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Free HVAC Invoice Template

Professional HVAC invoice template for AC repairs, furnace installs, maintenance agreements, and duct work. Free for HVAC contractors.

Sample Document

Sample HVAC Invoice

Your HVAC Company
123 Main Street, Suite 100
Anytown, ST 12345
(555) 123-4567
info@yourhvaccompany.com
License #: ABC-12345
Invoice
INV-2024-0042
January 15, 2025
Due: January 30, 2025
Bill To
John Smith
456 Oak Avenue
Anytown, ST 12345
(555) 987-6543
Services
DescriptionQtyRateAmount
AC diagnostic — no cooling complaint1$89.00$89.00
Replace capacitor (labor)0.5 hrs$95.00$47.50
System performance check & refrigerant levels1$125.00$125.00
Clean condenser coils1$85.00$85.00
Materials & Parts
DescriptionQtyRateAmount
Run capacitor 45/5 MFD 440V1$35.00$35.00
R-410A refrigerant (per lb)2$45.00$90.00
Contactor relay 2-pole 40A1$28.00$28.00
Labor Subtotal$346.50
Materials Subtotal$153.00
Subtotal$499.50
Tax (8%)$39.96
Total Due$539.46

Payment Terms: Due within 15 days. We accept check, credit card, and bank transfer.

Warranty: 90-day labor warranty. Manufacturer warranty applies to all parts.

Thank you for your business!

Best Practices

HVAC Invoice Tips

01

Include your EPA 608 certification number and HVAC contractor license on invoices.

02

List refrigerant type and amount added — this is required by EPA regulations.

03

Note the equipment model and serial numbers for warranty tracking.

04

Include maintenance agreement options on repair invoices to upsell recurring service.

FAQ

Frequently Asked
Questions

What should an HVAC invoice include?

An HVAC invoice should include your license and EPA certification numbers, equipment model/serial numbers, refrigerant type and quantity, detailed labor and parts breakdown, warranty terms, and maintenance recommendations.

How do I bill for refrigerant on HVAC invoices?

List refrigerant as a separate line item showing the type (R-410A, R-22, etc.), quantity in pounds, and per-pound price. This is industry standard and helps with EPA compliance documentation.

Should I include equipment serial numbers on invoices?

Yes, always include equipment model and serial numbers. This is essential for warranty claims and helps customers maintain records for future service.

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