For plumbers & heating engineers

Boiler Service Invoice Template (UK) with Example

A service invoice is also your rebooking tool. Put the next service date on it and you've set up next year's job before you leave.

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Rough notes in, finished invoice out. 2 free goes.

Worked example

The notes

Mr Robson, Wallsend: “Annual service, combi, cleaned condensate trap, replaced pressure gauge.”

ItemQtyUnit priceTotal
Annual boiler service1 each£85.00£85.00
Pressure gauge, supplied and fitted1 each£22.00£22.00
Subtotal
£107.00
VAT at 20%
£21.40
Total
£128.40

Payment terms: 7 days

Example prices for illustration only. Your prices depend on your area, the spec and access, so set your own.

Turn your own notes into a invoice like this

Type the job how you'd say it. Workscribe lays it out, prices each line and works out the VAT. Free to try, no account.

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What a boiler service invoice should include

  • Boiler make and model
  • What the service covered
  • Parts replaced
  • Next service due date
  • Payment terms and bank details

Common mistakes

No next service date

It's the easiest repeat booking you'll ever get. Put the date on the invoice.

Bundling parts into the fee

Show parts separately so the service price stays consistent year to year.

Questions

Should a boiler service invoice include the gas safety record?

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They're separate documents; reference the record or attach it, but keep the invoice to the money.

What payment terms work for services?

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Seven days or due on receipt are common for domestic services.

Can I set up repeat services automatically?

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In Workscribe, repeating jobs put the next service on the calendar for you (paid plans).

General guidance, not legal or technical advice. Check current regulations for your job.

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