’s customers expect to see, and each is free to edit and print.