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Invoice Template for Handyman Services

Handyman jobs are a mix of small repairs and odd jobs billed by the hour or as flat rates, plus materials. This handyman invoice template separates labor, materials, and a trip fee so customers see exactly what each task cost and you don't lose money on supply runs.

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What to put on a handyman invoice

These are the line items handyman businesses bill most often. Add the ones that apply to your job — the generator totals them automatically.

  • Labor — hours × rate
  • Flat-rate task (e.g. mount TV, fix door)
  • Materials and supplies
  • Trip / minimum service charge
  • Hauling and disposal
  • Multiple-task day rate
  • Hardware and fasteners

Pro tips for handymans

Payment terms

Collect on completion for most jobs; set a minimum service charge so short visits and supply runs are always covered.

Tax

Materials are typically taxable while repair labor may be exempt depending on your state — keep them on separate lines.

Handyman invoice FAQ

How should a handyman bill small jobs?

Use an hourly rate with a minimum, or flat rates for common tasks. Add materials as a separate line so supply costs are recovered, not absorbed.

Should I charge a minimum service fee?

Yes — a minimum or trip charge ensures short visits and supply runs cover your time and travel even when the actual task is quick.

How do I bill materials I purchased?

List materials separately from labor with quantities. You can pass them through at cost or apply a modest markup — just keep them off the labor line for tax reasons.

Is handyman labor taxable?

Materials are usually taxable; whether labor is taxed depends on your state. Separating the two lets you apply tax correctly.