Plumber Invoice Template

Create professional plumbing invoices with our template. Includes dedicated sections for service call fees, hourly labor, parts and materials with markup, and permit costs. Download instantly in PDF, Word, or Excel format.

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How Plumbers Bill: 4 Common Pricing Models

Most plumbing jobs use one of four billing structures:

1. Flat Rate Pricing
Quote a fixed price for the complete job regardless of time spent. Best for standard jobs like water heater installs, faucet replacements, or toilet repairs.

2. Time & Materials (T&M)
Bill hourly labor plus actual cost of parts with markup. Best for repair work where scope is uncertain.

3. Service Call + Hourly
Charge a trip fee to show up, then hourly from there. The service call covers drive time and initial diagnosis.

4. Cost-Plus
Bill actual costs plus a percentage markup. Common for larger projects with general contractors.

What to Include on a Plumber Invoice

A complete plumber invoice needs these elements:

Business Information
  • Business name and "Licensed Plumber" designation
  • Plumbing license number (required in most states)
  • Phone, email, physical address
Customer Details
  • Name and service address
  • Phone and email for follow-up
Job Specifics
  • Date(s) of service
  • Description of work performed
  • Location in home (e.g., "master bathroom")
Itemized Charges
  • Service call/trip charge (separate line)
  • Labor hours and rate
  • Parts with descriptions
  • Permit fees
Payment Terms
  • Total amount due
  • Payment methods accepted
  • Due date and late fee policy
Warranty Statement
  • What's covered and for how long

How to Mark Up Plumbing Parts

Most plumbers mark up parts between 25-100% depending on the item:

Part TypeTypical Markup
Commodity (washers, fittings)50-100%
Fixtures (faucets, toilets)25-40%
Equipment (water heaters)15-25%
Specialty parts30-50%
On your invoice, you can show the marked-up price only, or break out cost + markup. Most plumbers just show the final price.

Plumber Pricing Reference

Use these as benchmarks when setting your rates:

Hourly Rates
  • Apprentice: $45-65/hr
  • Journeyman: $75-120/hr
  • Master Plumber: $100-150/hr
  • Emergency/after-hours: 1.5-2× standard rate
Common Flat Rate Jobs
  • Faucet replacement: $150-350
  • Toilet replacement: $200-500
  • Garbage disposal install: $150-400
  • Water heater replacement: $800-2,000
  • Drain cleaning: $100-300
Service Call Fees
  • Standard: $50-100
  • After-hours: $100-200

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