Bill HVAC service and installs with the diagnostic fee, labor, parts, refrigerant pounds and equipment serial numbers on separate lines. Download it free in Word, Excel or PDF, or fill it in online.

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An HVAC invoice should show what was wrong, what you replaced and which equipment you worked on. Include these items:
Most HVAC visits fall into one of three types, and each one reads best on an invoice in a different way:
If you credit the diagnostic fee toward the repair, show the fee and the credit as two lines. Rates vary by region and the numbers in the sample below are examples only. Use your own prices.
Refrigerant is billed by the pound. Name the type, such as R-410A or R-454B, show the pounds added and the price per pound. That lets the customer see why the charge is what it is, and it gives you a record of how much was added to the system.
Give parts their own lines with a name or part number, such as a dual run capacitor, a contactor or a blower motor. Put the equipment make, model and serial number near the top of the invoice or in the notes, so the service history stays with the unit.
A replacement has more pieces than a repair. Show them as separate lines: the equipment (condenser, furnace or air handler) with its model number, the line set, the labor, the permit and the disposal of the old unit. If the customer paid a deposit, show it as a credit on the final invoice so the balance due is clear.
Many HVAC companies sell a maintenance agreement, often one or two visits a year for a flat fee. Bill the agreement as a single line with the period it covers. For each visit, you can send a $0 invoice or a visit record listing what was checked and any filters replaced. If a repair is found during a tune-up, bill it on its own lines.
Here is what an HVAC invoice looks like using our template. Amounts are examples only:
Equipment and parts usually carry a manufacturer warranty, while your labor warranty is set by you. State both on the invoice. Some manufacturers require the customer to register new equipment to get the full warranty period. If that applies, a short note on the invoice saves a phone call later.
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Include your business details and license number, the customer and address, an invoice number and date, the equipment model and serial number, the diagnostic fee, labor, parts, refrigerant, warranty terms, the total due and your payment terms. List each on its own line.
Give it its own line with the refrigerant type, the pounds added and the price per pound. For example, R-410A, 2 lbs at $65 per lb.
Many HVAC companies do. Show it as its own line. If you credit it toward the repair when the customer approves the work, show the fee and the credit as two lines.
List the full install price, then add the deposit as a credit line. The balance due is the total minus the deposit.
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