Free invoice template
Plumber invoice template
A free plumbing invoice template with labor, fixtures installed, parts at markup, and a trip charge. Built for service calls and bigger installs alike.
No account needed to try it. Free plan includes 5 invoices a month.
What is on it
A real plumber invoice
Plumbers often charge a trip or service-call fee, then hourly labor, with fixtures priced per unit and pipe and fittings 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.
InvoicePlumber job
Sample- Plumbing labor5 hrs × $110.00$550.00
- Fixtures installed2 fixtures × $150.00$300.00
- Pipe, fittings, valves1 units × $400.00 + 20% markup$480.00
- Trip chargeFlat price$89.00
Total before tax$1,419.00
Tips
How to get a plumber invoice paid faster
- Show the trip charge as its own line so it reads as a standard fee, not a surprise.
- Name the fixture brand and model when you supply it. It helps with warranty questions later.
- Note where the leak or problem was found. One sentence saves a follow-up call.
- Collect on the spot for service calls. A card link sent by text gets paid before you pull away.
Guides
Guides for plumber work
- 5 min readPlumber Invoice: What to Include on the BillPlumbing invoices get disputed when the leak is already closed up. List the fixture, the hidden repair, and the parts so the customer can see what they paid for.Read the guide
- 5 min readHow to Text an Invoice to a Customer (and Get It Paid)A text gets opened. A vague text does not get paid. How to send a contractor invoice by text with the amount, the job, and a link.Read the guide
- 6 min readHow to Get Paid Faster as a Contractor: 7 Ways That Actually WorkLate payments are a cash-flow killer. These seven practical habits — from invoicing on site to texting a card payment link — get the money into your account in days instead of weeks.Read the guide