Invoice example · Grounds maintenance

Lawn Care Invoice Example for Monthly Service

A 5-page monthly lawn care invoice for an HOA: contract fee, fall cleanup, aeration and seeding per 1,000 sq ft, irrigation blowout, visit log and site map.

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About this example

This example is the October invoice a grounds maintenance company sends a US homeowners association. It bills the flat monthly contract fee for five weekly visits, then the autumn work in the season plan: leaf clearance by crew hour, removal by the load, hollow-tine aeration and overseeding per 1,000 square feet (about 93 m²), winterising the irrigation, and three sprinkler heads replaced with the treasurer's approval.

A residents' association board reviews invoices at its meetings, so this one is built to be read by volunteers. A visit log shows every crew visit with its date and hours, a site map shows the four lawn zones behind the area figures, and notes from the crew explain what to do about the new seed and the drained irrigation. A timeline shows what is left in the season so the board can budget for the final invoice. Short payment terms and a contact close it.

Who it is for

Grounds maintenance and landscaping companies that bill residents' associations, managing agents or commercial sites a monthly fee plus seasonal services.

Inside and how to use it

What this example contains, and how to make it yours

What's inside

  • A split title with the month's total, crew visits and area aerated
  • The monthly fee, seasonal services by unit and approved repairs
  • A visit log with crew, work done and hours for each date
  • A site map of the lawn zones behind the area pricing
  • Notes from the crew and what is left in the season plan
  • Payment terms and a contact for the board

How to adapt it

  • List every visit date so the monthly fee is easy to check
  • Price area work per unit of area and show where it was measured
  • Note who approved repairs outside the contract and when
  • Show what is left in the season so the client can budget

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