Solar Invoice Template

Create professional solar invoices for installation and service work with clear site and system details. This solar invoice template supports installation labor, solar panels and electrical components, engineering/design, permitting coordination, inspections, and maintenance visits—ideal for solar companies billing residential and commercial customers with clean documentation. Download instantly in PDF, Word, or Excel format.

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Total (USD)$1,800.00

What to Include on a Solar Invoice

Solar invoices should clearly identify the site and what work or equipment was provided.

Site and system details
  • Site address
  • System size (kW) (optional)
  • System type (optional)
  • Permit/inspection reference (optional)
Common solar line items
  • Solar installation labor
  • Solar panels (equipment)
  • Inverter/electrical components
  • System design/engineering
  • Permitting/inspection coordination
  • Maintenance visit
Totals
  • Subtotal, sales tax, total due
  • Payment terms and approval notes

Solar Installation vs Maintenance and Service Invoices

Solar companies invoice different work types in different ways.

Installation invoices
Often include labor plus equipment and coordination.

Service invoices
Commonly include maintenance visits, troubleshooting, and component replacements.

Using “System size” and “System type” fields can help customers and project managers track the installation details over time.

Itemizing Solar Equipment and Components

Solar projects often require clear equipment documentation.

Common components
  • Panels
  • Inverters
  • Electrical components and wiring
  • Mounting hardware
Itemizing major components makes invoices easier to understand and supports warranty and service records.

Permits, Inspections, and Coordination Fees

Solar installs often involve administrative coordination.

Common coordination items
  • Permit application handling
  • Inspection scheduling
  • Utility interconnection coordination
Listing these as separate line items helps explain costs beyond equipment and labor.

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