Chimney Sweep Invoice Template
Create professional chimney sweep invoices for chimney cleaning, inspection, and maintenance services. Our template includes inspection levels, creosote documentation, and repair tracking. Perfect for chimney sweeps and fireplace professionals. Download instantly in PDF, Word, or Excel format.
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Subtotal$1,325.00
Tax Rate (8%)$106.00
Total (USD)$1,431.00
What to Include on a Chimney Sweep Invoice
Professional chimney sweep invoices should document:
Business Information- Company name
- CSIA certification number
- Business address
- Phone and email
- Insurance information
- Customer name
- Service address
- Phone number
- Email address
- Chimney type (masonry/prefab)
- Flue size
- Appliance type (fireplace/stove)
- Number of flues
- Last service date
- Inspection level (1, 2, or 3)
- Cleaning performed
- Creosote level found
- Issues identified
- Repairs completed
- Sweeping fee
- Inspection fee
- Repairs/parts
- Additional services
- Tax
- Total amount
Chimney Services Pricing Guide
Standard rates for chimney services:
Chimney Sweeping- Standard fireplace: $150-250
- Wood stove flue: $150-225
- Multi-flue discount: -$25-50 each
- Heavily soiled: +$50-150
- Third floor access: +$50-100
- Level 1 (with sweep): Included
- Level 1 (standalone): $75-150
- Level 2 (video): $200-350
- Level 3 (invasive): $500-1,500+
- Chimney cap: $150-400
- Damper repair: $150-350
- Crown repair: $200-600
- Flashing repair: $200-500
- Smoke chamber parge: $400-900
- Liner install: $1,500-5,000
- Cap installation: $150-400
- Screen/spark arrestor: $100-250
- Damper replacement: $300-600
- Waterproofing: $200-400
- Chase cover: $300-800
- Dryer vent cleaning: $100-175
- Fireplace insert install: $500-1,500
- Gas log install: $300-600
- Animal removal: $150-400
Chimney Inspection Levels Explained
NFPA 211 inspection standards:
Level 1 Inspection- Visual examination
- Readily accessible areas
- No special tools
- For regular maintenance
- Included with sweep
- Basic safety check
- All Level 1 items
- Video scan of flue
- Accessible attic/crawl space
- Required for: home sales,
- Most comprehensive standard
- All Level 1 & 2 items
- Invasive examination
- Removal of components
- For serious concerns
- Structural investigation
- Most expensive
- Annual: Level 1 with sweep
- Home sale: Level 2
- After chimney fire: Level 2 minimum
- Suspected damage: Level 2 or 3
- Appliance change: Level 2
- Written report required
- Document all findings
- Photos/video included
- Repair recommendations
- Safety concerns noted
Chimney Business Best Practices
Run a professional chimney service:
Certifications- CSIA Certified
- NFI Certified (gas)
- Ongoing education
- Local licensing
- Insurance coverage
- Background checks
- Proper drop cloths
- HEPA vacuum use
- Respiratory protection
- Ladder safety
- Roof safety
- Clean work area
- Before photos
- After photos
- Video inspection saved
- Written reports
- Creosote levels noted
- Recommendations recorded
- Explain findings
- Show photos/video
- Creosote dangers
- Proper burning practices
- Maintenance schedule
- Warning signs to watch
- Book ahead for fall
- Off-season discounts
- Maintenance reminders
- Follow-up scheduling
- Multi-year plans