Invoice templates for motorhome and caravan technicians covering annual habitation checks, gas safety, electrical systems, and leisure vehicle repairs.
A motorhome and caravan technician invoice records fees for servicing and repairing touring caravans, motorhomes, and campervans. UK technicians cover annual habitation services (checking gas, water, electrical, ventilation, and habitation systems), gas safety servicing (requiring ACS Gas Safe registration for LPG work), damp surveys, and general repair work. Technicians working on gas appliances in leisure vehicles must hold a current ACS (Accredited Certification Scheme) qualification for leisure vehicles from Gas Safe Register. The National Caravan Council (NCC) and the Caravan and Motorhome Club run approved workshop schemes that many technicians participate in. Customers buying and selling caravans often commission habitation checks and damp surveys as part of the transaction.
| Service | Typical Rate | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Annual habitation service (standard caravan) | 160 | service |
| Annual habitation service (motorhome) | 220 | service |
| Gas appliance safety check (per appliance) | 55 | appliance |
| Damp survey (full vehicle, moisture meter) | 95 | survey |
| Electrical fault diagnosis and repair (per hour) | 75 | hour |
| Solar panel installation (supply and fit) | 450 | installation |
| Habitation repair work (per hour) | 70 | hour |
Motorhome and caravan technicians typically invoice on completion of the service, with payment before the vehicle is returned. For mobile service visits (attending the customer's site), invoice on the day of visit. For annual habitation services, include a reference to the habitation service certificate issued with the work. This certificate is important for customers' insurance and warranty purposes — attaching or referencing it adds value to the invoice. For larger repair projects, a deposit covering parts is appropriate before ordering specialist components. Issue the balance invoice on completion of the work.