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Cleaning Service Invoice Template

Cleaning clients pay for visits, so a good cleaning invoice lists each one with its date and puts any extras on top. Use this template for house, office or move-out cleans, per visit or once a month.

Last updated October 15, 2026
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BrightNest Cleaning Co.
1210 Bethel Road
Columbus, OH 43220

hello@example.com

(614) 555-0127
INVOICE
Invoice no.INV-1042
Invoice date09/28/2026
TermsNet 7
Due date10/05/2026
BILL TO
Morgan Ellis
47 Kenyon Brook Drive
Worthington, OH 43085
DescriptionQtyRateAmount
Standard home cleaning TVisit dates4 visit$140.00$560.00
Deep clean: kitchen and bathrooms T1 job$95.00$95.00
Inside oven T1 ea$35.00$35.00
Inside refrigerator T1 ea$30.00$30.00
HOW TO PAY

Pay by bank transfer or card within the due date shown.

NOTES

Cancellations with less than 24 hours notice may be charged. Thank you for choosing us.

T = taxable item

Subtotal$720.00
Sales tax (8%)$57.60
Total$777.60
Balance due$777.60

Sample data. Names are invented and prices are placeholders to show the layout, not market rates.

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Per visit, per hour or per month

Residential cleaners usually charge a flat price per visit set by the size of the home, with add-ons such as inside the oven or fridge. Commercial cleaning is often a monthly contract or an hourly rate per cleaner.

For recurring clients, one invoice per month listing each visit date keeps paperwork down. Put the visit dates in the line details.

Many cleaners charge more for the first visit, a deep clean that brings the home up to standard, then a lower recurring price. Put the first clean on its own line so the client sees why the first invoice is higher.

Things to show on a cleaning bill

  • Visit dates. Every date cleaned, which matters most on a monthly bill.
  • Type of clean. Standard, deep, move-in or move-out, which explains the price.
  • Add-ons. Inside appliances, windows, laundry or pet hair, priced one by one.
  • Supplies. Only if the client pays for them, kept apart from labor.
  • Service address. The home or office cleaned, if a landlord or manager is paying from another address.
  • Cancellation policy. Your late-cancellation or lockout charge, in the notes.

Putting a month of cleans on one invoice

  1. Use the visit count as the quantity. Four standard cleans at the visit price is one line. The dates go in the detail so the client can tick them off.
  2. Separate the deep clean. A first-time or seasonal deep clean gets its own line and price.
  3. Price each extra. Oven, fridge, interior windows: one line each, so the client can drop one next month.
  4. Bill whoever pays. For a rental, invoice the landlord and put the rental address on the line.
  5. Restate the cancellation rule. A sentence in the notes avoids an argument the first time you charge for a lockout.

Cleaning invoice example

A month of cleans for one household, totaled by the generator's calculator.

LineQuantity and rateAmount
Standard home cleaningVisit datesTaxable4 visits at $140.00$560.00
Deep clean: kitchen and bathroomsTaxable1 job at $95.00$95.00
Inside ovenTaxable1 each at $35.00$35.00
Inside refrigeratorTaxable1 each at $30.00$30.00
Subtotal$720.00
Sales tax, 8% of $720.00 (taxable lines only)$57.60
Total, net 7$777.60

Every line here is taxed at 8%, the Franklin County, Ohio rate. Ohio treats house cleaning and maid service as building maintenance, taxable once a business sells $5,000 or more of it a year. Plenty of states leave cleaning untaxed; set the marks for where you work.

Cleaning invoice example with standard home cleaning, deep clean and inside oven, sales tax and the total due
The cleaning sample invoice in the Classic layout.

Payment terms: Net 7

Net 7 suits a monthly invoice to a household: short enough to keep cash coming in. Office contracts more often run Net 15 or Net 30, and one-off cleans are usually paid on the day.

Cleaning invoice templates to download

Prefer a file? The Word and Excel versions start with four visits, a deep clean and two add-ons, ready to edit.

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Before the first clean, and after payment

Quoting a move-out clean or a new office contract? The cleaning estimate template lists the same rooms and extras before you start. Clients who pay cash at the door can have a cleaning receipt.

Sources

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Frequently asked questions

Should I invoice cleaning clients per visit or monthly?
Either works. Per visit suits one-off jobs. Monthly invoicing suits recurring clients: add one line per visit, or one line with the visit count as the quantity and the dates in the detail.
How do I bill cleaning by the hour?
Put the hours as the quantity and your hourly rate as the rate. For a team, multiply the hours by the number of cleaners, for example 2 cleaners for 3 hours is 6 hours, and say so in the detail line so the client can check it.
How do I invoice a move-out cleaning?
Put the move-out clean on one line with the address in the detail, and list extras such as inside cabinets, walls or carpets on their own lines. If a landlord or property manager pays, bill them.
Can I charge more for homes with pets?
Many cleaners add a pet hair charge or price by the extra time a pet-heavy home takes. Show it as an add-on line so the client sees it, and mention it when you quote.