Invoice clients for hardwood, LVT, laminate, and carpet flooring installations. Professional invoices from Tidybill.
A flooring installer invoice covers the supply and installation of floor coverings including hardwood and engineered timber, luxury vinyl tile (LVT), laminate, carpet, ceramic or porcelain tile, and underlay. Floor installers quote per square metre for most materials and include subfloor preparation, levelling, and edge trims in their scope. Materials typically represent 40-60% of the total invoice for supply-and-fit jobs. Clients sometimes supply their own materials, in which case the invoice covers labour only. Flooring invoices should specify the floor covering by product name and reference to avoid disputes about the material installed. For commercial contracts, waste disposal, adhesive type, and warranty terms become important compliance items.
| Service | Typical Rate | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| LVT/vinyl flooring supply and install (per m²) | 45 | m² |
| Engineered hardwood supply and install (per m²) | 65 | m² |
| Laminate flooring supply and install (per m²) | 30 | m² |
| Carpet supply and fit (per m²) | 35 | m² |
| Subfloor levelling (per m²) | 15 | m² |
| Underlay supply (per m²) | 5 | m² |
Invoice on completion of each room or area. For large commercial contracts, invoice per floor or phase. Always specify the product name and colour reference for each floor covering to confirm the specified material was installed. If the client supplied materials, note this and invoice labour only. List all additional items (underlay, adhesive, trims) separately.