Free Glazier Invoice Template

What is a Glazier invoice?

A glazier invoice covers work cutting, fitting, and replacing glass in windows, doors, partitions, mirrors, and shopfronts. Glaziers may work on emergency boarding and glazing after breakages, double and triple glazed unit replacements, secondary glazing installations, frameless glass systems, and commercial glass partitions. Glass costs vary widely by specification (float, toughened, laminated, solar control, acoustic) and the work is typically quoted as a fixed price per unit or per m². Emergency glazing after a break-in or accident is a common callout service charged at a premium. For commercial shopfront or partition work, architectural drawings or specifications may be required alongside the invoice for planning and building compliance.

What to include on a Glazier invoice

• Location and description of glazing work
• Glass type and specification (float, toughened, laminated, IGU spec)
• Size and quantity of units
• Frame or bead work if included
• Emergency boarding (if initial emergency call-out)
• Disposal of broken glass
• Labour hours or fixed price
• VAT details if VAT-registered
• Payment terms

Common glazier invoice line items

How to invoice as a glazier

For emergency callouts, invoice on site. For ordered replacement units, invoice on completion of installation. Specify the glass type, size, and specification for every unit. Note whether glass is toughened or laminated for compliance records (required in critical locations under Building Regulations). Net 14 for domestic clients; net 30 for commercial.