Electrician invoice template
An electrical contractor invoice with labor, materials, permits and inspection — clear enough for homeowners and GCs alike.
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What to include on a electrician invoice
- Your business name, contact details and license number if your trade requires one
- The client's name, billing address and the job or project address
- Job address and scope of electrical work
- Labor hours and rate, or flat-rate job price
- Materials — wire, breakers, fixtures
- Permit and inspection fees, plus your license number
- Subtotal, tax (if you charge it) and the balance due
- Payment terms, due date and how the client can pay
How electrician businesses usually bill
Electricians bill hourly or flat-rate per job, plus materials. Permit and inspection fees are usually passed through as separate lines.
For new construction or remodels, progress billing is common.
Questions
Should I include my license number?
Many states require licensed trades to show their license number on invoices and estimates. Add it in the Tax ID / license field.
How do I bill materials?
List the main items or a single "Materials" line with a short description.
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