Tile template

    Tile Invoice Template

    Per-square-foot labor, backer board, waterproofing, thinset, grout and demo. Everything a tile invoice needs, or let AI write it from a one-line job description.

    What to include

    Tile invoice checklist

    • Your business name, contractor license number and contact details
    • Client name, job address and date of work
    • Square footage for each area, such as shower walls, floor or backsplash
    • Tile product, size and quantity, with the waste allowance included
    • Prep work billed on its own lines: demo, backer board, waterproofing and leveling
    • Setting materials such as thinset, grout and sealer
    • Invoice number, payment due date, sales tax and total due
    Typical line items

    Common tile invoice items

    A starting point β€” every job is different, and MyInvoice's AI generator adjusts these for you automatically.

    Tile installation (per sq ft)

    Labor priced by the square foot, with different rates for floor, wall and pattern work.

    Tile and materials

    Tile, quantity ordered with waste, and the unit price.

    Demo and haul-away

    Removal of old tile, mortar bed or fixtures and disposal.

    Backer board and waterproofing

    Cement board, membrane and seams, billed separately from setting.

    Thinset, grout and sealer

    Setting materials by the bag or as a flat materials line.

    Niches, trim and edging

    Shower niches, bullnose and metal edging priced per piece.

    Floor leveling

    Self-leveler and labor when the substrate needs correction.

    FAQ

    Tile invoice questions

    What should a tile installer invoice include?

    List the square footage by area, the tile and quantity with waste, labor per square foot, demo, backer board and waterproofing, setting materials, then tax and the total due.

    How do I price tile labor on an invoice?

    Most installers price labor per square foot and charge more for small tile, patterns, diagonals and walls. Show prep work such as demo and waterproofing as its own lines so the customer sees what the base price covers.

    How much waste should I include for tile?

    Waste depends on the layout and tile size. Straight lays often use about 10 percent and diagonals or patterns more. Whatever allowance you use, show the order quantity on the estimate so the invoice matches it.

    Should I send an estimate before a tile job?

    Yes. Send a written estimate with the scope and square footage, get approval, then turn it into an invoice when the job is finished. MyInvoice handles the online approval.

    Can customers pay a tile invoice by card?

    Yes. Every invoice can carry a secure payment link for card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.

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