Free Plumbing Invoice Template
A free plumbing invoice template with a filled-in sample: the service call, labor, parts and fixtures on separate lines, plus license and warranty notes.
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
- Plumbing license
- #P-41207
- No.
- INV-0042
- Issued
- Today
- Due
- 15 days from issue
- Found
- Kitchen drain slow; main line partly blocked
- Done
- Main line cleared; kitchen faucet replaced
- Permit
- Not required for this repair
- Inspection
- None pending
- Labor
- $562.50
- Parts and fixtures
- $222.00
- Tax 8%
- $62.76
- Total due
- $847.26
What goes on a plumbing invoice
Five details make this a plumbing invoice rather than a generic one. Each has its number in the sample’s margin, from the top of the page down.
- 1
Your license number
Plumbing license #P-41207 sits under the company’s address, where a customer, an inspector or a home warranty company looks for it. Some states require the number on every bid and invoice; check yours, and print it either way.
- 2
What you found, and where
The main line is drawn from the cleanout to the city sewer, 72 feet, with the roots marked where the snake met them, 38 feet out. If the line backs up again, the next visit, yours or another plumber’s, starts at that distance instead of starting over.
- 3
Permit and inspection
The Permit record says this repair needed none and nothing is pending. When a job does need one, the permit number and the inspection’s status go here, so the customer knows whether an inspector is still coming.
- 4
The service call, on its own line
Diagnosing the kitchen drain is the first line of the labor, $95, apart from the $275 to snake the main line. The customer sees what it cost to find the problem and what it cost to fix it, and the call fee still stands on a visit where they decide not to go ahead.
- 5
Warranty on parts and on labor
The warranty is in the terms, in two parts: 90 days on your labor, and the manufacturer’s warranty on the faucet. Each is named with its length, so a callback in the second month is settled by reading the invoice.
Plumbing invoice questions
What should a plumbing invoice include?
A plumbing invoice should include your license number, business details, customer info, a description of the problem diagnosed, labor hours and rates, all parts and materials with costs, any permit fees, warranty terms, and payment due date.
Should I charge a service call fee separately?
Yes, and decide before the visit what happens to it when the customer goes ahead with the repair. If you credit the fee against the work, show the credit as its own line under the fee, so the customer sees both the charge and the credit. If you don’t credit it, say so when the visit is booked, so the fee is no surprise on the invoice.
How do I handle warranty claims on invoices?
Write a new invoice for the callback rather than changing the old one. Put the original invoice number and date on it, list what you did, and mark the covered lines as a warranty repair at no charge. Anything the warranty doesn’t cover, such as a second repair the customer asks for while you are there, goes on the same invoice as an ordinary priced line.
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 plumbing 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.
- Printed and handed over, or mailed
- Paid by check, when it comes
- Typed into the books
Simulated · the paper above, in the app
- Invoicing
- Payments
- QuickBooks Online sync
- Invoicing software for plumbing businesses
- Business Genie for plumbing businesses
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