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Free landscaping invoice template — fill it out online

Mowing, cleanups, planting, or hardscaping — fill out a professional landscaping invoice in your browser and download the PDF. No signup, no watermark.

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What a landscaping invoice should include

• Your business name, phone, and email — the same name on your truck and estimate
• Client name and the service address (it's often different from their billing address)
• Invoice number and dates — issue date, service date or period, and a clear due date
• Labor as line items: "Spring cleanup — 2 crew, 4 hrs", "Weekly mowing — May (4 visits)"
• Materials as separate lines: mulch, plants, sod, pavers, fertilizer — with quantities
• Tax and total due, calculated and easy to find
• Payment terms: how to pay and by when

Billing recurring lawn care

For weekly or biweekly maintenance, invoice once per month rather than per visit. Either list each visit ("Mowing — 5/4, 5/11, 5/18, 5/26") or bill one flat line ("Monthly lawn maintenance — May"). Regulars still need a stated due date on every invoice — "due on receipt" or Net 14 keeps the round-trip short. If a client falls behind, our payment reminder templates handle the follow-up politely.

Billing one-time projects

For installs, cleanups, and hardscaping jobs, split the invoice into labor and materials. Clients rarely question a line that reads "Paver patio installation — labor, 24 sq yd" next to "Pavers and base material — 24 sq yd"; they do question a single mystery total. If you marked up materials in your estimate, keep the invoice consistent with the estimate the client approved — see invoice vs. estimate for how the two documents relate.

Deposits on bigger jobs

For projects with real material costs, collect a deposit before you order anything — commonly 25–50%. Send a deposit invoice up front, then a final invoice with a negative line crediting what was paid. The exact wording is in our deposit invoice guide.

How to make one in under a minute

1. Open the free invoice generator — it runs in your browser.
2. Fill in your details, the client's, and the service address in the notes.
3. Add labor and materials as line items; tax and totals calculate automatically.
4. Download the PDF and send it — same day as the work whenever you can.

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