Free invoice template
Electrician invoice template
A free electrician invoice template with labor, devices installed, materials at markup, and permit fees already on it. Fill in the job and send it from your phone.
No account needed to try it. Free plan includes 5 invoices a month.
What is on it
A real electrician invoice
Electricians usually bill hourly labor plus a per-device price for outlets, switches, and fixtures, with wire and breakers passed through at a markup.
These are the same starting lines the app loads when you pick this trade. Add, remove, or reprice any of them.
InvoiceElectrician job
Sample- Electrical labor6 hrs × $95.00$570.00
- Outlets / switches installed4 units × $45.00$180.00
- Wire, boxes, breakers1 units × $400.00 + 20% markup$480.00
- Permit feeFlat price$120.00
Total before tax$1,350.00
Tips
How to get a electrician invoice paid faster
- List devices by count (for example, 4 outlets at a set price each) so the customer can see what was installed.
- Put the permit fee on its own line. Customers question it less when it is not buried in labor.
- Write the panel or circuit work in plain words, like "Added 20 amp circuit for garage."
- Add a photo of the finished panel or fixture. It answers most "what did I pay for" calls.
Guides
Guides for electrician work
- 5 min readElectrician Invoice: What to Include So It Gets PaidAn electrician invoice should name the circuit, the device, and the labor. What to list on a service call or a small project so the customer knows what they are paying for.Read the guide
- 5 min readHow to Invoice for Materials Without an ArgumentMaterial charges cause fights when the customer cannot see what you bought or why it costs more than the shelf price. How to put materials on the invoice.Read the guide
- 5 min readBefore and After Photos Belong on the InvoiceA customer who can see the work is easier to pay. Why contractors attach before, during, and after photos to the invoice, and which shots are worth sending.Read the guide