About this example
This example is the final invoice a moving company near Portland, Oregon, hands a family at the end of moving day: packing a three-bedroom home on Friday, moving it to Lake Oswego on Saturday with a four-person crew and a 26-foot truck, a piano, furniture assembly and full value protection.
A local move is billed by the hour against an estimate, so this invoice shows what was actually used and how it compares with the quote. The first page names the move, the dates, the quote with its not-to-exceed price and the bill of lading, and lists the packing crew's hours and every box size used. Moving day is billed from arrival to the end of unloading, with the clock times printed, followed by travel time, the piano, protection and the one change agreed on the day: a long carry at the new house, with who agreed and when. A quote-against-actual table shows the family paid less than estimated, a balance table subtracts the deposit, and the terms cover payment, claims and box collection, with a delivery receipt to sign.
Who it is for
Moving companies, removal firms and movers who bill local and long-distance moves by the hour or by the job.