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Free Plumbing Invoice Template (PDF)

This is the invoice layout I used running the office of a plumbing company. It has the lines that actually get you paid — job number, labor, materials, tax, terms, and a due date the customer can't argue with. Download it, put your logo on it, send it the same day the work is done.

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What's on the form

  • Company + license number block at the top
  • Bill-to and service address (they're often different)
  • Line items for labor, materials, trip charge and permits
  • Subtotal, tax, deposit applied, and balance due
  • Payment terms and a hard due date

Related reading: Estimate vs. invoice vs. change order — when to use each

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Common questions

Is this plumbing invoice template really free?
Yes. Download it, use it on real jobs, no email required.
Can I put my own logo and license number on it?
Yes. The header is left open so you can add your company name, logo, license number and phone before you print or send it.
What's the difference between an estimate and an invoice?
An estimate is the price you quote before the work. An invoice is the bill after the work is done. If the scope changes in between, you need a change order.